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- KSU’s Jennifer Ha struggles to 79 in first round of NCAA Women’s Golf Championships
- Kent State baseball: Taylor Williams has come a long way to become ace for Flashes and possible draft choice
- College baseball/Kent State 4, Akron 1: Flashes top Zips, get help from Bowling Green to win MAC title, earn top seed in tournament
- On the Record — May 18
- College baseball/Kent State 4, Akron 3: Flashes muster enough energy to top Zips, stay alive for top seed in MAC Tournament
- Kent State golf in fifth after two rounds of NCAA Regional
- Kent State-Akron baseball in-game updates: Flashes beat Zips 4-3
- Kent State 5, Akron 4 in 17 innings: Diamond Classic turns into real gem
- On the record: Ohio State, UA and KSU college roundup and recruiting news
- Reports: Kent State basketball adds Marquiez Lawrence to class of 2013
Boston College recap
(photo courtesy of Dan Dougherty)
You couldn’t have really expected much more out of the Kent State football team. I’ll take a 21-0 loss in this game fairly easy. Yes, the flashes could have upset the Boston College, but they would have had to play a perfect football game.
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Halftime thoughts: Boston College
Score 14-0 BC
The game could be a lot worse than it is. Boston College has great size and athleticism at its skill positions. I am especially impressed with their running backs.
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Game 1: Boston College Pregame
Game 1: Boston College versus Kent State
At: Cleveland Browns Stadium
Kickoff: 7:30
First impressions:
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Kent State versus Boston College Preview
The much anticipated college football season will get underway for the Kent State Golden Flashes Saturday against Boston College at Cleveland Browns Stadium.
Could the Flashes pull off another opening day upset? Here is a position by position break down.
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Evans expected to be in class monday
So all signs are currently pointing to Tyree Evans being in class Monday. Talk about playing things low key, but then again he is just a walk on after all -- A very talented, possibly one of the most talented players to ever play in the Mid-American Conference type walk on.
For those you, like me, who are interested in the type of game that Evans (may) bring to campus this season check out this Web site from the summer league he played on. The site is loaded with videos of him swishing 3’s. He definitely has a nice shooting touch.
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Martin to be on Indian's Sunday broadcast
Getcha TIVO’s ready! Kent State football coach Doug Martin will appear on Sunday’s Cleveland Indians broadcast to promote his team’s upcoming season opener against Boston College in the Patriot Bowl At Cleveland Browns Stadium.
The Tribe will be struggling errr... I mean playing the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. Martin is scheduled to join SportsTime Ohio broadcasters Matt Underwood and Rick Manning in the booth during the fourth inning. First pitch is scheduled for 1:05 p.m.
Things I liked from Tuesday's scrimmage
The first inter-squad scrimmage of the season is rarely anything spectacular. Quarterbacks wear their red jerseys signifying they cannot be touched. Plays make clumsy mistakes as they learn the playbook, or work out at a new position. Sometimes it is just plain rust.
Either way, I never expect much from inter squad scrimmages, although there are a few items worth noting from to time.
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Williams wants to play now in Denver
Found a nice Denver Post story about Jack Williams today. It's a little dated (July 22), but I don't think many people in these parts have seen it. You can check that out here.
Williams played special teams off the bat the other night against Houston. He got in on defense in the third quarter.
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Random thoughts from football practice Friday edition
Friday marked the first full pads practice of the season for the Kent State football team. What better way to celebrate then to put all the players into an Oklahoma drill. It’s one defensive player versus one offensive player crashing together at a midway point. It was great.
Linebacker Cobrani Mixon, a Michigan transfer, had no problems shedding an offensive lineman during his first drill. It didn’t take long for the attention to move over to the defensive backs and wide receivers though.
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Jarvis makes top secret list
Bruce Feldman of ESPN.com points out 10 of the secrets of college football. Eugune Jarvis of the Flashes comes in at No. 6. Check out the full list here.
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football practice thoughts and ramblings
Freshman Sal Battles knows his way around the football field. It is knowing where Kent State football coach Doug Martin wants him that seems to be the problem.
In just his second collegiate practice, Battles could be seen working with the wide receivers, running backs, quarterbacks and even special teams Tuesday.
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clearing up a few misconceptions
While there is still no word yet on the Tyree Evans scenario, I wanted to take a minute to clarify a statement on my last post about Antonio Gates and Josh Cribbs.
The previous Evans post was written on the fly with me working through my thoughts on the situation as I wrote. While I wrote "legal troubles" that is not entirely what I meant. The thought that I was truly trying to convey is that many athletes have come to Kent State, and many other Mid-major schools, with off-field baggage. Evans would not be the first. Kent State has taken the risk before.
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Corrigal back in Portage
A familiar face to the Kent State football program is once again patrolling the sidelines in Portage County – Albeit in the blue and red of the Hiram College Terriers.
Jim Corrigal, who coached the Flashes from 1994-1997, recently joined the coaching staff at the division III school. He will be an assistant coach and coach the defensive ends.
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