In Columbus, WOW cable will air the game on Channel 242

I don't know if we are going to win. I do think even if Kansas might still be one of the very worst teams in the power 5 that they are better than TxSt. I think that we beat ourselves last week. So far, other than the missed PAT, at least we are not doing that.

250-4 edge in yards after one quarter! Ha ha

So we should expect 1000 yards versus 16 at the end! About as well played a quarter as one can expect.

Really happy for Greg ... this has to be great for his confidence even though he had great passing stats last week.

We are playing well...nice play calling and deception...I called this game over on our 2nd TD drive when Brown broke an 11 yard run to their 3 yard line.

We'll see.



Kansas is pretty lousy.

On behalf of Bcat2, after that first half, I officially declare OHIO FOOTBALL the greatest team ever.

Windham making good passes, receivers letting him down.

37-21 congrats Bobcats!
enjoyed it as much as the 1967 Kansas game....Bobcats 30-Kansas 15!

Just some incredible stats from this one.

Ohio outrushes Kansas 329-26.

Ohio runs 93 plays, Kansas 44.

Time of possession Ohio 43:38, Kansas 16:22.

Not sure if anyone has mentioned this, but Kansas did not earn a first down in the first half. Their only first down came from the horsecollar penalty.

A really nice win. Our guys had a lot to prove from last week, and I think Kansas maybe felt too good about themselves after beating 1AA superpower URI (;-) last week. They definitely got things together in the second half and exploited the inexperience in our DBs. Nice adjustments by Ohio after it became 31-21.

Zervos has become the pleasant surprise of the season. Nine FGs in two weeks. We really needed someone to fill Yaz's shoes, and he's doing the job.

Gotta work on finishing drives, tho. We'll need TDs, not FGs, stay with Tenn.

Kansas pump-up video

Check out today's pump up video for the match up at Kansas pic.twitter.com/UOgBgZIHpv

— OhioFootball (@OhioFootball) September 10, 2016

I was at the game, and had the pleasure of sitting with the families and friend of the players. It was a thoroughly enjoyable experience, being surrounded by people that not only were great fans, they were into the game, and knowledgeable about football. I saw and heard families and supporters of many of the players on the team. What a great bunch of Ohio supporters.

I'll post more thoughts tomorrow, but the stats above barely do justice to one of the most thorough beat downs I've seen in football. Kansas had two real bright spots, the kickoff return, and the first two minutes or so of the second half. Ohio had the better game plan. Ohio won the line of scrimmage. Ohio took it to Kansas on both sides of the ball. Ohio also won in special teams and turnovers, with the exception of that one kickoff return.

Also on the bright side, I didn't see many injuries. The one that might be a concern was Irons, who tried to come back out in the second half, but headed back to the locker room shortly afterwards. Dorian Brown stepped up and played a big game, but depth at RB is starting to get thin, so I hope Irons is ready for Tennessee.

Congrats, Bobcats, on a dominating win.

There definitely was one. Windham looked over at the Ohio fans, and asked for a little noise, and got it.

Note: I didn't want to imply that there weren't things that Ohio can work on. The played well at Kansas, but will have to play better than that at Tennessee.

I believe that this team will continue to improve, and that by the end of the year, it will be a very, very good team.