Maize's Golden Flashes: A Kent State Dynasty

[Maize]

Season lookin' pretty good so far, hopefully you can go bowling this year.

That is the plan. Should be able to, schedule gets pretty easy toward the end. We will see, I will post the Akron game tomorrow and recruiting update later tonight.

 

[Maize]

Recruiting News and Updates​

Kent State
Visits Add Intrigue to Rivalry Game
Coming off of a win and looking forward to playing their main rival, Akron; Kent State is feeling they are "gaining momentum (with recruiting)." It started with South Florida Community College Quarterback Chris Finley showing enough interest in the Flash to schedule an official visit. He will be joined by two other players making their official visits. Along with rumors of other players taking unofficial visits to Kent, Ohio during the "Battle for the Wagon Wheel."

Along with Finley is a potential target, Will Jones. A receiver from close-by Lima, Ohio, he fits the mold of a receiver. At 6'1" and growing, he has ideal size and ability to go up and get receptions that others simply cannot. He physically has all the tools, but also drops too many catch-able balls. His decision looks to be between Bowling Green and Kent State.

Also visiting this week is a player outside of Kent State's usual "pipeline." Leo Sims is an offensive lineman from Buford, Georgia. Mainly an interior lineman, he is playing center during his senior season. Although he could play any position on the line, and has at the varsity level.

A bit of a surprise, it seemed Duke was the favorite to get a commit from Sims. Yet Sims is still out taking official visits and wanted to visit one of the three MAC schools he has been in contact with. Also this week, the team learned that hard-hitting corner Brian Stanley will take his official visit when Kent hosts Ball State. Those are two of the three teams Brian is interested in, although Kent seems to be the favorite.

Players Visiting vs. Akron

Chris Finley, QB, Port Charlotte, FL - 6'3" 177 - Nationally Ranked QB: #48 (JUCO SO.)

Will Jones, WR, Lima, OH - 6'1" 192 - Nationally Ranked WR: #193

Leo Sims, C, Buford, GA - 6'4" 280 - Nationally Ranked C: #47
Players Visiting vs. Ball State

Brian Stanley, CB, Vandalia, OH - 5'11" 164 - Nationally Ranked CB: #134

 

[Maize]

Season 1, Game 5

Season 1, Game 5

October 2, 2010
Dix Stadium - Kent, OH

vs.

Flash 'D' Steps Up to Defend Wagon Wheel​

Game Boxscore
Akron (1-5)...........0......0......0......3.......3
Kent State (3-2).....0......7......7......6.....20
Stat of the Game: 3rd Down Conversion - Akron - 5/22 (23%) -- Kent State - 10/20 (50%)
Player of the Game: Eugene Jarvis, RB - Kent State - 23 carries, 96 yards, 3 receptions, 36 yards, 1 TD
______________________________________
1st Quarter
- No Scoring -
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2nd Quarter
KENT: 15 yard pass from S. Keith to E. Jarvis (XP Good) - 8:07
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3rd Quarter
KENT: 1 yard run by S. Keith (XP Good) - 8:37
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4th Quarter
KENT: 42 yard Field Goal by F. Cortez - 10:22
ZIPS: 25 yard Field Goal by B. Rogovic - 8:00
KENT: 39 yard Field Goal by F. Cortez - 2:50
_______________________
Player Stats
Patrick Nicely, QB - 22/40, 200 yards, 1 INT
Spencer Keith, QB - 20/41, 261 yards, 1 TD, 2 INT, 14 carries, 1 TD
Alex Allen, RB - 27 carries, 107 yards
Eugene Jarvis, RB - 23 carries, 96 yards, 3 receptions, 36 yards, 1 TD
Kendrick Pressley, WR - 11 receptions, 137 yards
Jeremy LaFrance, WR - 8 receptions, 104 yards
Tyshon Goode, WR - 4 receptions, 75 yards
Kyle Weber, TE - 2 receptions, 42 yards
Freddy Cortez, K - 2/3, Long of 42, 2/2 on XP
Branko Rogovic, K - 1/1, Long of 25
Will Fleming, OLB - 6 tackles, 2 for loss, .5 sack, 1 INT
Lee Stalker, DE - 6 tackles, 2 for loss, 1 sack
Quinton Rainey, DT - 4 tackles, 2 for loss, 1 sack
Cobrani Mixon, OLB - 4 tackles, 1 for loss
Doug Richardson, SS - 2 tackles, 1 INT
Brian Lainhart, FS - 2 tackles, 1 INT
_______________________________
Injury Report
Dan Ronsman, C - Akron - Partially torn MCL - 5 weeks
Chris Anzevino, C - Kent State - Broken fibula - 7 weeks
Ishma'ail Kitchen, DT - Kent State - Torn tricep - 6 weeks
Josh Kline, C - Kent State - Broken collarbone - 6 weeks
* - Injury occurred during game
_______________________________

