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By TIM MAY Freshman running back Roderick Smith was cleared through the admissions procedure at Ohio State yesterday and is expected to be with the team when it resumes practice Sunday, coach Jim Tressel confirmed. Smith, from Paul Harding High...
It's not just a game in college football, it's a daylong party. And out-partying the Southeastern Conference, with its passionate fans and mild weather for most of the season, is difficult.
Ohio State Begins to Worry About Miami after Defeating Marshall Soundly Ohio State played Marshall on Thursday night to kick off their 2010 season and won convincingly (45-7) after allowing the Thundering Herd to only score on a blocked kick. The Buckeyes now start to prepare for the Miami Hurricanes who also played Thursday night. There was some concern that the Buckeyes might be looking past Marshall but the Conference USA team did present an equal match with OSU playing backup lines early an
COLUMBUS, Ohio - The Buckeyes made quick work out of Marshall on Thursday evening with a 45-7 win in front of a sellout crowd. The path will get tougher starting next week with the Miami (Fla.) Hurricanes coming to Columbus (Ohio) but now it is time to break down the tape and see what went right and what needs work during the nine days of prep. We caught up with Jim Tresses during his post game comments from the Horseshoe.
The Buckeyes' QB said neither team should be thinking about the national title game eight years ago.
While the recruiting process is just getting started for Akron, Ohio running back Sae'von Fitzgerald, the 5-foot-7, 160-pounder already has claimed one scholarship offer. Next weekend he plans to visit Columbus for Ohio State's game against Miami. He's hoping to remain on the Buckeyes recruiting radar.
Louisville kicks off the fall recruiting visit season with a critical weekend of hosting five-star talents Quincy Miller, Chane Behanan and Josiah Turner
LSU, with alligator, andouille sausage and gumbo, is tops in the college football gameday tailgating world. Ohio State comes in at No. 5.
Tyler Moeller likes bending people in ways they were not supposed to be bent Ohio Stadium is so majestic in primetime, though the past few games under the rented lights have left Buckeye fans with sour tastes in their mouths. Buckeye fans experienced no such aftertaste in the 121st season opener againt Marshall, thrashing the [...]
Terrelle Pryor and the Ohio State Buckeyes get the 2010 campaign off to an impressive start, corralling the Marshall Thundering Herd.
For the Buckeyes' season opener, we chose to focus on the Ohio State running game, the maturation of Terrelle Pryor, new-look special teams, new defensive starters and the Ohio State defense's quarterback pressure. Read on for an assessment of those areas.
"As I watched several one-sided games tonight, one thing stood out: no pass rush from the weak teams against the good teams. It pretty much sums up Mr. Pryor's night. Not saying he can't do it under pressure, just saying don't go crazy over a few good passes from a QB with absolutely no pressure on him." - wahoojoyce
"With him being the ultimate front runner, he will probably wind up on the sidelines of whatever team is winning at halftime." - doctor3dee
If there was any lingering thoughts that Tyler Moeller would not be his previous hard-hitting self when he stepped onto the field on Thursday, they were erased in the third quarter of Ohio State's 45-7 victory over Marshall. That's when Moeller laid one of the night's biggest hits on quarterback Brian Anderson and showed that he is indeed back.
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Brandon Saine gave Terrelle Pryor a run for his money, but the Ohio State quarterback just kept on making big pass plays. Picking up where he left off in the Rose Bowl win over Oregon, Pryor was 17-of-25 passing for 247 yards and three touchdowns.
For Ohio State, which spent a lot of time working on special-teams play after a lackluster performance at times in the Rose Bowl, the first quarter of last night's season-opening win over Marshall could best be described as the good, the bad and the ugly.
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