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Coming off one of its most successful nonconference slates in recent memory, Ohio (3-1) is ready for Mid-American Conference play with its opener against in-state rival Bowling Green.
Each week, the Sports editorial team selects its Top 25 FBS college football teams for the Student Media Poll.
After every Cleveland Browns loss, I ask myself the same question: Why do I do it? Why do I root for a team that puts me through the same excruciating pain and anguish over 22 guys I don’t know? Why do I allow my mood to be based on my favorite sports teams?
Tim Albin sat down with the press for his weekly conference to discuss the upcoming week in Ohio Football Monday morning.
Three weeks ago, Ohio (3-1) lost its first game of the season and saw an injury to its quarterback and star player Kurtis Rourke. Saturday, Ohio defeated Iowa State to grab its first win over a Power Five opponent since 2017 to keep its three-game winning streak alive. Ohio has now won two straight games as an underdog.
Ohio will host its only Power Five opponent this weekend when Iowa State comes to town for a key nonconference matchup. Ohio is coming off a big win at Florida Atlantic last weekend. A win against a Power Five this weekend could score Ohio its biggest nonconference win in recent history.
This weekend, Power Five programs like Alabama, Wake Forest, Oklahoma and Iowa State will travel to take on Group of Five opponents. Power Five vs. Group of Five games happen every year and early in the season, they happen many times a week. What's irregular about Ohio's matchup against Iowa State is that the game is taking place at the Group of Five team's campus. Regularly in College Football, Power Five teams will pay Group of Five teams to travel to their home stadiums so that they can (typically) win an easy game.
When I came home from college for the first time, the thing I wanted to see most was my 8-month-old dog. I was so excited to see him that my teeth chattered for 45-minutes on the way home. I walked through the door, and my dog went ballistic. He zoomed around the living room and then sat right on our chair. I like to think he was as excited to see me as I was to see him.
On Monday morning, Tim Albin sat down with the press for his weekly conference to discuss the upcoming week in Ohio Football.
A year ago, Ohio's defense was hanging on in many of its narrow early-season games against FAU and Fordham. During Ohio's 17-10 win over FAU on Saturday, Ohio's defense was the driving force, propelling the team to victory.
Ohio (4-4) never had its best in its four-set loss against North Carolina State (7-1). The Bobcats had strong moments from Caitlin O'Farrell and even showed flashes of their skill in the third set, but for most of the match, the Wolfpack was in control.
Ohio (1-1) reached new heights on offense in its 41-38 win over FAU (1-0) a season ago. Saturday, the Bobcats will attempt to have the same offensive resurgence on the road against the Owls.
Two months ago, I watched a Hollywood Reporter Q+A with some of the best directors of the last 20 years. The directors were asked, “If you could put one scene in a time capsule for aliens so they could understand what cinema was all about, what scene would you select?”
On Monday morning, Tim Albin sat down with the press for his weekly conference to discuss the upcoming week in Ohio Football.
On Monday, Ohio (1-1, 0-0 Mid-American Conference) expected Senior Quarterback Kurtis Rourke to suit up against Long Island University. However, a lack of progression from injury held Rourke out of Saturday's game, and opened the door for second and third-string Quarterbacks CJ Harris and Parker Navarro to split snaps.
The health of star Quarterback Kurtis Rourke was the biggest storyline heading into Ohio’s matchup against San Diego State, and after Ohio’s 20-13 loss, Rourke’s health is still in question.
For the first time in the Tim Albin era, Ohio will start its season a week before the majority of College Football in Week 0. Luckily for the Bobcats, they will do so with Starting Quarterback and reigning MAC Player of the Year Kurtis Rourke, according to a tweet from ESPN’s Pete Thamel.
According to a police report, the Athens City prosecution office found insufficient evidence to pursue criminal charges against Ohio University wrestling coaches.
Like so many young children, my siblings and I were plopped in front of the TV screen and forced to watch every "Star Wars" movie ever made. Unlike most children, our eyes were pried open for every single second like in "A Clockwork Orange." (KIDDING)
In four days at Oak Hill, Michael Block, a 46-year-old PGA pro from Mission Viejo California, had his life changed at the PGA Championship. Block gained the attention and admiration of hundreds of thousands of golf fans with his extremely impressive yet relatable golf skills on Thursday in the first round of golf’s second major.
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