Next Game: @ Toledo (2-4)

 

[Maize]

News Around College Football​

Top 25
1. Alabama - 6-0
2. Ohio State - 6-0
3. Wisconsin - 5-0
4. Boise State - 5-0
5. Georgia Tech - 6-0
6. Pittsburgh - 5-0
7. Virginia Tech - 5-1
8. Oregon - 5-1
9. Florida State - 6-0
10. Nebraska - 4-1
11. Iowa - 4-1
12. TCU - 5-1
13. Texas Tech - 5-0
14. Washington - 5-0
15. West Virginia - 4-0
16. Oregon State - 4-1
17. Oklahoma - 4-1
18. Georgia - 5-1
19. Texas - 3-2
20. Tennessee - 5-1
21. Penn State - 5-1
22. USC - 3-2
23. Utah - 4-1
24. Florida - 3-3
25. Texas A&M - 5-0

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Heisman Watch
1. Roddy Jones, RB, Georgia Tech
2. John Clay, RB, Wisconsin
3. Andy Dalton, QB, TCU
4. Christian Ponder, QB, Florida State
5. Brandon Saine, RB, Ohio State

 

[packersfan4eva]

Whoa! Shit. You have 3 injuries? Dang that sucks. Looks great Maize

 

[Maize]

Whoa! Shit. You have 3 injuries? Dang that sucks. Looks great Maize

Yeah I'm going to post a story soon about the injuries. But I lost my starting center and probably best offensive lineman. Statistically, he was playing poor but he is rated the highest. Three plays after Anzevino is hurt, his back-up Kline goes down.

Kitchen is a tough loss, but Rainey was getting more PT and it gives me a chance to play with true frosh Terrell Johnson.

Recruiting Story, Toledo Game, and injury article posted later tonight.

 

[Fox1994]

I think I might start paying attention to this... I had a dynasty with KSU once upon a time.

 

[Maize]

Recruiting News and Updates​

Kent State
Flash Add Four, After Only Two Visit
Kent State was hosting Akron, the team's biggest rival in the annual game for the "Wagon Wheel" trophy. The team was also hosting three players on official visits, and multiple others that were visiting the campus. It was the team's first home game after a tough stretch of three road games.

The game was all about defense, as Kent State stayed aggressive and held the Zips to only 3 points. The stunning victory was enough to keep the Wagon Wheel in Kent, Ohio for another season. Next season, the game will be played in Akron and the Golden Flashes added recruits that might just see playing time against the Zips next year.

Chris Finley, a junior college product, is the highest rated recruit Kent State has landed thus far. Of the five players who have committed, Finley is the only three-star player. A Quarterback, he plans on battling Spencer Keith for the starting spot next season. Finley was originally a target of big programs, but he wanted a chance to start and liked that Kent State was the first school to offer him a scholarship.

Along with Finley, wide receiver Will Jones also took his official visit to Kent State. Jones is a raw, two-star talent that has a high ceiling. He wanted to play close to home, and Kent State's location and campus sold the Lima native.

Both Finley and Jones had taken official visits and had been offered a scholarship to play at Kent State for well over a month. Chris Jackson, however, had just shown up on Kent State's radar. Jackson is in the middle of an impressive Senior season in which he has grown into a FBS recruit. Originally looking at close-by Youngstown State, the two-star corner may be one of the best secondary players in the state of Ohio for the 2011 Recruiting Class.

