Zereoue Eyes Ground Game at Navy Gridiron Test
WVU tailback Amos Zereoue predicts a heavy rushing load at Navy after a 2-1 start. He notes Navy yields 153.3 rushing yards per game and expects WVU to run more on grass. QB Marc Bulger says a strong ground game could reduce passing and build early momentum.
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Mountaineers face Navy option in Annapolis showdown
West Virginia coach Don Nehlen jokes about knives while previewing the No. 16 Mountaineers at Navy in a noon Saturday kickoff broadcast by Fox Sports. Navy quarterback Steve Holley explains the triple option and his transition from high school safety to quarterback. Holley notes Navy’s ground game ranks third nationally, while predicting a tough test against a quick, physical Mountaineer defense.
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Marshall Hosts Miami of Ohio in MAC Showdown
Marshall (4-0, 3-0 MAC) welcomes Miami of Ohio (3-0, 1-0 MAC) for a Saturday 7 p.m. televised clash at home. Injuries mark the interior line as guards Baxter and Scheuch miss time while backups prepare, and linebacker JoJuan Armour leads a Miami defense aiming to pressure Chad Pennington after last year’s 45-21 RedHawks win.
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Buckeyes favored in Big Ten showdown with Penn State
Ohio State ranked No. 1 hosts 4-0 Penn State in a key early season clash. Joe Paterno notes PSU strength despite Enis departure, while OSU relies on Germaine to lead air attack and a stout defense led by Katzenmayer Winfield Moore.
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Motherly advice helps Oak Hill junior Kemlock rebound in golf
Oak Hill High School star Aaron Kemlock turned around a slump after his mother Anita urged him to relax and enjoy golf. At White Oak Country Club he shot 9 holes in 32 and led Oak Hill to a 154-161 win over Woodrow Wilson, the program’s first since 1991, as coach Joel Davis praised the turnaround and eyed postseason road games against regional rivals.
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