When K'Vaughan Pope threw his gloves in the stands and was escorted from the field Saturday, Ryan Day would later call his actions "isolated" for the fact of a player being unhappy with his role, and how it pertains to the Buckeyes.  It's not as isolated as you think.

He did just fine...True freshman Kyle McCord stepped in at quarterback to lead the Buckeyes to a 38-7 halftime lead, and to an eventual 59-7 win over the Akron Zips. Mark Znidar shares the details in today's Press Pros feature.

After falling behind by 23 points in the first quarter to Presbyterian and its unorthodox way of playing football, the University of Dayton Flyers scored 49 unanswered points and won, 63-43, in a game UD coach Rick Chamberlin called, "Wild and woolly," and it was much, much more than that as the Flyers won the Pioneer Football League Opener. Read more UD Football by Hal McCoy inside todays Press Pros.