Jackson had conversations with Head Coach Doug Martin, and after being offered a scholarship, he immediately verbally committed to Kent. The big (6'3") and physical corner was a basketball player and just recently took to football. He comes from a strong high school program in Springdale, and could be a star for Kent State in the future.

Finally, outside linebacker Cody Arnold took a trip with family and friends to the Akron game. During the game, he decided that Kent State was the right school for him and his family. He later called position coach Jim Fleming to tell him that he did not need an official visit, he had settled on Kent State.

Great news for the Golden Flashes who added four commitments to their 2011 Recruiting Class. They hope to secure one of the best recruiting classes in the MAC. And after this week, are well on their way.

Players Committed In-Season

Chris Finley, QB, Port Charlotte, FL - 6'3" 177 - Nationally Ranked QB: #48 (JUCO SO.)

Chris Jackson, CB, Springdale, OH - 6'3" 162 - Nationally Ranked CB: #76

Will Jones, WR, Lima, OH - 6'1" 192 - Nationally Ranked WR: #193

Cody Arnold, OLB, Girard, OH - 6'6" 217 - Nationally Ranked OLB: #206

Jabari Davis, ATH, Trotwood, OH - 5'11" 183 - Nationally Ranked ATH: #116
Players Visiting vs. Temple

Marques Horne, OT, Colonial Park, PA - 6'4" 285 - Nationally Ranked OT: #78 (JUCO JR.)

 

[Maize]

Season 1, Game 6

Season 1, Game 6

October 9, 2010
Glass Bowl - Toledo, OH

vs.

Rockets Stall on Drives, Pass by Flash​

Game Boxscore
Kent State (3-3)....0......7......10......3......20
Toledo (3-4)........10......6........7......9......32
Stat of the Game: Passing Yards: Kent State - 156 yards -- Toledo - 297 yards
Player of the Game: Morgan Williams, RB - 11 carries, 30 yards, 4 returns, 57 yards, 1 TD
______________________________________
1st Quarter
TOL: 36 yard punt return by M. Williams (XP Good) - 8:26
TOL: 38 yard Field Goal by B. Broadbeck - 2:45
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2nd Quarter
KENT: 8 yard run by E. Jarvis (XP Good) - 9:09
TOL: 29 yard Field Goal by B. Broadbeck - 5:39
TOL: 41 yard Field Goal by B. Broadbeck - 1:34
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3rd Quarter
TOL: 46 yard pass from A. Dantin to D. Noble (XP Good) - 11:57
KENT: 25 yard Field Goal by F. Cortez - 3:32
KENT: 50 yard pass from S. Keith to K. Pressley (XP Good) - 1:33
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4th Quarter
TOL: 31 yard Field Goal by B. Broadbeck - 12:13
KENT: 29 yard Field Goal by F. Cortez - 5:39
TOL: 13 yard pass from A. Dantin to J. Walker (Conversion failed) - 2:58
_______________________
Player Stats
Austin Dantin, QB - 25/46, 297 yards, 2 TD, 2 INT
Spencer Keith, QB - 11/38, 156 yards, 1 TD, 2 INT
Eugene Jarvis, RB - 18 carries, 98 yards, 1 TD, 3 receptions, 38 yards
Jake Walker, RB - 11 carries, 31 yards, 2 receptions, 19 yards, 1 TD
Morgan Williams, RB - 11 carries, 30 yards, 4 returns, 57 yards, 1 TD
Eric Page, WR - 7 receptions, 58 yards
James Green, WR - 6 receptions, 70 yards
Danny Noble, TE - 4 receptions, 72 yards, 1 TD
Tyshon Goode, WR - 3 receptions, 16 yards
Kendrick Pressley, WR - 2 receptions, 58 yards, 1 TD
Brett Broadbeck, K - 4/4, Long of 41, 2/2 on XP
Freddy Cortez, K - 2/2, Long of 29, 2/2 on XP
Archie Donald, OLB - 5 tackles, 1 for loss
Dorian Wood, OLB - 4 tackles, 1 INT
Will Johnson, OLB - 4 tackles, 1 for loss
Douglas Westbrook, DE - 3 tackles, 2 for loss, 1 sack
Monte Simmons, DE - 2 tackles, 2 for loss, 1 sack
Isiah Ballard, SS - 1 tackle, 1 INT
_______________________________
Injury Report
Chris Anzevino, C - Kent State - Broken fibula - 6 weeks
Ishma'ail Kitchen, DT - Kent State - Torn tricep - 5 weeks
Josh Kline, C - Kent State - Broken collarbone - 5 weeks
Cobrani Mixon, MLB - Kent State - Strained shoulder - 2 weeks*
* - Injury occurred during game
_______________________________

