Maize's Golden Flashes: A Kent State Dynasty

[Maize]

Season 1, Game 9

Season 1, Game 9

October 30, 2010
Dix Stadium - Kent, OH

vs.

Owls Too Much For Kent To Handle​

Game Boxscore
Temple (6-4).........7......10........7.......7......31
Kent State (4-5).....0.......7........3.......7......17
Stat of the Game: Rushing Yards: Temple - 148 yards -- Kent State - 51 yards
Player of the Game: Matt Brown, RB - Temple - 31 carries, 98 yards, 2 TD
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1st Quarter
TEMP: 1 yard run by C. Stewart (XP Good) - 13:38
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2nd Quarter
TEMP: 47 yard interception return by K. Kroboth (XP Good) - 14:20
KENT: 10 yard pass from S. Keith to T. Goode (XP Good) - 8:47
TEMP: 28 yard Field Goal by B. McManus - 4:04
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3rd Quarter
TEMP: 2 yard run by M. Brown (XP Good) - 12:24
KENT: 24 yard Field Goal by F. Cortez - 9:29
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4th Quarter
KENT: 3 yard pass from S. Keith to E. Jarvis (XP Good) - 10:32
TEMP: 4 yard run by M. Brown (XP Good) - 2:23
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Player Stats
Spencer Keith, QB - 22/49, 251 yards, 2 TD, 1 INT
Chester Stewart, QB - 14/39, 183 yards, 9 carries, 26 yards, 1 TD
Matt Brown, RB - 31 carries, 98 yards, 2 TD
Eugene Jarvis, RB - 15 carries, 34 yards, 5 receptions, 27 yards, 1 TD
Jonathan Simpson, TE - 8 receptions, 82 yards
Delano Green, WR - 8 receptions, 77 yards
Tyshon Goode, WR - 5 receptions, 81 yards, 1 TD
Michael Campbell, WR - 2 receptions, 76 yards
Brandon McManus, K - 1/2, Long of 28, 4/4 on XP
Freddy Cortez, K - 1/2, Long of 24, 2/2 on XP
Elisha Joseph, DT - 6 tackles, 3 for loss, 1 sack
Jordan Martin, MLB - 5 tackles
Dorian Wood, OLB - 4 tackles, 1 for loss
Will Johnson, OLB - 3 tackles, 3 for loss, 1 sack
Brian Lainhart, FS - 3 tackles
Kevin Kroboth, SS - 1 INT, 1 TD
_______________________________
Injury Report
Chris Anzevino, C - Kent State - Broken fibula - 3 weeks
Ishma'ail Kitchen, DT - Kent State - Torn tricep - 2 weeks
Josh Kline, C - Kent State - Broken collarbone - 2 weeks
* - Injury occurred during game
_______________________________

Next Game: vs. Army (4-5)

 

[Maize]

News Around College Football​

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

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Heisman Watch
1. Andy Dalton, QB, TCU
2. John Clay, RB, Wisconsin
3. DeMarco Murray, RB, Oklahoma
4. Christian Ponder, QB, Florida State
5. Roy Helu, RB, Nebraska

 

[Maize]

Kent State Football Statistics and Rankings

Team Statistics
Category - Total - Nat'l Rank
Points Per Game - 20.4 - 80th
Total Offense - 309.3 - 60th
Pass Offense - 209.9 - 65th
Rush Offense - 99.4 - 77th
Total Defense - 382.8 - 107th
Pass Defense - 250.3 - 98th
Rush Defense - 132.5 - 105th
Turnover Differential - -12 - 117th

