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Bryant Koback had two first-half touchdown runs and Toledo beat Ball State 45-13 on Wednesday night in a game that saw each team commit five turnovers. Nathan Rourke threw a touchdown pass and ran. Jan 01, 1970 The Ball State Cardinals are just 4-4 in league play, but they come in off a very nice 111-106 win over Miami-Ohio at home in double OT. They needed the win as they had just come off of two losses in a row. Despite being just 4-4 in the MAC, they are still in 2nd place in the West and a win here would help close the gap on first place Toledo. The Ball State Cardinals lost their 4th straight game and dropped to 2-5 (0-3 MAC) on the season after falling to the Central Michigan Chippewas 56-9, this past Saturday.
As Toledo looks to stay within shouting distance of the leaders in the MAC West, there is some uncertainty at the quarterback position for the Rockets. Mitch Guadagni sustained an injury to his right (throwing) shoulder in the first half of last Thursday night and didn’t return. With a home date against Ball State this Thursday night looming, Guadagni’s status is up in the air because of the injury.
“The medical team will get him ready to go,” head coach Jason Candle said according to the. “He’ll have to get out there and practice and do some stuff, but with the short week it will be tough.” Should Guadagni be unable to go, Eli Peters would get the call. After replacing the injured starter in the middle of the Week 9 win, Peters tossed three touchdown passes in a little over two quarters worth of work.
Peters also saw playing time when Guadagni was benched in the middle of a loss to Buffalo earlier this month. Toledo is 2-2 in MAC play and in third place in the West division behind 4-0 Northern Illinois and 4-1 Western Michigan. The Rockets hold the head-to-head advantage over the Broncos, while they will go on the road to face the Huskies on Nov. College Park is taking on a decidedly Tuscaloosa feel to it. Earlier this month, Maryland confirmed that Alabama offensive coordinator Mike Locksley as its next head football coach. Citing multiple sources with knowledge of the situation, is now reporting that Butch Jones is leaving Nick Saban‘s program for a spot on Locksley’s Terrapins coaching staff. Jones, who met with Locksley earlier this month before agreeing to take the job, is expected to serve as the Terps’ tight ends coach.
He’ll also carry the title of associate head coach for the Big Ten program. In March of this year, as an offensive analyst. Jones, of course, was the head coach at rival Tennessee for nearly five seasons before he was in mid-November of last year. Jones last served as a tight ends coach in 1998 at Central Michigan; he was last a position coach at West Virginia (2005-06). Per the terms of his UT contract, Jones will be paid just north of $8 million in the form of a buyout, minus whatever he was to make at future jobs through February of 2021. He made at Alabama this year.
I am extremely grateful to the for granting me a 6th year of eligibility! None of this could've been possible if it weren't for the amazing job done at. Thank you for everything y'all do over there, it doesn't go unnoticed! — Justin Murphy (@JMurphy73) In the middle of the 2016 season, Murphy, then at Texas Tech, announced that he was because of knee injuries. In April of 2018, however, Murphy revealed that he would be. Murphy played in the first four games of his first season with the Bruins this year before going down with a knee injury. That issue kept the lineman sidelined for all but the final two games of the year.
Forever Grateful ✔️ — De'Andre Johnson (@DredaDon14) As noted by the player himself, Johnson will be leaving as a graduate transfer — he’s scheduled to earn his degree in the spring — and will have two seasons of eligibility he can use at another FBS program. One of the seasons of eligibility is the result of that sidelined him for all but one game in 2017. This season, Johnson completed 13-of-23 passes for 161 yards, two touchdowns and one interception. He also ran for another 178 and a score on 35 carries. As for a potential transfer destination, the notes the West Coast or a Big Ten school could be possibilities: A source with knowledge of the situation said Johnson hopes to move up to the Power Five level and hasn’t ruled out moving to the West Coast. Johnson’s younger brother, Tyreke, is a cornerback for Ohio State and Buckeyes quarterback Dwayne Haskins is a redshirt sophomore who could jump to the NFL. In June of 2015, Johnson was indefinitely suspended by FSU after being accused of.
He was subsequently as. One day after the video surfaced,. In filling a hole in his Utah coaching staff, Kyle Whittingham reached back to the Utes’ football past to do so. Monday evening, Utah announced that Whittingham has hired Sione Po’uha as his new defensive tackles coach. Po’uha spent the 2018 season coaching the same position at Navy. “It’s great to have Sione back in our program,” said Whittingham. “In his playing days he was an outstanding defensive tackle here at Utah and had a lengthy and successful NFL career as well.
We are also excited about the impact he will have in our recruiting.” From 2001-04, Po’uha was a defensive lineman for the Utes, earning first-team All-Mountain West honors as a senior. He was a third-round pick in the 2005 NFL Draft, and spent his entire eight-year career with the New York Jets. After beginning his post-playing career as a student assistant at his alma mater from 2015-16, Po’uha became the Utes’ director of football player development in 2017 before leaving for Navy. The job at the service academy was the first on-field role of Po’uha’s coaching career. “I am so appreciative of Coach Whittingham for giving me the opportunity to come back and coach at my alma mater,” said Po’uha. “It was a dream of mine and I am excited about working with the players and coaches here.”.