Next Game: @ Bowling Green (0-7)

 

[Maize]

News Around College Football​

Top 25
1. Alabama - 7-0
2. Wisconsin - 6-0
3. Georgia Tech - 7-0
4. Pittsburgh - 6-0
5. Boise State - 6-0
6. Florida State - 7-0
7. Virginia Tech - 6-1
8. Oregon - 5-1
9. Washington - 6-0
10. Ohio State - 6-1
11. Nebraska - 5-1
12. Texas Tech - 6-0
13. Iowa - 5-1
14. West Virginia - 5-0
15. TCU - 6-1
16. Oklahoma - 5-1
17. Georgia - 6-1
18. Tennessee - 5-1
19. Penn State - 5-1
20. Texas A&M - 6-0
21. USC - 4-2
22. Utah - 5-1
23. Oregon State - 4-2
24. Florida - 4-3
25. Stanford - 4-2

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Heisman Watch
1. John Clay, RB, Wisconsin
2. Roddy Jones, RB, Georgia Tech
3. Andy Dalton, QB, TCU
4. Christian Ponder, QB, Florida State
5. Brandon Saine, RB, Ohio State

 

[Maize]

Injuries Hit as Team Heads for Home
A difficult schedule for Kent State included five of the team's five seven games being played away from Dix Stadium. Five road games leaves the end of the schedule a bit easier for the Golden Flashes. Not making things easier is the injuries that have piled up for the team's last four games.

Starting with the team's only road victory so far, against Miami University. In that game, the team won by a slim, single touchdown margin. But also lost three key players. In the third quarter, center Chris Anzevino was pushed back by Miami's defensive line and landed on his leg. He would lay motionless, holding his leg before being carted off the field. A broken fibula, he was not expected to play the rest of the season.

The team seemed to lose their best offensive lineman, although Anzevino had struggled a bit (allowed 3 sacks). Three plays later, new Center Josh Kline was taking his first snaps of the season. It would be his last of the season as well: after his was pushed aside and broke his collarbone. A small hairline break, Kline will not play for the rest of the season.

Kent State only had two centers on their depth chart, and were left scrambling to find a replacement. Brian Waters, the team's back-up left tackle, will fill in for the team's final six games. One of the three BWs starting on Kent State's offensive line (Brian Winters, Bryan Wagner, Brian Waters).

Also the defense has lost two starters, one being arguably the team's best defensive player. Cobrani Mixon, team captain, impact player and a former All-MAC linebacker, was injured in the Toledo game. He left under his own will, and originally team doctors thought Mixon had dislocated his shoulder.

Good news for the Flashes, Mixon simply strained his shoulder muscle and would only need to sit out two games. He will be cleared to play against Temple but could, end up waiting until Army visits. Replacing Mixon is Senior Howard Bowens, who is excited for a chance to finally start.

All of the team's injuries will be a test of depth, especially with three of the injuries being season ending. Ishama'ail Kitchen also went down in the Miami game, but many expected less playing time with the emergence of Terrell Johnson and strong play of Quinton Rainey.

Now the team will travel to play a winless Bowling Green team that is looking to break through. Kent State is still eying a bowl birth, and will be looking to win three of six to do so.

 

[Maize]

I think I might start paying attention to this... I had a dynasty with KSU once upon a time.

