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MAC East champs: Defense carries Bobcats to 9-3 win over Zips
Zervos kicks 3 field goals
NOV
22
2016

By: Lonnie McMillan / Contributor

ATHENS – Defense carried Ohio to a 9-3 victory against Akron and the Mid-American Conference East Division championship Tuesday night at Peden Stadium.

The Bobcats (8-4, 6-2 MAC) limited the Zips (5-7, 3-5 MAC) to only 231 yards of offense, and Brad Ellis broke up Tyrell Goodman’s pass intended for Austin Wolf in the end zone with 16 seconds left to seal victory against the Zips for the ninth straight time.

“Ugly is in the eyes of the beholder,” Ohio coach Frank Solich said. “That was a be...

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Ohio's comeback comes up short at Central Michigan, 27-20
Maxwell intercepted in end zone in final minute
NOV
15
2016

By: Lonnie McMillan / Contributor

MOUNT PLEASANT, Mich. – Amari Coleman intercepted Quinton Maxwell in the end zone on fourth-and-13 from the 15, and Central Michigan held on for a 27-20 victory against Ohio to become bowl eligible and keep Ohio from clinching the Mid-American Conference East Division on Tuesday night at Kelly/Shorts Stadium.

The Bobcats (7-4, 5-2 MAC) fell behind 17-0 but tied the game at 20 early in the fourth quarter before the Chippewas (6-4, 3-4 MAC) scored the game-winning 8-yard touchdown on a one-hand...

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Ohio starts fast in 34-10 victory against Buffalo
Bobcats run out to 20-0 lead in 1st half
NOV
3
2016
Bobcats
vs.
Bulls
34
Final
10

By: Lonnie McMillan / Contributor

ATHENS – Ohio scored on the first play from scrimmage, racked up a big early lead and rolled to a 34-10 victory against Buffalo on Thursday night at Peden Stadium, putting the Bobcats one win away from clinching the Mid-American Conference East Division title with two games to go.

Quinton Maxwell hit Papi White for a 73-yard touchdown pass on Ohio’s first offensive play, and the Bobcats went up 20-0 in the second quarter, never allowing the Bulls into the game.

“We certainly played well en...

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Brown leads Ohio to 1st win at Toledo since 1967
Bobcats never trail, hold off Rockets late
OCT
28
2016
Brown leads Ohio to 1st win at Toledo since 1967

By: Lonnie McMillan / Contributor

TOLEDO – It was a streak longer than the Mid-American Conference championship drought.

Dorian Brown rushed for 212 yards, and Ohio defeated Toledo, 31-26, for the Bobcats’ first road victory against the Rockets since 1967.

"This team is amazing; they never quit," Ohio coach Frank Solich said. "Toledo is an outstanding football team. They are always prepared and play the whole game. It took us the whole game to put them away. I thought our guys responded well on both sides of the ball."...

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Defense comes up big in 14-10 Ohio win at Kent State
Bobcats stop Golden Flashes inside 5-yard line late
OCT
22
2016
Bobcats
vs.
Golden Flashes
14
Final
10

By: Lonnie McMillan / Contributor

KENT – Ohio’s defense saved the day Saturday at Kent State.

The Bobcats held the Golden Flashes inside the 5-yard line late in the fourth quarter following Ohio’s third turnover and managed a 14-10 victory at Dix Stadium.

Papi White fumbled a punt, and Kent State recovered at the Ohio 11-yard line. Quarterback Nick Holley gained 7 yards on two runs to the 4, but he was dropped by Quentin Poling for a loss of 3 yards and then threw incomplete on fourth down with 3:45 remaining. Dorian Brown...

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Bobcats unable to put complete game together
Offense, then defense, struggles in 27-20 loss to Eagles
OCT
15
2016
Bobcats
vs.
Eagles
20
Final
27

By: Lonnie McMillan / Contributor

ATHENS – Ohio could not put it all together Saturday in a 27-20 loss to Eastern Michigan at Peden Stadium.

The Bobcats surrendered only three points in the first half, but scored only three on offense. Then after the break, led by redshirt freshman Quinton Maxwell, Ohio got the ball moving but could not get a stop against the Eagles and quarterback Brogan Roback.

"I didn't think either side of the ball played especially well and they certainly didn't play winning football,” Ohio coach Fran...

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Ohio forces 4 turnovers, get first win over BG in 5 years
Bobcats win 3rd straight game
OCT
8
2016

By: Lonnie McMillan / Contributor

ATHENS – Ohio forced four turnovers, built a 20-point lead and held on to beat Bowling Green for the first time in five years, getting a 30-24 homecoming victory Saturday at Peden Stadium.

“It is a good win to get under our belt,” Ohio safety Toran Davis said. “we have definitely been embarrassed by them the past four years. It is a good feeling to come out on top, especially on homecoming.”

Redshirt freshman Javon Hagan had his second interception and forced his fourth fumble this year as...

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Given 2nd chance, Brown comes through with big play
Linebacker forces fumble that leads to game-clinching TD
OCT
1
2016

By: Lonnie McMillan / Contributor

OXFORD – Blair Brown made the most of his second chance Saturday at Miami.

After having a targeting ejection overruled upon video review, Brown knocked the ball out of the hands of Miami freshman quarterback Noah Wezensky and into in the hands of Kevin Robbins in the end zone for the game-clinching touchdown in a 17-7 Ohio victory at Yeager Stadium.

One possession prior, Tarell Basham sacked Wezensky on third-and-17, but officials called Brown for targeting as he came in low with his helme...

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Bobcats score TDs early in 37-21 win against Bulldogs
Hardy starts at safety, finishes as Ohio's only running back
SEPT
24
2016
Bobcats
vs.
Bulldogs
37
Final
21

By: Lonnie McMillan / Contributor

ATHENS – Ohio scored touchdowns on its first four possessions and rolled to a 37-21 victory against Gardner-Webb on Saturday at Peden Stadium, but it came with a cost as injuries continued to pile up at running back.

The Bobcats (2-2) jumped out to a 30-7 halftime lead and finished the game with 517 yards of total offense while alternating between starter Greg Windham and backup Quinton Maxwell, who threw a pair of touchdown passes in his first career game action.

With Ohio making it a poi...

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Ohio comes up short against No. 15 Tennessee, 28-19
Bobcats still winless all-time against ranked opponents
SEPT
17
2016
Bobcats
vs.
Volunteers
19
Final
28

By: Lonnie McMillan / Contributor

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. – Ohio hung tough with Tennessee, but could not capitalize enough for the program’s first-ever win against a ranked opponent, falling 28-19 on Saturday before a crowd of 101,362 at Neyland Stadium.

The Bobcats (1-2) never led but had multiple opportunities to move in front of the No. 15 Volunteers (3-0). Tennessee’s fourth-quarter touchdown with 11:07 remaining finally gave it a two-possession cushion as it was able to close out the win.

Ohio settled for four field goals i...

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