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Individual Statistics
Passing
S. Keith - 92.4 QB Rating, 164/366, 1,871 yards, 13 TD, 13 INT, 24 sacked
Rushing
E. Jarvis - 137 carries, 619 yards, 4.5 AVG, 5 TD, 3 fumbles, Long of 73
J. Terry - 21 carries, 84 yards, 4.0 AVG, 0 TD, 0 fumbles, Long of 15
A. Flowers - 11 carries, 22 yards, 2.0 AVG, 0 TD, 0 fumbles, Long of 5
Receiving
T. Goode - 48 receptions, 554 yards, 11.5 AVG, 4 TD, 4 drops, Long of 49
K. Pressley - 35 receptions, 379 yards, 10.8 AVG, 1 TD, 5 drops, Long of 50
E. Jarvis - 33 receptions, 386 yards, 11.6 AVG, 5 TD, 0 drops, Long of 58
J. Simpson - 24 receptions, 283 yards, 11.7 AVG, 3 TD, 1 drop, Long of 37
A. Bowman - 14 receptions, 159 yards, 11.3 AVG, 1 TD, 0 drops, Long of 30
Blocking
B. Winters - 27 pancakes, 5 sacks allowed
B. Wagner - 13 pancakes, 6 sacks allowed
K. Cleveland - 13 pancakes, 0 sacks allowed
B. Waters - 13 pancakes, 3 sacks allowed
M. Fay - 10 pancakes, 2 sacks allowed
Defense
D. Wood - 24 solo tackles (59 total), 10 for loss, 1 sack, 1 INT, 1 FF, 1 FR
W. Johnson - 22 solo tackles (61 total), 13 for loss, 2.5 sacks, 0 INT, 2 FF, 0 FR
L. Stalker - 20 solo tackles (47 total), 5 for loss, 1 sack, 0 INT, 2 FF, 0 FR
D. Hartman - 17 solo tackles (33 total), 6 for loss, 2.5 sacks, 1 INT, 1 FF, 0 FR
M. Simmons - 17 solo tackles (34 total), 13 for loss, 5.5 sacks, 0 INT, 0 FF, 0 FR
C. Mixon - 15 solo tackles (34 total), 5 for loss, 1 sack, 0 INT, 1 FF, 0 FR
Q. Rainey - 14 solo tackles (38 total), 10 for loss, 3.5 sacks, 1INT, 0 FF, 0 FR
J. Pleasant - 14 solo tackles (31 total), 0 for loss, 0 sacks, 1 INT, 0 FF, 0 FR
C. Gilbert - 12 solo tackles (21 total), 0 for loss, 0 sacks, 0 INT, 0 FF, 0 FR
B. Lainhart - 11 solo tackles (25 total), 0 for loss, 0 sacks, 1 INT, 0 FF, 0 FR
H. Bowens - 11 solo tackles (32 total), 3 for loss, 0 sacks, 0 INT, 1 FF, 1 FR
Kicking
F. Cortez - 12/15, 80%, Long of 43, 20/20 on XP
Punting
M. Rinehart - 85 punts, 3,599 yards, 42.3 AVG, 27 Inside 20, 16 touchbacks
Kick Returns
A. Bowman - 32 returns, 672 yards, 21.0 AVG, 0 TD, Long of 27
J. Pleasant - 13 returns, 240 yards, 18.4 AVG, 0 TD, Long of 27
Punt Returns
E. Jarvis - 50 returns, 493 yards, 9.8 AVG, 0 TD, Long of 50

 

[Fox1994]

Pretty realistic. I'm impressed. Keep it up.

 

[Maize]

Pretty realistic. I'm impressed. Keep it up.

It has definitely been realistic, except for maybe some of the low scores. I just don't want to mess with the sliders because I like what I have right now. Three games left, have to win two of three for a bowl game.

Glad you are impressed, I'll be posting the Army game right now.

 

[Maize]

Season 1, Game 10

Season 1, Game 10

November 6, 2010
Dix Stadium - Kent, OH

vs.