Thanks Fox, I would appreciate if you followed and let me know how it is looking. I really like to turn a program around and Kent State is a good candidate. No bowl since '72 is crazy, especially with all the parity in the MAC.

 

[Maize]

Season 1, Game 7

Season 1, Game 7

October 16, 2010
Doyt Perry Stadium - Bowling Green, OH

vs.

BG Breaks Winless Streak, Win By 10​

Game Boxscore
Kent State (3-4)...........7.......7.......7......0......21
Bowling Green (1-7).....0......17.......7......7......31
Stat of the Game: Turnovers: Kent State - 3 -- Bowling Green - 0
Player of the Game: Aaron Pankratz, QB - Bowling Green - 20/44, 231 yards, 3 TD
______________________________________
1st Quarter
KENT: 1 yard run by E. Jarvis (XP Good) - 3:19
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2nd Quarter
BGSU: 28 yard Field Goal by J. Phillips - 7:01
BGSU: 41 yard fumble return by E. Jordan (XP Good) - 5:54
BGSU: 17 yard pass from A. Pankratz to S. Dunlap (XP Good) - 1:30
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3rd Quarter
KENT: 4 yard pass from S. Keith to E. Jarvis (XP Good) - 10:10
BGSU: 33 yard pass from A. Pankratz to N. Rieke (XP Good) - 7:55
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4th Quarter
BGSU: 4 yard pass from A. Pankratz to N. Rieke (XP Good) - 2:12
KENT: 20 yard pass from S. Keith to J. Simpson (XP Good) - :26
_______________________
Player Stats
Spencer Keith, QB - 30/50, 326 yards, 2 TD, 1 INT
Aaron Pankratz, QB - 20/44, 231 yards, 3 TD
Willie Geter, RB - 19 carries, 97 yards
Eugene Jarvis, RB - 17 carries, 42 yards, 1 TD, 9 receptions, 141 yards, 1 TD
Kendrick Pressley, WR - 8 receptions, 49 yards
Nick Rieke, TE - 7 receptions, 114 yards, 2 TD
Tyshon Goode, WR - 6 receptions, 53 yards
Adrian Hodges, WR - 5 receptions, 33 yards
Anthony Bowman, WR - 4 receptions, 41 yards
Steve Dunlap, RB - 2 receptions, 40 yards, 1 TD
Jerry Phillips, K - 1/1, Long of 28, 4/4 on XP
Freddy Cortez, K - 2/2 on XP
Lee Stalker, DE - 5 tackles
Darion Delaney, DE - 4 tackles, 2 for loss, 1 sack, 1 FR
Monte Simmons, DE - 3 tackles, 3 for loss, 1.5 sacks
Robert Lorenzi, CB - 3 tackles, 1 INT
Lane Robilotto, FS - 3 tackles
Eric Jordan, MLB - 2 tackles, 1 FR, 1 TD
_______________________________
Injury Report
Casey McHugh, OT - Bowling Green - Dislocated elbow - 3 weeks
Chris Anzevino, C - Kent State - Broken fibula - 5 weeks
Ishma'ail Kitchen, DT - Kent State - Torn tricep - 4 weeks
Josh Kline, C - Kent State - Broken collarbone - 4 weeks
Cobrani Mixon, MLB - Kent State - Strained shoulder - 1 week
* - Injury occurred during game
_______________________________

Next Game: vs. Ball State (4-4)

 

[Maize]

News Around College Football​

Top 25
1. Alabama - 8-0
2. Wisconsin - 7-0
3. Georgia Tech - 8-0
4. Pittsburgh - 7-0
5. Florida State - 7-0
6. Boise State - 6-0
7. Washington - 7-0
8. Oregon - 6-1
9. Texas Tech - 7-0
10. Ohio State - 7-1
11. West Virginia - 6-0
12. TCU - 7-1
13. Oklahoma - 6-1
14. Texas A&M - 7-0
15. Georgia - 7-1
16. Iowa - 5-2
17. Nebraska - 5-2
18. USC - 4-2
19. Utah - 6-1
20. Virginia Tech - 6-2
21. Oregon State - 4-2
22. Tennessee - 5-2
23. Florida - 4-3
24. Oklahoma State - 5-2
25. Stanford - 5-2

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Heisman Watch
1. John Clay, RB, Wisconsin
2. Andy Dalton, QB, TCU
3. Roddy Jones, RB, Georgia Tech
4. Christian Ponder, QB, Florida State
5. Julio Jones, WR, Alabama

 

[packersfan4eva]

Shit......

