For Ohio State receiver Kamryn Babb, hauling in his first career touchdown during Saturday’s 56–14 win over Indiana represented far more than an opportunity to put more points on the scoreboard.
After having his time with the Buckeyes marred by four torn ACLs, Babb, a fifth-year senior and team captain, had already notched another important career milestone by simply being able to make his season debut in front of OSU’s home crowd. But, instead of just logging a few late-game reps with his teammates in front of their fans, Babb made the most of his first real opportunity to make an impact.