Leading 10-0, Clemson took nine plays to drive to the Ohio State 37-yard line.
Deshaun Watson dropped back and went deep to Hunter Renfrow, streaking down the right sideline, wide open.
Or so Watson thought.
He didn't take into account Malik Hooker's range, which he showed while catching up to Renfrow, leaping over him, and intercepting Watson in the Clemson end zone.
It was his seventh interception of the year and another reason why he's considered the top safety prospect in the 2017 NFL Draft, should he decide to come out.