 

[Maize]

Shit......

Yeah... we just lost to a winless team. Well, former winless team. Ouch. I'll post a few things tonight.

 

[Maize]

Recruiting News and Updates​

Kent State
McCray Commits, 2 to Visit
Kent State was returning home after a devastating road loss to Bowling Green. Giving the Eagles their first win of the season was tough to stomach, as the team continues to eye a postseason birth. Head Coach Doug Martin was ready to return home to focus more on his team's recruiting efforts.

The Golden Flashes did add a commitment from an offensive lineman, the first to commit to the 2011 class. Marcus McCray, a hometown interior lineman, gave a full commitment to play for Kent State next season.

Listed as a guard, McCray could play center and potentially right tackle. He has the ideal size and could make an instant impact for Kent State. He has played at the varsity level for Piqua High School for two full seasons. McCray's biggest obstacle will be working on his pass blocking, something crucial to a team that runs a spread offense like Kent State.

The team also returns home to host Ball State and two recruits. One of which, Brian Stanley, had scheduled his official visits weeks ago. He has been between MAC schools in his decision and is now down to three: Kent State, Toledo, and Akron. Wanting to stay in the state of Ohio, he could play safety and is a hard hitter that could be a special teams star in the near future.

The other recruit, Dwayne James, is a tight end who wants to be the one to replace Jonathan Simpson. He has given Kent a "soft" verbal commitment, but is waiting for after his official visit to finalize his commitment. An athletic player, he lacks ideal speed, but was mainly used in high school as a blocking tight end.

Players Committed In-Season

Chris Finley, QB, Port Charlotte, FL - 6'3" 177 - Nationally Ranked QB: #48 (JUCO SO.)

Chris Jackson, CB, Springdale, OH - 6'3" 162 - Nationally Ranked CB: #76

Will Jones, WR, Lima, OH - 6'1" 192 - Nationally Ranked WR: #193

Marcus McCray, OG, Piqua, OH - 6'2" 285 - Nationally Ranked OG: #117

Cody Arnold, OLB, Girard, OH - 6'6" 217 - Nationally Ranked OLB: #206

Jabari Davis, ATH, Trotwood, OH - 5'11" 183 - Nationally Ranked ATH: #116
Players Visiting vs. Ball State

Brian Stanley, CB, Vandalia, OH - 5'11" 164 - Nationally Ranked CB: #134

Dwayne James, TE, Scott Township, PA - 6'7" 222 - Nationally Ranked TE: #104

 

[Maize]

Season 1, Game 8

Season 1, Game 8

October 23, 2010
Dix Stadium - Kent, OH

vs.

