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WATCH: Jack Stoll’s clutch one-handed grab on 4th down leads to early Nebraska TD

Paul Harvey

By Paul Harvey

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Nebraska looks like an energized football team for Saturday’s showdown against No. 10 Ohio State!

After back-to-back wins over Minnesota and Bethune-Cookman, the Cornhuskers resemble a different team than the one that went 0-6 to start the season. Scott Frost and company are looking to begin November with a big-time upset, and Adrian Martinez and the offense got things rolling early on.

It looked like the offense would be forced into a punt on the game’s opening drive. Buckeyes DL Dre’Mont Jones recorded a sack that forced Nebraska into a 3rd-and-long. Martinez would then be forced out of bounds short of the first down marker, but Frost kept the offense on the field.

Nebraska dialed up a beautiful play call on fourth down with Martinez finding TE Jack Stoll for a short conversion. The play was beautifully executed, but the catch by Stoll was something else. He was able to reel in the pass with one hand despite being interfered with.

Brian Johannes shared the video of Stoll’s catch:


KETV News shared a different look of the impressive grab:


Devine Ozigbo would finish off the drive with a one-yard touchdown plunge. Can Nebraska keep things rolling?

Paul Harvey

Paul is a lifelong fan and student of all things college football. He has been covering college football since 2017 and the B1G since 2018.