(AP) Diontae Johnson made four catches for a career-high 170 yards and two touchdowns, and returned a punt 87 yards for a score to help cruise past 58-17 on Thursday night. Logan Woodside was 8-of-17 passing for 267 yards and three touchdowns for Toledo (7-1, 4-0 Mid-American Conference). Terry Swanson added 105 yards rushing and a TD on just 11 carries as the Rockets rushed for a season-high 335 yards. Swanson's 71-yard touchdown run gave Toledo a 10-7 lead early in the second quarter and after a Ball State three-and out, Woodside connected with Desmond Phillips for a 35-yard score. Johnson's 67-yard score extended it to 24-7 with 1:21 left before halftime and his one-handed catch went for an 88-yard TD on Toledo's first play of the second half.
After another Ball State three-and-out, Johnson had Toledo's longest punt return for a TD since Eric Page's 85-yarder in 2011 against Eastern Michigan. Zack Blair made his first collegiate state for Ball State (2-6, 0-4) but Drew Plitt replaced him with 7:15 left in the first quarter.
Plitt was 15 of 34 for 97 yards. Malik Dunner's 41-yard touchdown run up the middle in the first quarter gave the Cardinals a 7-3 lead. More AP college football: and Copyright 2017 by STATS. Any commercial use or distribution without the express written consent of STATS is strictly prohibited. Team Stats 1st Downs 16 16 Rushing 10 6 Passing 6 6 Penalty 0 4 3rd Down Conv 1-8 3-19 4th Down Conv 0-1 1-4 Total Net Yards 602 295 Total Plays 52 83 Avg Gain 11.6 3.6 Net Yards Rushing 335 204 Rush Attempts 34 46 Avg Rush Yards 9.9 4.4 Net Yards Passing 267 91 Comp. 8-18 18-37 Yards Per Pass 14.8 2.5 Sacked - Yards Lost 0-0 3-14 Penalties - Yards 8-90 3-25 Touchdowns 8 2 Rushing TDs 4 2 Passing TDs 3 0 Other 1 0 Turnovers 1 1 Fumbles - Lost 1-1 1-1 Int.
Thrown 0 0 Punts - Avg 5-46.2 10-36.7 Return Yards 124 92 Punts - Returns 4-108 0-0 Kickoffs - Returns 1-16 4-92 Int. Returns 0-0 0-0 Kicking 8/9 3/3 Extra Points 7/8 2/2 Field Goals 1/1 1/1 Safeties 0 0. 1st POSS PLAYS YDS RESULT 15:00 TOLEDO 25 2:18 5 10 Punt 10:18 BALLST 11 1:24 3 -4 FG 5:19 TOLEDO 2 1:25 3 9 Punt 2nd POSS PLAYS YDS RESULT 3:05 TOLEDO 16 2:40 7 35 Punt 12:04 TOLEDO 17 1:06 4 83 TD 9:02 BALLST 48 0:42 3 48 TD 6:21 TOLEDO 44 0:53 3 -1 Punt 2:07 TOLEDO 30 0:46 3 70 TD 3rd POSS PLAYS YDS RESULT 13:10 TOLEDO 12 0:13 1 88 TD 8:51 BALLST 50 1:16 5 55 TD 4:08 TOLEDO 37 0:13 1 63 TD 4th POSS PLAYS YDS RESULT 0:12 TOLEDO 25 0:00 3 75 TD 11:46 TOLEDO 8 3:34 8 39 Punt 5:27 BALLST 27 1:27 4 8 Downs 0:48 BALLST 46 0:28 2 9 Game.
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1st POSS PLAYS YDS RESULT 12:28 BALLST 8 1:56 3 7 Punt 8:45 BALLST 23 3:12 8 28 Punt 3:48 TOLEDO 49 0:37 2 49 TD 2nd POSS PLAYS YDS RESULT 14:53 BALLST 20 2:37 5 32 Punt 10:58 BALLST 25 1:49 3 9 Punt 8:20 BALLST 25 1:53 3 9 Punt 5:16 BALLST 13 2:58 7 35 Punt 1:21 BALLST 25 1:17 8 55 Halftime 3rd POSS PLAYS YDS RESULT 14:54 BALLST 40 1:18 3 3 Punt 12:50 BALLST 30 2:15 4 13 TD 10:13 BALLST 25 1:15 3 -1 Punt 7:30 BALLST 18 3:14 8 45 Downs 3:55 BALLST 25 3:43 9 75 TD 4th POSS PLAYS YDS RESULT 14:25 BALLST 25 2:26 5 26 Punt 8:03 BALLST 10 2:31 7 17 Downs 3:55 BALLST 19 2:55 7 27 Downs.