Army Struggles to Score, Finds Way to Win​

Game Boxscore
Army (4-6)............3.......7........0.......7......17
Kent State (4-6).....7.......0........0.......0........7
Stat of the Game: Total Offense: Army - 433 yards -- Kent State - 323 yards
Player of the Game: Mark Allen, WR - Army - 13 receptions, 234 yards, 1 TD
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1st Quarter
ARMY: 28 yard Field Goal by A. Carlton - 8:46
KENT: 8 yard pass from S. Keith to K. Pressley (XP Good) - 5:56
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2nd Quarter
ARMY: 33 yard pass from C. Bowden to M. Allen (XP Good) - 6:00
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3rd Quarter
- No Scoring -
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4th Quarter
ARMY: 2 yard run by C. Bowden (XP Good) - 8:32
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Player Stats
Spencer Keith, QB - 17/38, 200 yards, 1 TD, 2 INT
Chip Bowden, QB - 14/34, 180 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT, 7 carries, 1 TD
Patrick Mealy, RB - 28 carries, 107 yards
Eugene Jarvis, RB - 17 carries, 89 yards, 6 receptions, 84 yards
Mark Allen, WR - 13 receptions, 234 yards, 1 TD
Davyd Brooks, WR - 7 receptions, 40 yards
Kendrick Pressley, WR - 5 receptions, 72 yards, 1 TD
Tyshon Goode, WR - 4 receptions, 27 yards
Alex Carlton, K - 1/4, Long of 28, 2/2 on XP
Freddy Cortez, K - 1/1 on XP
Joshua McNairy, DE - 6 tackles, 3 for loss, 1 sack
Will Johnson, OLB - 5 tackles, 1 for loss
Cobrani Mixon, MLB - 4 tackles
Robert Spieldel, CB - 3 tackles, 1 INT
Nate Combs, MLB - 3 tackles
Lee Stalker, DE - 2 tackles, 2 for loss
Dan Hartman, SS - 1 tackle, 1 INT
_______________________________
Injury Report
Antaun Aaron, CB - Army - Broken collarbone - Season
Chris Anzevino, C - Kent State - Broken fibula - 2 weeks
Ishma'ail Kitchen, DT - Kent State - Torn tricep - 1 week
Josh Kline, C - Kent State - Broken collarbone - 1 week
* - Injury occurred during game
_______________________________

Next Game: @ Western Michigan (4-5)

 

[Maize]

News Around College Football​

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

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Heisman Watch
1. Andy Dalton, QB, TCU
2. John Clay, RB, Wisconsin
3. Roy Helu, RB, Nebraska
4. Christian Ponder, QB, Florida State
5. Taylor Potts, QB, Texas Tech

 

[Maize]

Recruiting News and Updates​

Kent State
Two Runners & One Blocker Commit
Kent State is back on the road for their final road game, looking to win the team's final two games. With a 4-6 record, their only way to become bowl eligible would be wins over the Broncos and MAC East leader, Ohio Bobcats. Last week, the team lost a difficult home game to Army. During the game, the team hosted athlete and running back Jim Gray.

Gray was the only recruit visiting during the game against the Black Knights. Playing multiple skill positions, and on both sides of the ball, Gray brings a versatile skill set. And he will be bringing his skills to Kent, Ohio. Committing following the team's 17-7 loss, Gray hopes to potentially play at running back or linebacker. He could be a replacement for full back Nick Masters, who is in his last year with the team.

Gray wasn't the only player to commit, while two others committed. It takes the total amount of commitments into double-digits for the Golden Flashes.

The other two players to commit were one-star running back Dominique Thomas and one-star tight end Dwayne James. Both players are physical, Pennsylvania natives. The first two players to commit to Kent from the state of Pennsylvania.

Thomas, an upright runner built like a receiver, has yet to fumble in his senior season. He is an all-around back that is a pass-catching player, but isn't afraid to run between the tackles. Hoping to block for Thomas one day is Dwayne James, who is a block-first tight end.

Wanting to be the next player to replace Jonathan Simpson, he has a lot to work on before he even sees playing time. After visiting for the Ball State game, James said he didn't care as much about playing time. He just wants to play for Kent State.

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

Jim Gray, ATH, Fort McKinley, OH - 6'2" 199 - Nationally Ranked ATH: #95

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

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

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

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

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

Jabari Davis, ATH, Trotwood, OH - 5'11" 183 - Nationally Ranked ATH: #116

 

[packersfan4eva]

Whoa. Chris Finley is a JUCO who's going to be a sophomore? I've never heard of that before

 

[Fox1994]

Cool. Yknow the best thing about athletes? They nearly always outplay their star rating, making getting one at a rotatable position (ie. runningback, defensive end) always a plus so you can get those true freshmen experience.

