Penalties flare up for Bobcats but punting game holds strong
Ohio enters the week 4-2 and tied for MAC East lead at 2-0, with strong turnover and sack metrics while battling penalties. The Bobcats rely on a solid running game despite injuries to key backs. In the Bowling Green win, nine penalties for 108 yards stalled drives, prompting coach Frank Solich to note limited separation. Ohio faces Eastern Michigan at Peden Stadium, with ESPN3 coverage and radio on 105.5 WXTQ.
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Bengals at low point after Cowboys rout
The Bengals fell to 2-3 after a 28-14 loss in Dallas as Marvin Lewis dodged a blunt honest assessment. The defeat, decided early in the third quarter, marked their worst start since 2010 and sets up a tough trip to New England, a place they haven’t won since 1986.
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AP Ohio High School Football Poll Fifth Week 2016
Ohio sports writers and broadcasters rate teams in the fifth AP poll of 2016 by OHSAA divisions. The ranking uses non lost records and total points with first place votes shown in parentheses.
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Sectional brackets set for Athens volleyball and soccer
Athens earns No. 3 seed in volleyball sectional bracket and hosts No. 6 Meigs on Oct. 19 at 6 p.m. The Spartans are No. 1 in Division II soccer with a sectional final on Oct. 20 at 5 p.m., while girls and other divisions feature seedings for Nelsonville York, Trimble, Federal Hocking, and others with a full bracket at seodab.org
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Indians Sweep Red Sox to End Ortizs Career in ALDS
The Cleveland Indians knocked off the Boston Red Sox in three games to win the ALDS and end David Ortizs storied career. Ortiz, 40, went 0-for-1 with a sacrifice fly and two walks in his final game as Boston fell 4-3 at Fenway Park.
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