To borrow from a competing story idea, here's five things that stood out Saturday night in the Buckeyes' lopsided win over the Indiana Hoosiers...and what you might expect the rest of the way.
The Flyers took its first possession and looked as if they wouldn’t stop until they reached the banks of Lake Michigan. The Beacons took it right away with that long second half kickoff return. Despite a 1-5 record, the Beacons outscored the Flyers Saturday afternoon on Brown Field, 45-28.
Milton Union's Michael Elam (#38, below) ran hard for 146 yards and set the stage for the Bulldogs to capture the inaugural title of the resurrected Three Rivers Conference, with a 37-14 over Riverside Friday. Read more in Saturday's Press Pros.
Upper Arlington thumped rival Hilliard Davidson 42-14 to win the OCC Central Division title and secure the tradition-laden program's first perfect slate since 2000, when the Golden Bears captured the Division I state championship. Steve Blackledge writes for Saturday's Press Pros.
The Buckeyes defense will be on the spot to prove that it has improved greatly in the last three weeks and that last season’s 42-35 squeaker of a victory was a fluke. Columbus, OH – It’s a fact that Ohio State’s football team did indeed defeat Indiana last season by the score of 42-35, and
