Football Column: Take absolutely nothing from Ohio's loss to Penn State
By Will Cunningham | Sep. 12, 2022Ohio was blown out by Penn State, but fortunately, it doesn’t really matter.
Ohio was blown out by Penn State, but fortunately, it doesn’t really matter.
The Bobcats only made it across midfield once in the first three quarters.
Penn State looks different than it did the last time it played Ohio in 2012.
Ohio knocked off Penn State to open the 2012 season under difficult circumstances, but is looking to do it again.
Saturday’s win was massive for the Bobcats.
Despite an up-and-down night, Ohio’s defense stepped up when it mattered most.
Kurtis Rourke finished with a career high 345 yards and five touchdowns Saturday night.
Ohio is looking for its first nonconference win since 2019.
Ohio’s special teams looks similar to last season.
Ohio has a number of returning starters but also some major holes to fill.
The Bobcats have some key players returning to the secondary in 2022.
The Bobcats have lost more than half of their receiving production from last season.
Most of Ohio’s linebackers are returning this season.
Ohio will face real concerns at running back for the first time in three years.
A preview of Ohio’s defensive line under new coordinator Spence Nowinsky.
A look at Ohio’s quarterbacks headed into the season.
The field will be known as Frank Solich Field beginning Sept. 2.
Despite a tough nonconference schedule, the Bobcats are eager to get back out on the field.
The Bobcats joined the rest of the Mid-American Conference at the House of Blues in Cleveland on Tuesday.
Both redshirt fifth years are undrafted free agents.