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Updated: November/20/2009
Talented Michigan pair to test Ohio State
For the collection of graybeards on the Ohio State defense - those seniors who have been through the Big Ten wars over and over - there is a certain level of discomfort with the impetuous nature of youth. When the elder Buckeyes go over their notes for Saturday's game at The Big House and look at Michigan's two freshman quarterbacks, they see the spontaneity and impulsiveness of youth.
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Updated: November/20/2009
No. 6 North Carolina holds off No. 15 Ohio State
Deon Thompson had 15 points and 12 rebounds and No. 6 North Carolina managed to hold on for a 77-73 victory over No. 15 Ohio State in the 2K Sports Classic semifinals on Thursday night.
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Updated: November/20/2009
OSU great's wife led battle against cancer
Stefanie Spielman, the wife of NFL and Ohio State star Chris Spielman who led a public fight against breast cancer, died Thursday after a lengthy battle with the disease. She was 42.
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Updated: November/19/2009
Ex-OSU coach Bruce instills passion for rivalry
The Ohio State-Michigan week is a time of orchestrated civility. It is a time when the players and coaches from both sides slobber with compliments about the opposition. No jawing, no trash talking, and no calling anyone out. But former coaches are not bound by these Marquess of Queensberry rules.
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Updated: November/19/2009
The End Zone: Ohio State
Marianne Sanzenbacher has two pairs of gold pants hanging from her necklace — gifts from her son Dane, a junior receiver on the Ohio State football team. Heidi Williams, the mother of OSU senior safety Kurt Coleman, has three pairs.
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Updated: November/18/2009
Buckeyes sport retro look of 1954
Ohio State won't change quarterbacks when it faces rival Michigan on Saturday. The Buckeyes won't change their offense, won't change their conservative, field-position strategy, and won't change their propensity to run the ball inside, even when it looks like everyone expects that.
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Updated: November/17/2009
Ohio State staying wary of Michigan
Maybe he's seen Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom, or watched a few episodes of Animal Planet. Either way, Ohio State's Dane Sanzenbacher knows the inherent danger presented by a cornered, wounded creature.
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Updated: November/16/2009
Taking a peek back in time
Wikipedia, perhaps the most revolutionary yet irresponsible Web site available for obtaining information, lists two historic sporting events from Nov. 22, 2003. One of them - the first NHL game played outdoors - has gone on to be a repeated experience. The other has not.
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Updated: November/16/2009
Tressel not worried about team overconfidence for Michigan game
COLUMBUS – Ohio State coach Jim Tressel said the fact that rival Michigan comes into this Saturday’s annual showdown with the Buckeyes at just 5-6 overall and 1-6 in the Big Ten will have little to do with how No. 9 ranked Ohio State approaches the game.
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Updated: November/15/2009
FG in OT gives OSU fifth straight Big Ten title
To get Jim Tressel to his first Rose Bowl as a head coach, it figured that Ohio State would have to play its first overtime game in more than five years. After all, no Rose comes without thorns. Once in the extra period against Iowa on Saturday, the Buckeyes quickly made it clear Tressel would receive a postgame bouquet.
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Updated: November/14/2009
Barclay's OT kick puts OSU in Rose Bowl, 27-24
COLUMBUS — Back-up Devin Barclay kicked a 39-yard field goal in overtime on Saturday to give No. 10 Ohio State a 27-24 victory over No. 15 Iowa and send the Buckeyes to the Rose Bowl for the first time in 13 years.
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Updated: November/13/2009
Iron-willed Heyward gives OSU presence
He's got a football name - Craig "Ironhead" Heyward of NFL distinction was his dad. He's got a football frame - 6-foot-6, and 287 pounds. And with each passing week, he's proving he has plenty of game too.
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Updated: November/13/2009
Buford's Buckeyes best Wells' Dukes
As they stood next to one another waiting for the game to tip off, William Buford and Julius Wells showed no hint of a past acquaintance.
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Updated: November/12/2009
The End Zone: Ohio State
And you thought Big Ten championships were decided by interceptions and punt returns and missed blocks and broken tackles. This one could be determined by something as mundane as connective tissue. A twist here and a tear there, and away goes that giant trophy.
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Updated: November/11/2009
OSU defense plans to attack Iowa QB
COLUMBUS - The medical report states that Iowa quarterback Ricky Stanzi, who led the Hawkeyes to a 9-0 start this season - the best in school history - had minor surgery on his injured ankle Tuesday and will not be able to play on Saturday when Ohio State hosts Iowa. A trip to the Rose Bowl and a guaranteed share of a Big Ten title goes to the winner.
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Updated: November/10/2009
A special player: Small's returns play big role in OSU's success
About a hundred grand worth of Penn State fans were lathered up and ready to squeeze Ohio State inside an auditory full-stadium press Saturday when Ray Small collected a punt at midfield. A few cuts and bursts later, Small had advanced to the 9-yard line and sucked the life right out of that ready-to-go-bonkers crowd.
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Updated: November/10/2009
OSU expects Iowa to play without starting quarterback
COLUMBUS – Ohio State coach Jim Tressel said he expects No. 15 Iowa to be without starting quarterback Ricky Stanzi on Saturday when the No. 10 Buckeyes host the Hawkeyes in Ohio Stadium, with a trip to the Rose Bowl and a guaranteed share of a Big Ten title going to the winner.
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