 

[Maize]

Whoa. Chris Finley is a JUCO who's going to be a sophomore? I've never heard of that before

Yeah, I'm a little confused because I have never seen it before myself. But that's what he was listed as (JUCO So.). Looks to be a pretty good Quarterback, I'm excited to have a Quarterback battle next year.

Cool. Yknow the best thing about athletes? They nearly always outplay their star rating, making getting one at a rotatable position (ie. runningback, defensive end) always a plus so you can get those true freshmen experience.

Yeah Fox, you're right. It is nice to bring in athletes because they always start off rated higher at certain positions than their rating as an athlete. I could see Jim Gray starting or being a role player next year. Although I don't know at what position.

Western posted soon.

 

[Maize]

Season 1, Game 11

Season 1, Game 11

November 13, 2010
Waldo Stadium - Kalamazoo, MI

vs.

Broncos Hold Off Late Flash Scare​

Game Boxscore
Kent State (4-7)......0......10........0.......8......18
Western MI (5-5).....7........0........7.......7......21
Stat of the Game: Time of Possession: Kent State - 25:11 -- Western Michigan - 34:49
Player of the Game: Drew Burdi, QB - Western Michigan - 19/39, 212 yards, 2 TD
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1st Quarter
WMU: 3 yard pass from D. Burdi to J. White (XP Good) - 14:29
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2nd Quarter
KENT: 2 yard run by E. Jarvis (XP Good) - 2:32
KENT: 40 yard Field Goal by F. Cortez - :11
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3rd Quarter
WMU: 3 yard run by A. Winchester (XP Good) - 10:55
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4th Quarter
WMU: 6 yard pass from D. Burdi to J. Brooks (XP Good) - 9:16
KENT: 3 yard run by E. Jarvis (Conversion successful) - 3:02
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Player Stats
Spencer Keith, QB - 21/40, 263 yards, 1 INT
Drew Burdi, QB - 19/39, 212 yards, 2 TD
Aaron Winchester, RB - 26 carries, 73 yards, 1 TD, 4 receptions, 39 yards
Eugene Jarvis, RB - 19 carries, 52 yards, 2 TD, 5 receptions, 88 yards
Tyshon Goode, WR - 7 receptions, 101 yards
Kendrick Pressley, WR - 6 receptions, 31 yards
Caleb Ravenelli, WR - 5 receptions, 106 yards
Jordan White, WR - 3 receptions, 16 yards, 1 TD
Jordan Brooks, TE - 3 receptions, 13 yards, 1 TD
Freddy Cortez, K - 1/2, Long of 40, 1/1 on XP
Josh Potter, K - 0/1, 3/3 on XP
Lee Stalker, DE - 4 tackles, 4 for loss, 2 sacks
Dex Jones, OLB - 4 tackles, 1 INT
Quinton Rainey, DT - 3 tackles, 3 for loss, 1.5 sacks
Cobrani Mixon, MLB - 3 tackles, 1 FF
Drew Nowak, DT - 2 tackles 2 for loss, 1 sack
T.J. Lynch, DE - 2 tackles, 2 for loss, 1 sack
_______________________________
Injury Report
Chris Anzevino, C - Kent State - Broken fibula - 1 week
Josh Kline, C - Kent State - Broken collarbone - 1 week
Ishma'ail Kitchen, DT - Kent State - Torn tricep - Questionable
* - Injury occurred during game
_______________________________

Next Game: vs. Ohio (8-3)

 

[Maize]

News Around College Football​

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

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Heisman Watch
1. John Clay, RB, Wisconsin
2. Taylor Potts, QB, Texas Tech
3. Andy Dalton, QB, TCU
4. Christian Ponder, QB, Florida State
5. Greg McElroy, QB, Alabama

 

[Maize]

Recruiting News and Updates​

Kent State
4&3: Sign and Visit for Finale
Kent State is gearing up for its' final game of the season. No longer playing for a bowl game, they are now trying to play the role of spoiler. MAC East leader Ohio visits, with only one conference loss. The Golden Flashes would like to make it two. Especially the graduating seniors, and their nervous Head Coach, Doug Martin.

