Women's Top 25 roundup: No. 19 Iowa knocks off No. 7 Baylor

Yuting Deng scored a driving layup with just 3 seconds remaining in overtime, leading the seventh-ranked Baylor women's basketball team to a narrow 74-72 victory over Davidson. Despite a turnover from Deng at the end of regulation, her decisive play in overtime secured the win. Charlise Dunn of Davidson had an impressive performance, contributing 33 points and 11 rebounds, including three free throws that tied the game late in the fourth quarter.

Michigan State quarterback Alessio Milivojevic addressed the team's offensive struggles and the tough loss against Iowa, emphasizing the need for improvement and expressing support for head coach Jonathan Smith.

Jonathan Smith addressed the media following a disappointing collapse against Iowa, discussing his in-game coaching decisions and the team's performance. He highlighted both the successes and failures during the game, as well as his communication with J Batt.

The Iowa Hawkeyes achieved a remarkable victory over the Michigan State Spartans with a game-winning field goal as time expired, marking a significant comeback from a double-digit deficit. This win not only ended Michigan State's lengthy losing streak but also showcased Iowa's resilience and determination on the field.

Alessio Milivojevic delivered a precise 45-yard touchdown pass to Chrishon McCray, allowing MSU to take the lead over Iowa in a thrilling matchup. This play showcased Milivojevic's skill and McCray's ability to capitalize on the opportunity, contributing significantly to the game's momentum.

Kaden Wetjen made headlines by breaking an Iowa football record with a remarkable punt return touchdown during a home game against Michigan State at Kinnick Stadium. This achievement came after Iowa's previous loss to Oregon, providing a much-needed boost to the team's morale and performance.

Mike Tomlin provided an update on Aaron Rodgers' status ahead of the Pittsburgh Steelers' game against the Chicago Bears. Rodgers, who suffered a wrist injury, will not require surgery, but his availability for the game remains uncertain as the team continues to evaluate his condition.

Baylor University has decided to retain head football coach Dave Aranda for the upcoming season, despite calls from fans for his dismissal. This announcement follows the resignation of athletic director Mack Rhoades, as confirmed by Baylor president Linda A. Livingstone. Aranda's current record stands at 36 wins and 35 losses over six seasons.