Double OT, All About Kicks​

Game Boxscore
Ball State (4-5).....10......0........7.......0......3......20
Kent State (4-4)......0......3......11......3.......6......23
Stat of the Game: Turnovers: Ball State - 3 -- Kent State - 2
Player of the Game: Freddy Cortez, K - Kent State - 5/5, Long of 43
______________________________________
1st Quarter
BALL: 4 yard run by M. Lewis (XP Good) - 8:25
BALL: 29 yard Field Goal by I. McGarvey - 4:46
-
2nd Quarter
KENT: 36 yard Field Goal by F. Cortez - 2:11
-
3rd Quarter
BALL: 23 interception return by Z. Jordan (XP Good) - 13:46
KENT: 43 yard Field Goal by F. Cortez - 6:42
KENT: 2 yard pass from S. Keith to T. Goode (Conversion Good) - 2:11
-
4th Quarter
KENT: 33 yard Field Goal by F. Cortez - 2:10
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Overtime
BALL: 36 yard Field Goal by I. McGarvey
KENT: 39 yard Field Goal by F. Cortez
KENT: 42 yard Field Goal by F. Cortez
_______________________
Player Stats
Spencer Keith, QB - 22/55, 128 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT
Kelly Page, QB - 12/40, 137 yards, 2 INT
Cory Sykes, RB - 22 carries, 61 yards, 1 reception, 9 yards
Eugene Jarvis, RB - 17 carries, 94 yards, 4 receptions, 35 yards
MiQuale Lewis, RB - 15 carries, 46 yards, 1 TD
Tyshon Goode, WR - 9 receptions, 40 yards, 1 TD
Briggs Orsbon, WR - 5 receptions, 54 yards
Kendrick Pressley, WR - 4 receptions, 18 yards
Freddy Cortez, K - 5/5, Long of 43
Ian McGarvey, K - 2/5, Long of 36, 2/2 on XP
Lorren Womack, OLB - 6 tackles
Travis Freeman, MLB - 5 tackles, 4 for loss
Dorian Wood, OLB - 5 tackles
Monte Simmons, DE - 4 tackles, 4 for loss, 1.5 sacks
Adam Morris, DT - 2 tackles, 2 for loss, 2 sacks
Zac Jordan, FS - 1 INT, 1 TD
Josh Pleasant, CB - 1 INT
_______________________________
Injury Report
Kyle Hoke, FS - Ball State - Sprained elbow - 2 weeks
David Schneider, TE - Ball State - Broken tailbone - 2 weeks
Chris Anzevino, C - Kent State - Broken fibula - 4 weeks
Ishma'ail Kitchen, DT - Kent State - Torn tricep - 3 weeks
Josh Kline, C - Kent State - Broken collarbone - 3 weeks
* - Injury occurred during game
_______________________________

Next Game: vs. Temple (5-4)

 

[Maize]

News Around College Football​

Top 25
1. Alabama - 8-0
2. Wisconsin - 7-0
3. Georgia Tech - 8-0
4. Florida State - 8-0
5. Washington - 8-0
6. Boise State - 7-0
7. Oregon - 7-1
8. West Virginia - 7-0
9. Texas A&M - 8-0
10. Ohio State - 8-1
11. TCU - 8-1
12. Oklahoma - 7-1
13. Texas Tech - 7-1
14. Pittsburgh - 7-1
15. Iowa - 6-2
16. Nebraska - 6-2
17. Utah - 7-1
18. Virginia Tech - 6-2
19. Florida - 5-3
20. Oregon State - 5-2
21. Georgia - 7-2
22. USC - 4-3
23. Texas - 5-3
24. Miami - 5-3
25. Clemson - 6-2

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Heisman Watch
1. Andy Dalton, QB, TCU
2. John Clay, RB, Wisconsin
3. Roddy Jones, RB, Georgia Tech
4. Christian Ponder, QB, Florida State
5. DeMarco Murray, RB, Oklahoma

 

[Maize]

Recruiting News and Updates​

Kent State
Stanley Signs, 3 Visit For Owls


Players Committed In-Season

Chris Finley, QB, Port Charlotte, FL - 6'3" 177 - Nationally Ranked QB: #48 (JUCO SO.)

Chris Jackson, CB, Springdale, OH - 6'3" 162 - Nationally Ranked CB: #76

Will Jones, WR, Lima, OH - 6'1" 192 - Nationally Ranked WR: #193

Brian Stanley, CB, Vandalia, OH - 5'11" 164 - Nationally Ranked CB: #134

Marcus McCray, OG, Piqua, OH - 6'2" 285 - Nationally Ranked OG: #117

Cody Arnold, OLB, Girard, OH - 6'6" 217 - Nationally Ranked OLB: #206

Jabari Davis, ATH, Trotwood, OH - 5'11" 183 - Nationally Ranked ATH: #116
Players Visiting vs. Temple

Marques Horne, OT, Colonial Park, PA - 6'4" 285 - Nationally Ranked OT: #78

Mike Harrison, MLB, Winter Park, FL - 6'0" 212 - Nationally Ranked MLB: #40

Dominique Thomas, RB, Butler, PA - 6'1" 192 - Nationally Ranked RB: #136