Martin has done a terrific job of recruiting in his final season. Although most of the credit can be given to the Athletic Director and football department that have changed the recruiting "strategy." Included in that strategy is targeting junior college players and players looking to transfer.

It paid off when the team added their second JUCO recruit, also the team's second three-star talent. Marques Horne will come to Kent with two years of eligibility. He is a Ohio native that moved to Pennsylvania and played two years at Harrisburg Community College. A pass-blocker, he could start immediately, and hopes he can. One of the many reasons he chose to play at Kent.

The team did, however, lose out on a third three-star player when linebacker Mike Harrison decided to commit to Central Florida. A "tough decision," the Floridian wanted to play in-state more than he wanted to play early. Both reasons leading him to UCF.

The team did add 3 more one-star players, taking the team's total of committed recruits to 14. Leading the way was Adam Jackson, a corner who became the third corner to commit. Jackson joins another Jackson (Chris) and hopes to be a playmaker for Kent in the future. Chris, on the other hand, wants to start making plays next season.

The team also added another tackle, the same week Horne committed. Andrew Stewart a strong and physical former wrestler chose to leave his home state of North Carolina. He picked Kent over Wake Forest and East Carolina, citing that Kent State was the first team to offer him a scholarship. He will take his raw blend of skills to Ohio, hoping to be molded into a bookend.

Finally the team turned a soft verbal commitment into a definite commit from Quarterback Ryan Davis. He had been on the team's radar for a long time but never took an official visit. He said that he knew all along where he wanted to play. An accurate passer, he knows he has lots to work on to be a QB at the next level.

While the final game looms, it doesn't mean the team is done recruiting. They have three players visiting for the final game, including two from the state of Ohio: Tony Matthews, an athletic safety from Solon, and Jay Ryan, an interior lineman. They also bring in another Florida player, looking to be the team's second Floridian to commit: the smallish linebacker with a big motor, Gaines Michael

Players Visiting vs. Ohio

Gaines Michael, OLB, Safety Harbor, FL - 5'10" 190 - Nationally Ranked OLB: #190

Tony Matthews, SS, Solon, OH - 6'0" 184 - Nationally Ranked SS: #110

Jay Ryan, OG, Lakewood, OH - 6'3" 280 - Nationally Ranked OG: #152
Players Committed In-Season

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

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

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

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

Jim Gray, ATH, Fort McKinley, OH - 6'2" 199 - Nationally Ranked ATH: #95

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

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

Adam Jackson, CB, Fostoria, OH - 6'2" 172 - Nationally Ranked CB: #161

Ryan Davis, QB, Urbana, OH - 6'3" 247 - Nationally Ranked QB: #130

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

Andrew Stewart, OT, Elkin, NC - 6'5" 307 - Nationally Ranked OT: #150

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

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

Jabari Davis, ATH, Trotwood, OH - 5'11" 183 - Nationally Ranked ATH: #116

 

[Maize]

Senior's Game Sees Changes; Martin's Last Stand?
Heading into "Senior Night" and the team's final game of the season, Kent State is in an all-too-familiar situation. Last season, the team went into their final home game against Buffalo. Having a losing record, they needed a win to keep their bowl bid dreams alive. This season, they don't have a chance at a bowl. But still want a win over MAC East leader Ohio.

The Bobcats are a tough final test for a team that is playing for pride. The last game for many players, including Eugene Jarvis. The sixth year Senior called the final game a "bittersweet" moment and wants to go out with a win.

The team will return some help, with Ishmaa'ily Kitchen returning to the starting lineup. After missing most of the season with a tricep injury, he will get to start next to his roommate and graduating tackle, Quinton Rainey. Coaching staff also announced that Luneric Muldrow will start as the team's third receiver, his first start of the season.

