Ohio Seniors Shine as Bobcats Cruz Past Ball State 48-31
Ohio dominated Ball State 48-31 at Peden Stadium on Senior Night. J D Sprague threw three TDs and 275 yards, Jordan Reid had 114 receiving yards and two scores, while AJ Ouellette rushed for 121 yards and two touchdowns. The Bobcats totaled 607 yards, their highest since 1997, and moved to 7-4 with a likely bowl berth. Senior honorees included Derrius Vick among 21 seniors honored before kickoff. Ball State showed fight with 247 passing yards from Riley Neal but could not slow Ohio’s offense.
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Derrius Vick
J.D. Sprague
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Darian Green
Ke Vonn Mahon
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2015 AP All-Southeast District football teams
The Associated Press selects the 2015 All-Southeast District football teams as chosen by a media panel. Division II and IV lists include players from schools such as Logan, Chillicothe, Jackson, Athens, Marietta, and Circleville Logan Elm, with positions spanning quarterback, linemen, backs, receivers, kickers, and defensive roles.
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Columbus
Ohio
Associated Press
Isaiah Smith
Logan
Lane Little
Kory Henthorne
Bryce McBride
Quintin Davidson
Chillicothe
Travis Moore
Marietta
Kristian Battenhouse
Heath Wiseman
Athens
Ryan Hagan
Hillsboro
Austin Leach
Jackson
Elijah Woolarm
Austin Yoak
Matthew Hottinger
Washington Court House
Miami Trace
A.J. Bryant
Thornville Sheridan
Hunter Sexton
Zacciah Saltzman
Nate Rosenbauer
Dominic Vanfossen
Larry Jackson
Tim Ousley
McArthur Vinton County
Sheldon Moore
Dylan Cochran
Isaac Bocock
Billy Cooper
Jakob Staggs
Derek Grosse
Raymon Potter
Khaleel Danzy
Collin Massie
Nate Rosenbaer
Paul Culver
Andy Hall
Baley Alien
Sean Caudill
Trent Dawson
J.J. Goldick
Hunter Mullins
Kolby Rogers
Codey Roseberry
Leo Woods
Erique Hosley
Unioto
Marcus Paul
Circleville
Logan Elm
Kailed Sheets
Pomeroy Meigs
Andrew Spicer
New Lexington
Zach Finley
Trevor Hicks
Washington
Cade Marquez
Waverly
Aaron Manson
Connor Warden
Colton Lilly
Clay Edler
Chillicothe Uniato
Michael Camp
Cody Bartrum
Pomeroy
Bowen Boldoser
Austin Houser
Bengals stumble in Monday night loss to Texans in 10-6 defeat
Cincinnati suffers its ugliest game of the season, 10-6 to Houston at Paul Brown Stadium. Andy Dalton struggles, Red-zone miscues and nine penalties hinder drive success while Domata Peko, AJ Green, and Giovani Bernard express frustration. The loss drops the 8-1 Bengals into a tougher week ahead toward Arizona.
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Denver
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Jason Arkley
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Northern Illinois
Daz Patterson
Ball St
Morgan Hagee
AJ. Ouellette
KeVonn Mabon
Louise Fish
Mike Lucas
Tyler Eifert
Kevin Huber
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