Ohio State quarterback Kyle McCord and receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. connected on only two receptions against Indiana.
So how did it come that Day, only one game into the season, literally looked down at a stat sheet and saw only two touches for his star?
• McCord laced a 24-yard touchdown pass to Harrison in that quarter as well. Except Harrison had stepped out in the course of running the route, which negated the catch. McCord might have had that play in mind when he said after the game he could have given Harrison a “better ball” on a few occasions. Game film also shows a couple of instances where McCord could have thrown Harrison’s way but made other decisions.
“But having him on the field when they do that opens up other guys, which, I think a few times today we capitalized on that.”
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