COLUMBUS, Ohio – Down 2-0 to Ohio State at the half, the Rutgers men's soccer team need only a 43 second span to tie the game up and force overtime where leading scorer Jordan Hall put away the game-winner to give the Scarlet Knights its first Big Ten win of the year in front of the Big Ten Network cameras.

Ohio State (1-7-2, 0-3-1 Big Ten) had a strong first half, outshooting the Scarlet Knights, 7-2, with goals by Devyn Etling in the 17th minute and Jake Holland putting the Buckeyes up 2-0 in the 35th minute.

It was a different story, however, for Rutgers (2-6-1, 1-3-0 Big Ten) in the second half.

Hall closed the Scarlet Knight deficit to a goal in the 61st minute as redshirt senior Miles Hackett played the ball over the Buckeye back line for the Manchester, England native to one-touch the ball past charging Buckeye keeper Parker Siegfried.
 

With help from the bench, Rutgers made it a tie 2-2 game 43 seconds later. Redshirt senior Kyle Goodwin served the ball from the left side to connect with sophomore Miles Franklyn, both entering the contest following the Scarlet Knights' first goal. Franklyn's initial header was punched away by Siegfried, but the Scarlet Knight was at the goal line to tap the ball into goal.

• Jordan Hall leads the Scarlet Knights with 13 points (6G, 1A). Including his two seasons at Mississippi Gulf Coast College, Hall upped his career total to 127 points (53G, 21A). Sunday's game was his first multi-goal contest for the Scarlet Knights.
• Miles Hackett collected his second assist of the 2018 campaign. He currently has 26 points (9G, 8A) for his career.
• Thomas DeVizio registered his first collegiate points with the assist on Hall's golden goal. The freshman has started all nine contests on the back line for the Scarlet Knights.