So Much for Marshall, Bring on Miami!!!

Now that the technicality of the Buckeye opener against Marshall is out of the way, it is now officially acceptable to place all focus on Miami’s upcoming visit to the Shoe. And although at first, I didn’t like the idea of a Thursday night game, there are certain advantages for us bloggers. First and foremost, [...]
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Smith now in the house

By TIM MAY Freshman running back Roderick Smith was cleared through the admissions procedure at Ohio State yesterday and is expected to be with the team when it resumes practice Sunday, coach Jim Tressel confirmed. Smith, from Paul Harding High…
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Second Thoughts: Marshall

Upon waking up this morning and re-watching last night’s game on BTN, I decided that there were some important points that I left out of the recap. Here’s what I saw after the Miller Lite Home Draft wore off and the Advil kicked in… I was remiss in failing to point out the game Tyler [...]
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Ohio State Begins to Worry About Miami after Defeating Marshall Soundly

Ohio State Begins to Worry About Miami after Defeating Marshall Soundly

Ohio State played Marshall on Thursday night to kick off their 2010 season and won convincingly (45-7) after allowing the Thundering Herd to only score on a blocked kick. The Buckeyes now start to prepare for the Miami Hurricanes who also played Thursday night. There was some concern that the Buckeyes might be looking past Marshall but the Conference USA team did present an equal match with OSU playing backup lines early and often during the primetime game. Miami beat Florida A&M 45 to nothing and will come to Columbus in 8 days ranked highly against a #2 nationally ranked Buckeye squad. Miami is currently ranked #13 but should move up slightly in the next AP poll.

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Marshall down, Miami next

Ohio State’s Brandon Saine rushed for 103 yards on just nine attempts with two touchdowns vs. Marshall, Thursday night. (Jamie Sabau/Getty Images) Second-ranked Ohio State got plenty of offense from various weapons and the defense was its typical stingy self as the Buckeyes flattened the Thundering Herd of Marshall, 45-7, in front of 105,040 fans [...]
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ESPN Gameday 2010 Season Opener

Fowler: Welcome to the GameDay College Football Preview, here on ESPN. 2010 is shaping up to be another great season for college football, and not just for the SEC. We hope you enjoyed the first hour of programming featuring our own Erin Andrews. She’s joining us this morning, along with our other coanchors Lou Holtz, [...]
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Buckeyes Stampede Of Marshall Sets Up Week 2 Clash

Tyler Moeller likes bending people in ways they were not supposed to be bent Ohio Stadium is so majestic in primetime, though the past few games under the rented lights have left Buckeye fans with sour tastes in their mouths.  Buckeye fans experienced no such aftertaste in the 121st season opener againt Marshall, thrashing the [...]
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OSU Beats Marshall, 45-7

The Ohio State Buckeyes won their 33rd straight home opener on Thursday, September 2nd as they beat the Marshall Thundering Herd 45-7. OSU is now 109-8-4 in home openers since the inception of the program in 1890. Head coach Jim Tressel ….
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First impressions: Marshall

It was important for Ohio State to look the way they looked tonight. I have covered seven openers now, and I can’t recall one (throw out Youngstown State) in which OSU rolled like this. I’m not talking about just the…
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I’m Your Huckleberry – Ohio State wins, 45-7

We’re coming to you LIVE from 6,464 feet above sea level with the first game recap of the 2010 season! Ohio State was the tuberculosis to Marshall’s Doc Holliday (see what I did there?) and dominated from the opening kickoff, ultimately prevailing by a final score of 45-7. Before the game I had predicted a final score [...]
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