Returning to Xenia on Saturday, Troy needed one defensive stop to win. The Trojans got it by stuffing the Buccaneers on fourth-and-3 on Troy's 43-yard line to preserve a 21-14 victory. Enough offense, and the same dependable Trojan defense...they move to 2-0. Read more from Greg Billing in the latest GWOC feature.

It sounds a little silly to call the second game of the season a must win. For the Sidney Yellow Jackets and Bellefontaine Chieftans, however, two playoff teams from a year ago that struggled mightily in week one, Thursday night's showdown was exactly that.

The Tippecanoe Red Devils fought hard but fell short to the Bellbrook Golden Eagles Friday night, breaking in some fresh faces on their new turf field. Read more on GWOC football inside today's edition of staging.pressprosmagazine.com by Andy Anders.

He may be Troy's most versatile impact player in years, which is just the way senior tight end Spencer Klopfenstein wants it. The more he can play, the better! Are you ready for some football? Check out today's inside feature from columnist Greg Billing.

Seven errors, eight walks lead to uncharacteristic pedestrian outing for Troy in loss to Lakota West. A rundown finally catches up with Lakota West's Andrew Brownley (above), when he was tagged out by Troy's short-stop Cole Brogan. Read more on GWOC baseball in today's Press Pros inside feature.