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This play summed up Buffalo's bad night against Ohio (GIF)
Buffalo struggled Wednesday night against Ohio.
The Bulls lost 37-14 at the Bobcats and committed four turnovers. Buffalo was outplayed in almost every facet of the game and were down 27-0 before scoring a TD in the third quarter.
If you're looking for a summation of Buffalo's game, we've got it for you. On 3rd-and-17 from the Buffalo 18, Bulls QB Joe Licata scrambed to his left. And then backwards. And then back to his right. Then he finally threw the football as he was treacherously close to the goal line. You can guess how it worked out.
Ohio is now 5-5 overall and 3-3 in the MAC. Buffalo is now 3-6 and 1-4 in the conference.
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No. 3 Badgers' Dukan must sit first 2 games
Kansas hires Chuck Neinas to aid in its coaching search
Kansas has already spent weeks looking for a new football coach, and now it’s enlisted help.
Kansas has hired Chuck Neinas, head of the search firm Neinas Sports Services in Boulder, Co., to help find the person to lead the Jayhawks football program.
Former coach Charlie Weis was fired on Sept. 28 and interim coach Clint Bowen, the former defensive coordinator, hasn’t been able to do much better during his short tenure.
Kansas athletic director Sheahon Zenger said the use of a search firm would be geared toward identifying possible candidates and for vetting.
Neinas, who was the interim Big 12 Commissioner and the former commissioner of the Big Eight, charges about $50,000 per search, according to a 2013 story in USA Today.
Neinas’ placement list is impressive. He’s credited with the placement of Mack Brown at Texas; Bob Stoops at Oklahoma; Les Miles at Oklahoma State, then LSU; Mark Richt at Georgia, and Mark Dantonio at Michigan State.
For more Kansas news, visit JayhawkSlant.com.
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Suspended Utah State player allegedly solicited a prostitute
Utah State suspended wide receiver Hayden Weichers indefinitely on Tuesday for a violation of team rules.
On October 22, Weichers was cited for solicitation of a prostitute by Logan (Utah) Police. The offense is a Class B misdemeanor. According to ABC 4, the arrest was confirmed by the Logan police chief.
Weichers, a redshirt freshman, had 10 catches for 84 yards this season. Against Hawaii, Weichers had three catches for 27 yards. His father, Gary, played football at BYU.
When asked about Weichers suspension by the Deseret News, both WR Ronald Butler and center Austin Stephens used the term "next man up" to talk about the depth at the wide receiver position for the Aggies. However, one wonders if there was a different phrase available given the nature of the offense.
“You know, as a teammate we’re going to wrap our arms around him and love him,” Stephens said. “All I can really say is that, and next man up. We’ll be ready to rock and roll Friday night.”
Utah State, already without quarterback Chuckie Keeton, who is out for the year with a knee injury, faces Wyoming on Friday.
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