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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 2004
Page
12
Chronicle Telegram columnist Ban Coughlin argues the Cleveland Browns should be banned from television for five years to avoid further embarrassment. He cites repeated misplays, poor execution, and distracting antics as reasons, noting fans’ frustration with inconsistent game plans and showmanship over actual football.
Browns battles through a tense game as injuries and lineup changes test depth. Player quotes highlight tackling, targets, and the urge to improve under pressure with Garcia and Little discussing performance and opportunities for receivers like Quincy Morgan amid evolving guard rotations and defensive effort.
Browns quarterback Garcia, known for rushing, ran 18 times this season for 92 yards and a touchdown, leading all NFL QBs with eight rushing TDs since 2008. Steelers face issues when he leaves the air, while Cleveland cites scramble drills and practice emphasis as key fixes.
Rashved Marshall rushed for 110 yards and threw a touchdown, lifting 17th ranked West Virginia to a 32-19 Big East opener win over Connecticut. Jayson Colson added 111 rushing yards as WVU totaled 309 on the ground while Mike Lorello and an opportunistic defense sealed the victory. Orlovsky threw two TDs for UConn but was picked off three times as the Huskies fall to 4-2, 1-2.
The Associated Press notes Ohio State's offense struggles through a 3-2 start, with Justin Zwick and teammates unsure of identity. Buckeyes rank last in the Big Ten in total offense, averaging about 112 rushing yards and 195 passing yards, amid mixed play calling and injuries as they prepare for a Saturday game against Iowa.
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