Ohio Recovers Onside Kick Booted Off Opposing Receiver's Helmet
What’s that? You want some MACtion? Oh, I’ll give you MACtion. The Ohio Bobcats had just scored a touchdown in the final minute of the second quarter to tie it up 24-24 with Kent State. Ohio kicker Michael Farkas, schooled in the ways of physics, hit Kent State wide receiver Isaac Vance right in the helmet with a low line-drive kickoff; the ball caromed off Vance’s helmet and hurtled backward, where it was caught by Bobcats receiver Camryn Snow. If I were a kicker, I would simply do this all the time.
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