The midday sun shone, but its light was blocked by two A-gap blitzers. Leaning away from them to buy a crucial inch, the ball was launched out of danger, and found its intended mark. Secured again, it moved North one yard, then spun towards the sideline, and traveled 69 yards south along the Olentangy. A man in white, followed by a man in red, exits the scene. The ball is heaved. The camera pans. The man in red is gone. Two receivers crashed, one falling to the turf. But one still stood, and had just one defender. That guy decided to jump outside. The standing man turned up instead. Twice they'd tried from conversion range, twice they were denied. So near the goal line, the normal QB running tricks were not going to cut it. But there was still one way to even up the numbers. A year ago they were in the same position, and were just shoved down the field. A new coordinator had new ideas. Three men on the line of scrimmage. Linebackers shooting into every gap. What kind of blocker co