Anthony Chiusano | NCAA.com | October 15, 2016 Near INT turns into crazy catch for Nebraska's Brandon Reilly Share Sometimes a quarterback makes the perfect pass in the tightest of windows to give his team a big play through the air. In the case of Nebraska’s Tommy Armstrong Jr., he instead benefitted on a couple of lucky bounces en route to completing a 45-yard gain to Brandon Reilly in the first quarter against Indiana Saturday. Armstrong delivered an underthrown ball down the right sideline that looked destined for an interception – or at least a pass breakup. However, the ball instead deflected off the Hoosier defensive back’s hands and was then kicked right into the arms of Reilly, who was lying flat on his back just outside the red zone. The big play set up an eventual four-yard touchdown run by Terrell Newby for the first touchdown of the game. Here's how to watch and follow the final day of the 2022 NCAA track and field championships Arizona State entered the final day of the 2022 NCAA DI outdoor track and field championships in first place. READ MORE These are the college stars to watch at the 2022 men’s U23 world team trials Here’s everything you need know about the top collegiate competitors in this event and the key storylines to follow for those athletes. READ MORE Dan Hodge Trophy: History, winners, and how it works Here's the history of the Dan Hodge Trophy, named after one of the all-time greats and given annually to the top college wrestler every year since 1985. READ MORE