Ohio State Michigan clash set for noon kickoff at Ohio Stadium
The 111th meeting of The Game will be played at Ohio Stadium on November 29 at noon, as announced by the Big Ten. Michigan leads the series 58-44-6, while Ohio State, ranked No. 8 by AP, has won 10 of the last 12, including 42-41 last year and 26-21 in 2012.
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Rankings Stir Debate as Ducks and Seminoles Considered
The 12 member committee weighed Oregon’s quality wins against three top 25 teams and said the decision hinged on conference championships and head to head results. Alabama is No. 5 and Arizona State No. 6 with playoff spots still in reach, while Baylor and TCU vie atop the Big 12. Auburn falls from top four to No. 9 after a loss to Texas A&M.
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Expansion reshapes Big Ten schedule and race
The Big Ten realignment adds Maryland and Rutgers creating two seven team divisions. Ohio State faces Minnesota this weekend while Wisconsin and Nebraska avoid the Buckeyes, tightening the West race led by Nebraska Wisconsin and Minnesota. The conference moves to a nine game schedule in 2016 increasing cross division matchups and potential lack of top clashes.
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Willoughby shines as Buffalo tops Akron 55 24
Avon Lake High product Ron Willoughby caught six passes for 95 yards including a 42 yard TD reception to spark Buffalo to a 55 24 win over Akron. Buffalo improves to 4 6 while the Zips drop to 4 6. Cameron Stingily added two second half rushing TDs for NIU to reach a first place tie in the MAC West.
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OSU linemen grow into strength under Warinner
Fifth year senior Baldwin reflects on a long season and a transformed offensive line at Ohio State. He credits assistant coach Ed Warinner for guiding position switches and development from fringe depth to starter, noting the culture change and ongoing progress.
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Browns note three way backfield limits Tate carries
Browns running back Ben Tate complains about a diminished role in a three man rotation behind Terrance West and Isaiah Crowell as Cleveland sits 6-3 atop the AFC North. Tate says the team’s plan matters more than his desires while Gipson and Cameron deal with injuries.
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Hawkins sidelined as Browns beat Bengals on late rest
Rest is for the best Hawkins planned to return against the Bengals after three years with them but was inactive with a knee and thigh injury from November 2 against Tampa Bay. Pettine kept him out though Hawkins warmed up and looked ready. He praised the team for a strong win and trusted the trainers call.
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Browns honor veterans at practice with rookie Johnny Manziel
The Browns hosted 75 service members for Veterans Day at a practice session. Owner Jimmy Haslam spoke with attendees while coaches and players mingled after. Rookie quarterback Johnny Manziel posed for photos with the guests.
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Pettine era Browns eye playoff push after big step
First-year coach Mike Pettine leads the Browns as they climb to first place with seven games left. Players like Billy Cundiff and rookies Johnny Manziel and Isaiah Crowell face the pressure, while veteran Paul Kruger and Buster Skrine discuss handling success and expectations. Pettine credits the staff and players for maturity and unity.
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