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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 2009
Page
9
Andy Katzenmayer from Westerville Ohio played 1996 to 1998 at Ohio State and earned All American status plus the Butkus Award before entering the NFL draft. A neck injury cut his NFL career after two seasons with New England. He now runs LIFT gym and trains clients locally.
Corey Brown of Cardinal O'Hara has spent most of the season at running back and averages 125 yards per game. Wheaton North QB Taylor Graham returns from a knee injury to face rival Wheaton South, which won 45-0 as Graham went 8 of 15 for 61 yards. Atlantic's James Louis suffered a big hit in a 49-7 loss to Dwyer and says he has no memory of the play.
Wisconsin QB Scott Tolzien rose from No 3 to No 1 in pass efficiency in the Big Ten after a strong season start while Ohio State’s Terrelle Pryor showed a big arm in a 33 14 win over Indiana last Saturday. Tolzien has 1 043 yards 9 TDs 3 INTs on 82 of 125 passing. The game kicks at 3 30 p m on ABC from Ohio State.
John Clay leads Wisconsin with 582 yards and seven touchdowns, adding 184 yards and three scores in a 31-28 win over Minnesota. Zach Brown backs him with 211 yards. Brandon Laine rivals with 113 yards against Indiana. Ohio State may split carries if Dan Heron heals, while freshman Jordan Hall impressed at Indiana. Pryor targets Posey Lanzenbacher and Carter. tight end Graham anchors receiving corps. Wisconsin’s line shows strength amid injuries with Brewster Adams Shugarts Moffitt Carimi leading the unit.
Ohio State's defense lacks Dexter Larimore who is out with a knee strain as Wisconsin leads the Big Ten in rushing at 217.2 yards per game. OSU ranks first in rush defense, allowing 83.4 yards per game and four rushing TDs. Wisconsin star O'Brien Schofield anchors the line with 11 tackles for losses and 4.5 sacks, while Jr. Watt has 3.5 tackles for losses.
Ohio State linebackers Brian Rolle was recruited by Wisconsin during their pursuit of Aaron Henry. Ross Homan tied for the team lead with six tackles at Indiana, while Austin Spitler shows veteran poise after four years waiting for a starting chance. Wisconsin’s linebackers are led by Mike Taylor with 35 tackles and 5 tackles for loss and Jaevery McFadden with 32, as freshman Chris Borland from Kettering Alter makes an immediate impact with five tackles and a sack against Minnesota plus a punt block earlier in the season.
Safety Kurt Coleman returns from a one game ban for a helmet hit. Anderson Russell, who lost a starting job earlier, had an interception and fumble recovery against Indiana. Chris Maragos has four turnovers this season with three picks and a forced fumble. Jay Valai is a hard hitter while Dan Herron and Dane Sa nzenbacher left last year’s game with concussions from Valai. Special teams feature kicker Aaron Pettrey struggling inside 40 yards and missing an extra point while Wisconsin’s Phillip Welch hits five straight after early misses including a 57 yarder.
The Big Ten standings trend shows Iowa and Michigan, two rivals facing off on Saturday, have not met since 2006. The upcoming matchup rekindles a storied rivalry with potential league implications.
Miami Ohio visits Northwestern and Michigan State plays Illinois at noon while Purdue travels to Minnesota and Eastern Illinois meets Penn State. Wisconsin hosts Ohio State at 3 30 p.m. Michigan faces Iowa at 3 30 p.m. Indiana plays Virginia at 3 30 p.m. Top 25 features include Boston College at Virginia Tech noon Auburn at Arkansas noon Alabama at Mississippi 3 30 Oregon at UCLA 3 30 Florida A M at Miami 7 Colorado at Texas 7 15 Florida at LSU 8 p.m.
AP poll places Cincinnati at No. 8 and Ohio State at No. 9 fueling in-state debate and comparisons. OSU backers call rankings symbolic while UC fans push for perceived Ohio dominance. The piece notes a long history and upcoming 2012 matchup as a public perception contest.
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