Football: Q&A with 'Central Michigan Life' beat writer
Post senior writer Christian Hoppens corresponded via email with Central Michigan Life football beat writer Aaron McMann this week for a Q&A about the Chippewas’ 2013 campaign.
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Post senior writer Christian Hoppens corresponded via email with Central Michigan Life football beat writer Aaron McMann this week for a Q&A about the Chippewas’ 2013 campaign.
Football is a common bond between father and son in the Schwarzel family.
Leading up to National Signing Day, Devin Bass had a tough decision to make.
When Mike McQueen and Jordan Reid were in their junior year of high school, football was a mere afterthought.
The only Ohio player to ever be picked in the first round of the Major League Baseball Draft returned to Athens this weekend a part of Ohio’s first annual Alumni Game on Saturday.
Before the season began, Akron coach Terry Bowden noted that the Mid-American Conference brings the total package in terms of what it can provide to a player — with bowl trips, high draft picks and nationally televised games increasing the conference’s visibility. With “MACtion” officially beginning next week for an Ohio team whose main goal is to bring home a conference championship, here’s a look at what the Bobcats will face each week:
Derrius Vick has a varied experience of directing offenses.
Three weeks ago, Ohio coach Frank Solich said that Ohio’s blowout loss against No. 7 Louisville was one of the worst afternoons he’d spent on a football field.
Cleveland always struck me as a city with passionate fans that stuck with their teams through thick and thin.
Teams in the Football Championship Subdivision have been on the prowl to begin the 2013 season.
Safety Josh Kristoff leaves his house at 8:30 a.m. every day for classes and often doesn’t return until after 9 p.m.
Sometimes it isn’t how you win, it’s if you win.
Until the myth was busted in 2008, it was believed that goldfish had a memory of three seconds.
Sloppy would be an understatement to describe the mistake-ridden second half of Ohio’s 27-21 victory against North Texas on Saturday.
Ohio gave up more than 600 yards of total offense, couldn’t manage a score until the third quarter and missed a pair of field goals during Sunday’s 49-7 rout from the hands of No. 8 Louisville.
Ohio junior Timothy Edmond’s vibrant personality hits someone much like a running back bursts through an open hole in the offensive line.
Fourth Quarter
Louisville quarterback Teddy Bridgewater entered Sunday’s matchup against Ohio as a favorite for the Heisman Trophy and a probable top-10 pick in the 2014 NFL Draft.
Ohio might return its all-time leading passer in quarterback Tyler Tettleton and running back Beau Blankenship, the Bobcats’ best single-season rusher, but neither of them will be tasked with slowing Teddy Bridgewater and the multi-faceted Louisville offense on Sunday.
His emotions wanted to tell him that it didn’t happen. But deep down, during training camp last season, Travis Carrie knew his fate. A torn labrum and fractured right shoulder left the cornerback dejected, disappointed and unsure of what would come next for him in his college career.