As darkness descended on Ohio Stadium and 105,455 scarlet and gray-clad fans looked on with nervous anticipation, Barclay trotted onto the field with an opportunity to beat Iowa by making a 39-yard field goal in overtime.
In just his second game as the team's starting placekicker, the Annapolis native was being called upon to break a 24-24 tie and lift the host Buckeyes to their fifth straight Big Ten Championship.
Barclay, 26, calmly went...
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