There were only two drives in the third quarter and Ball State University its count.
The Cardinals took the opening drive of the second half to the Bobcats' five-yard line before they were stopped. Ian McGarvey kicked a 22-yard field goal to give Ball State a 10-9 lead.
But Ohio would answer with an extended drive of their own. With two seconds left in the quarter, quarterback Theo Scott took a timeout believing the play clock was about to run out. Scott then attempted a pass to LaVon Brazill, but was intercepted at the two-yard line by Sean Baker. It was Baker's second interception of the year.
Continue to check bsudailynews.com for updates throughout the game and read Sunday's issue of The Ball State Daily News online for full coverage of the action.
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