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LGHL Ohio State-Northwestern women’s hoops 2017 final score: OSU holds on for 94-87 win

Ohio State-Northwestern women’s hoops 2017 final score: OSU holds on for 94-87 win
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The Buckeyes overcame a late surge by the Wildcats to start the Big Ten season off 2-0.

Ohio State women’s basketball improved to 2-0 in Big Ten play with a 94-87 win over a scrappy Northwestern team on Tuesday night. The victory did not come easy, but avenged last season’s 86-82 upset loss at Welsh-Ryan Arena in Evanston.

An 11-2 run late by Northwestern made it a nailbiter, but Ohio State had just enough to hold on, icing the game with free throws.

The Buckeyes, ranked 11th in the country in the most recent AP poll, were led, as is usually the case, by Kelsey Mitchell. The All-American scored 33 points and dished out seven assists as Ohio State had five players in double figures.

Nia Coffey had 22 points and 11 boards for her ninth double-double of the season, Ashley Deary added 10 points, 14 assists, and six steals, and freshman Abi Scheid scored a career-high 20 for the Wildcats.

Less than a minute into the game, Deary intercepted a baseline pass to become the all-time career steals leader in Big Ten history. It was part of a frenetic beginning to the game that saw the two sides flying up and down the court in the first four minutes.

Sierra Calhoun knocked down three triples from the same spot on the left elbow to spark a 16-9 Ohio State lead during that span. The Buckeyes started out 7-for-10 from deep in the first quarter. Asia Doss knocked down a pair, and Mitchell and Linnae Harper each had one apiece.

Northwestern kept pace, though, making five out of nine from three-point range and forcing six turnovers, to limit Ohio State to a 31-28 lead.

The pace slowed, if only slightly, in the second frame, and a pair of deep threes from the top of the key by Mitchell gave the Buckeyes a 43-36 lead just beyond the midway point.

Coffey used her diverse inside-outside skillset to score eight in the quarter to keep the Wildcats in contact. The senior’s 13 points and six rebounds paced Northwestern, which also got 10 from Christen Inman.

Ohio State got 15 from Mitchell and 11 from Calhoun in the first twenty minutes to lead the way. But it was a three-pointer and dribble drive layup from Kiara Lewis, a steal by Harper, and an and-one for Tori McCoy to close out the half on a 10-2 run that gave the Buckeyes a 54-42 lead at the half.

Scheid started the second half on fire, knocking down three early field goals, including two from deep, as the lead was cut to 56-53. Of more concern to Ohio State fans, though, was a hard fall taken by Mitchell after appearing to take an inadvertent elbow from Coffey, which sent her to the bench.

Things got chippy between the teams after that, and a couple of fifty-fifty calls benefiting Northwestern led to Buckeye head coach Kevin McGuff getting assessed a technical foul. After Inman connected on the free throw, Ohio State’s lead was just 58-56.

A big sigh of relief came next for the scarlet and gray, though, with Mitchell returning to the court and abruptly knocking down a rainbow three from the left elbow and dropping her fifth dime of the game to McCoy for an easy lay-in.

That performance from Mitchell sparked a 10-3 run for the Buckeyes, but Scheid hit her fourth three-pointer and a pair of free throws to bring it to a halt and send the game to the final quarter with Ohio State ahead just 68-63.

Doss hit a corner three to start the fourth, and a gliding transition layup from Mitchell pushed the lead out to 75-66, prompting a Wildcat timeout.

Northwestern refused to go away, though, as Deary continued to catalyze the offense with her defensive thefts. The lead was cut to 77-73 before Mitchell did what she does and took over. A deep three-pointer was followed by another transition layup, and Harper came up with another key steal and layup of her own.

Mitchell sank a pair of free throws with three and a half minutes remaining, capping a 9-0 run that extended the lead to 86-73. The Buckeyes held on from there, if only barely, to escape with the win, as the Wildcats mounted a furious comeback behind Deary and Coffey.

Ohio State will play its first home game of the conference schedule on Saturday when Michigan visits Columbus. Tipoff is set for noon, and the game will be televised live on Big Ten Network.

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After the Buckeyes' offense bottomed out in a disastrous 31-0 loss to Clemson in the College Football Playoff semifinal Fiesta Bowl on Saturday, changes on Ohio State's coaching staff appeared all but inevitable. It didn't take long, either, for Meyer ...
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Google Buckeyes push win streak to four games - Athens Messenger (registration)

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Buckeyes push win streak to four games. By Kevin Wiseman Messenger sports editor; Updated 8 min ago; 0. NELSONVILLE — The Nelsonville-York Buckeyes have established leaders the past two seasons with seniors Aron Davis and Hunter Edwards.


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Google Reports: Kevin Wilson headed to Ohio State as offensive coordinator - ESPN

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LGHL Former Indiana HC Kevin Wilson expected to become Ohio State’s next offensive coordinator,...

Former Indiana HC Kevin Wilson expected to become Ohio State’s next offensive coordinator, per reports
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Urban Meyer’s remedy for the Buckeyes’ struggles with the forward pass is not without controversy.

