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10/5/2008 9:49:56 PM
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Ohio State Buckeyes quiet Camp Randall 20-17

In what was a defensive battle between two Big 10 heavy weights on Saturday night in Camp Randall, Ohio State came out on top with great running by junior tailback Chris ‘Beanie’ Wells and a great final drive by freshman phenomenon Terrelle Pryor.

The Buckeyes didn’t seem to get tight going into the fourth quarter of a very competitive game as senior cornerback Malcolm Jenkins out-jumped the fans during the Wisconsin Jump Around and then intercepted Allan Evridge in the final minute to kill what could have been a Badger winning drive.

10/5/2008 8:56:09 AM
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Jordan Hall and the Jeannette Jayhawks

Ohio State running back/defensive back recruit Jordan Hall and the Jeannette Jayhawks defeated McGuffey yesterday in their 5th win for the season and their 22^nd win in a row. This was the tightest game of the year for the Jawhawks as they beat the Highlanders 27-13 Friday night in McGuffey’s stadium.

10/4/2008 8:56:57 AM
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#12/14 Ohio State v. #15 Wisconsin

Camp Randall, Madison Wisconsin
Kickoff: 8pm
TV: ABC

Was Wisconsin looking ahead to Ohio State? It sure looked like it during the second half meltdown at Michigan last week. The Badgers had the game in hand at the half with a 19-0 lead over the Wolverines but seemed to lose focus as the game wore on. How will Wisconsin react to an embarrassing defeat in a must win situation at home? Ohio State is also in a must win situation for respect after four top ten teams lost (three to unranked squads) and the pollsters not voting the Buckeyes up any spots. Had Wisconsin entered this game undefeated, an Ohio State victory surely would have increased the remote possibility of a return to the national championship. Unfortunately the game has lost some of its luster but it still means everything when it comes down to the Big Ten crown and a trip to the Rose Bowl.

10/1/2008 8:57:18 AM
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Steve Rehring Probable for Saturday

Ohio State offensive guard Steve Rehring is progressing well with his injury and is probable for the game on Saturday against the Wisconsin Badgers. True freshman Michael Brewster has gotten playing time in his absence with Jim Cordle shifting to guard from center and Kyle Mitchum also seeing some action for the Buckeyes.

9/30/2008 8:57:37 AM
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James Jackson visiting for Penn State

Grand Ledge wide receiver stand-out and Ohio State recruit James Jackson is having a great senior season with his team now 5-0. The team will face a tough East Lansing team this Friday which features one of the biggest offensive lines in the league. Jackson has been busy with football and school but will make a trip to Columbus for the Penn State game and is very much looking forward to the visit.

9/29/2008 8:58:00 AM
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Ohio State Looks Sharp for Three Quarters against Minnesota

Running for big first half yardage, the Ohio State Buckeyes behind 106 total yards from tailback Chris ‘Beanie’ Wells and 97 total rushing yards from true-freshman quarterback Terrelle Pryor moved past the Minnesota Golden Gophers 34-21 in search of a fourth consecutive Big Ten title on Saturday.

9/28/2008 8:58:22 AM
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