BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - After struggling to move the football for most of the first half against Indiana on Thursday night, Ohio State finally appeared ready to take the top off of a defense.
Facing a 3rd-and-short from the Hoosier 41-yard line, trailing 14-13, quarterback J.T. Barrett fired a long pass into the end zone to a wide open Parris Campbell, who has separated from the defensive back.
At last, it appeared Ohio State was going to hit the long pass that had eluded its offense for most of the previous season.
That was until the ball dropped through Campbell's arms and innocently to the turf.