Yards to Glory
37. Holy Buckeye
Michael Jenkins' catch keeps Ohio State on title trackNov. 9, 2002: Ohio State lived on the edge throughout its national championship run, and no play epitomized the season more than Craig Krenzel's 37-yard touchdown pass to Michael Jenkins at Purdue. The Buckeyes trailed 6-3 and faced fourth-and-1 with less than two minutes left. Rather than call a safe run play, coach Jim Tressel had Krenzel drop back, and the quarterback found Jenkins for the game winner. The play known as "Holy Buckeye" propelled Ohio State to a 14-0 season.
-- Adam Rittenberg
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