Doug Martin and his staff want to win, but also want to highlight their graduating seniors. 14 in total, 9 of which have been starters this season. It could also be Martin's last game, although the entire Athletic Department has stayed quiet on the issue.

This marks Martin's seventh season, another year with a losing record. In fact, a potentially worse record that last year's 5-7 season. With a new Athletic Director and the football department taking control of the team's recruiting efforts, some view it as a vote of no confidence.

All will be decided after the team plays the Ohio Bobcats Saturday. In front of what is expected to be the team's biggest crowd of the year.

 

[Maize]

Season 1, Game 12

Season 1, Game 12

November 19, 2010
Dix Stadium - Kent, OH

vs.

Bobcats Clinch East in Big Win​

Game Boxscore
Ohio (9-3).............8......10........3.......3......24
Kent State (4-8).....3........0........3.......0.......6
Stat of the Game: First Downs: Ohio - 20 -- Kent State - 9
Player of the Game: Boo Jackson, QB - Ohio - 19/30, 171 yards, 1 TD
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1st Quarter
OHIO: 9 yard pass from B. Jackson to L. Brazill (Conversion successful) - 10:53
KENT: 38 yard Field Goal by F. Cortez - 7:51
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2nd Quarter
OHIO: 49 yard Field Goal by M. Weller - 11:36
OHIO: 3 yard run by V. Davidson (XP Good) - 2:13
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3rd Quarter
OHIO: 42 yard Field Goal by M. Weller - 11:41
KENT: 30 yard Field Goal by F. Cortez - 4:36
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4th Quarter
OHIO: 44 yard Field Goal by M. Weller - 14: 56
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Player Stats
Boo Jackson, QB - 19/30, 171 yards, 1 TD
Spencer Keith, QB - 11/38, 117 yards, 1 INT
Vince Davidson, RB - 29 carries, 104 yards, 1 TD
Eugene Jarvis, RB - 15 carries, 72 yards, 2 receptions, 37 yards
Lavon Brazill, WR - 8 receptions, 74 yards, 1 TD
Terrence McCree, WR - 4 receptions, 58 yards
Jonathan Simpson, TE - 3 receptions, 27 yards
Tyshon Goode, WR - 2 receptions, 35 yards
Matt Weller, K - 3/3, Long of 49, 2/2 on XP
Freddy Cortez, K - 2/2, Long of 38
Cobrani Mixon, MLB - 5 tackles, 2 for loss, 1 sack
Monte Simmons, DE - 4 tackles
Donovan Fletcher, SS - 4 tackles
Brian Lainhart, FS - 3 tackles, 1 for loss
Alphonso Lewis, OLB - 2 tackles, 2 for loss, 1 sack
Julian Posey, CB - 1 INT
_______________________________
Injury Report
- No Injuries -
* - Injury occurred during game
_______________________________

Next Game: Next Season

 

[Maize]

News Around College Football​

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

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Heisman Watch
1. John Clay, RB, Wisconsin
2. Andy Dalton, QB, TCU
3. Christian Ponder, QB, Florida State
4. Greg McElroy, QB, Alabama
5. DeMarco Murray, RB, Oklahoma

 

[packersfan4eva]

Tough loss man, Can't believe Boise State won't be playing for a fucking national championship game even though they're undefeated.

 

[Maize]

Tough loss man, Can't believe Boise State won't be playing for a fucking national championship game even though they're undefeated.

Yeah it was a rough way to end the season. As for Boise State, there is still one more week and the Conference Championships. They need two of the three in front of them to lose. I don't see Wisconsin losing, but Alabama still has to play Florida in the SEC Championship game. And West Virginia has Rutgers, which could be tough. Who knows.

 

[Fox1994]

Tough loss man, Can't believe Boise State won't be playing for a fucking national championship game even though they're undefeated.

Really? Because it's happened thrice in the last five years. Ended up with them winning two Fiesta Bowls (over OU and TCU) and losing a Poinsettia Bowl (against TCU).