Ohio U. football seeks new cornerbacks coach
Ohio University announced the departure of cornerbacks coach James Ward with just over a month before fall camp. An assistant coach opening is posted as head coach Frank Solich praises Ward and wishes him well. The timing is unusual for coaching turnover. Ward had served two years in the role.
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James Ward leaves Ohio football coaching staff
James Ward resigns from the Ohio football program citing personal reasons. The cornerbacks coach departure follows a period at Ohio after developing NFL draftee Travis Carne and guiding seniors Ian Wells Devin Bass and Brett Layton. Ward previously coached at Nevada and Colorado State, with 21 players turning pro and four All-Americans under his tenure. Ohio’s opening is among four FBS assistant vacancies.
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Copperheads swept in doubleheader by Hamilton Joes
Hamilton Joes blank Southern Ohio Copperheads in a Sunday doubleheader at Bob Wren Stadium winning 1-0 and 3-0 to move atop the Great Lakes Summer Collegiate League at 13-5. Copperheads drop to 11-7 after a three-game slide. Kyle Bennett earned the first win with 8 1 3 innings. Hamilton used three pitchers in the 3-0 second game for the shutout.
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Indians Anderson loses perfect game bid in seventh
Grady Sizemore homered with one out in the seventh to break Cody Andersons bid for a perfect game in his second MLB start for the Indians. The Rays trailed 2-0 before the shot, as Longoria followed with a double. Anderson allowed six hits over 7 2-3 scoreless innings in his Cleveland debut.
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