No. 5 Indiana’s late game magic falls short as winning streaks end in 19-15 loss to No. 4 Ohio St.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — No. 5 Indiana made the perfect fourth-down call Saturday in hopes of extending its two winning streaks. An uncharacteristic footstep ruined it all. As Hoosiers quarterback Josh Hoover lobbed the ball to the sprinting, wide-open Nick Marsh down the sideline for what appeared to be the go-ahead score with just more than a minute left to play, the sellout crowd roared and fireworks went off. Even No. 4 Ohio State thought Marsh and Hoover had done it again. Instead, Marsh's left foot came down out of bounds before he secured the catch, making it an incompletion ...