Mompremier shines as Ohio tops FGCU in opener
Ohio guard Wadly Mompremier thrives after illness, adding weight and producing 16 points and 12 rebounds in a 85 75 win over Florida Gulf Coast. Freshmen contributed as Ohio played 11 players, building early-season momentum before hosting Tennessee State next.
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Run Game Sees Evolution In Ohio Offense
Solich defends a two back ground game as Ohio shifts to a slimmer run playbook. He says a second back in the backfield unlocks better ground production and stresses the need for spread formations to support the quarterback. If the QB cannot run, the offense stalls and the team must adapt.
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Buckeyes Ride Elliott Past Illinois In Quiet Return
Ohio State improves to 10-0 as Ezekiel Elliott powers the second half with 129 yards and two touchdowns. Jitters from Cardale Jones era aside, Barrett returns with mixed results including a late fumble and an interception. Illinois, led by Wes Lunt, stays competitive but can’t slow the run and falls to 20 rushing yards. The Illini head to Minnesota next, then Northwestern.
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Missouri coach Gary Pinkel leaves shadowed by illness and resignation
Pinkel, Missouri’s winningest coach with a 117-71 record, announced he will step down after the season as he battles a clear, lasting illness. He noted the team’s recent hunger strike solidarity and said he would shift focus to life beyond football while his legacy includes multiple 10-win seasons and division titles.
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Memorial Scholarship 5K Race in Meigs High School area
Memorial Scholarship Fund hosts a 5K on November 28 2015 at 10 am open to runners and walkers six and older to support Brandi Thomas Memorial Scholarship Fund. Prizes by age and sex. top three male and female awards. Race starts and ends at Meigs High School Pomeroy Ohio with 8:30 to 9:30 am registration. Entry fee 20 dollars first 150 entrants get a shirt.
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