110 currently in the espn box score. 

So you're saying that stats achieved against redhawk have some validity, some reason to see carry over versus teams that actually have won a game?

its not so much the stats as the way he's running, more reminiscent of last year. Haven't seen it all year, so yes I'm hopeful this will carry over to next week.

True. Hopefully Lechner's return for his second game of the season this week, Johnson's anticipated return next week, and maybe even Priors return for the last 4 will help those holes open up more frequently. 

Toledodoes have 154 yards rushing at BG today. 

On the post-game interview Solich talked about expanding the outside running game so as to help better the run game.

Monroe, let them heap praise, because next week the same will want people fired.

Before today, redhawk was giving up over 200 ypg on the ground, at a rate of 4.8 yards per carry.

Monroe. If the Cats get today's numbers against the Beefs and lose, I guarantee you won't be impressed.  Excuse me, but, what is this BS about "everyone getting a trophy?" There were those two bowl trophies for wins over quality opponents to cap the last two seasons.  Each year for the past three the seniors and coaches have rewarded their fans loyalty with more wins, more wins and more wins.  They have my trust and confidence.  After a 41-16 win; including 300+ yards from the QB, 172 yds at 8.6 per carry from a back, 7 sacks, only 85 rushing allowed I will be enjoying it. I will not be sour about the one play out of 75 that got screwed up.  I will not be calling out the MAC's most efficient and Ohio's first 8,000 yard passer for not running out a fake.  I am confident the coaches will work what needs worked.  They don't need my help.  I trust in the coaches standards.  After what they have achieved at Ohio, I am not so arrogant to believe I know this game better than they.

'Everyone gets a trophy' is valuing big number performances against horrible teams the same as big numbers against good teams.

Usually when I am tempted to pull out this old saw, I can stifle myself but reading THIS thread overcomes my internal edit function.  So, here goes: 

As John Cooper liked to tell his critics before he was fired for reaching "only" 9 wins year after year,  "Their players are on scholarship, too".  To wit, nobody from M%$# laid down on defense.  They played to win.  Same for CMU.  To minimize that, or detract from the effort put forth by the 'Cats on Saturday is to insult both teams. 

To my knowledge, none of us is paid to create "news" like the talking heads on ESPN so I don't understand the insistence on "winning" this argument that we aren't good enough to be a top team in OUr conference.  

You don't like the way we're playing?  Fine.  Just let the rest of us who are less cognizant of our weaknesses enjoy it a while.  You appear sure that you're going to have the last say when it's over anyway, right?

Maybe you weren't in the stands Saturday when they introduced the 1968 Bobcats who were in town for their 45th reunion?  Maybe the TV people didn't have time for that.  Nevertheless, it made me think that, hopefully,  45 years from now somebody will be in my place applauding the efforts of this team and, by then, the CMU loss will have been long forgotten.