No. 3 Ohio State pulls away in the second half to blow out Iowa 35-7

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No. 3 Ohio State emerged victorious against Iowa, delivering a commanding 35-7 win that highlighted their offensive capabilities. The Buckeyes initially faced challenges, but a strong second-half performance allowed them to pull away decisively. Quarterback Will Howard was a standout player, completing 21 of 25 passes for 209 yards and four touchdowns, showcasing his accuracy and decision-making. Emeka Egbuka was particularly impressive, catching three touchdown passes and proving to be a reliable target throughout the game.

The defense of Iowa struggled to keep pace with Ohio State, which capitalized on its opportunities to score effectively. The game marked a significant moment for the Buckeyes as they solidified their status as a major contender in the college football landscape. The performance not only reflects the team's hard work but also sets the stage for future matchups in the season. This victory is sure to resonate within the local sports community as Ohio State continues its pursuit of championship glory.

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