Urban Meyer may have hit a home run with his hire to fix Ohio State’s beleaguered passing game, but his latest coaching appointment doubles as a controversial selection.

Per Bruce Feldman, and as first reported by our sister site, The Crimson Quarry, former Indiana head coach Kevin Wilson is expected to be Ohio State’s new offensive coordinator. It’s not immediately clear what impact this would have on Ohio State’s current offensive coordinator, Ed Warinner.

Tim Beck, the Buckeyes’ co-offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach from 2015-16, recently left to join former Ohio State OC Tom Herman’s staff at Texas. Soon thereafter, Ryan Day was announced as the Buckeyes’ new quarterbacks coach.

Meyer will and should get scrutiny for bringing Wilson aboard, given the latter’s abrupt and controversial exit from Indiana. Wilson resigned from his post on Dec. 1, with Hoosiers athletic director Fred Glass failing to elaborate on the sudden news aside from noting “philosophical differences” between Wilson and the athletic department.

In days following Wilson’s ouster, The Indianapolis Star reported that following a complaint by the father of a former Indiana player, the IU athletic department commissioned an external investigation into allegations of player abuse and the possible creation of an “unhealthy environment for injured players” by Wilson and his staff. A second and separate investigation was later conducted in November 2016. Glass would not elaborate on the second inquiry, but did admit it factored into Wilson’s dismissal.

A report from ESPN revealed that several other former Indiana players (or their parents) were unhappy with Wilson’s handling of injured players. It should also be noted that former and current Hoosiers were supportive of Wilson.

Wilson, who went 26-47 (12-37 Big Ten) at Indiana, was awarded with a new six-year contract following the 2015 season after he led the Hoosiers to their first bowl game since 2007.

Prior to his time at IU, Wilson was the offensive coordinator at Oklahoma from 2006-10. Wilson’s rise to coaching stardom was largely tied to the development of quarterbacks Sam Bradford and Landry Jones, and he garnered the Broyles Award (given to the nation’s top assistant coach) in 2008 after the Bradford-led Sooners broke NCAA records for consecutive 60-point games (five) and total points in a season (716). The Sooners lost the 2009 BCS title game to Meyer’s Florida Gators.

Ohio State has had success bringing aboard assistants with controversial pasts, like Greg Schiano, and Wilson’s work at Indiana and Oklahoma suggests he should be able to work wonders with Ohio State’s personnel. But Wilson, and ultimately Meyer, should also clearly speak as to what happened at Indiana, and what protocols are in place to make sure something similar won’t happen at Ohio State.

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Google Morning Roundup: Lake Erie plane crash update | Buckeyes – who's staying, who's going pro |...

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Google Buckeyes hire former San Francisco 49ers QB coach to same position - NBC4i.com

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COLUMBUS (WCMH) — Ohio State University announced Ryan Day will be joining the Buckeyes as quarterbacks coach. According to a release from the university, Day was the quarterbacks coach for the San Francisco 49ers under former coach Chip Kelly.

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Google Ryan Day joins Buckeyes as QB coach - CBS sports.com (blog)

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Google WATCH: Ohio State commitment Shaun Wade talks roommates, the 'Bama situation and more from...

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SAN ANTONIO – Shaun Wade has been a verbal commitment to Ohio State for almost two full years. In mid-December, amid all kinds of speculation, he announced on Twitter that he'd be signing with the Buckeyes and put to bed any rumors that he'd been ...


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LGHL Ohio State’s Fiesta Bowl loss could have a silver lining after all

Ohio State’s Fiesta Bowl loss could have a silver lining after all
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While the game itself was excruciating, the resulting implications could help the Buckeyes in the long term.

“Ohio State is not used to this. I’m not used to this, and we will not get used to this. That’s not going to happen again.”

-Urban Meyer, via Ben Axelrod, Land of 10


Ohio State’s 31-point loss to Clemson didn’t have many bright spots for the Buckeyes. The offense was anemic, with J.T. Barrett passing for just 127 yards on the night. The entire team managed just 88 rushing yards, despite averaging 258 per game entering Saturday’s matchup.The kicking game was a nightmare and the defense was on the field for nearly 36 minutes. It was the worst loss of Urban Meyer’s career--at Ohio State and otherwise. And it was the second-straight shutout for the Big Ten in the last two College Football Playoffs.

So where is the silver lining? With this year’s Fiesta Bowl loss, the 2016 season now looks very similar to Urban Meyer’s second season at Ohio State in 2013, in which Braxton Miller led the Buckeyes to an undefeated regular season before two straight losses in the Big Ten Championship game to Michigan State and in the Orange Bowl to Clemson. As the Buckeyes ended the season with two losses, it became clear that the status quo under which Ohio State had been operating was not sufficient. The defense in general and the secondary in particular had gaping deficiencies which were not addressed during the regular season. The Buckeyes had finished the season ranked 110th nationally in passing defense. After the season, Meyer shored up the secondary, bringing in Chris Ash from Arkansas to replace Everett Withers. The resulting change produced a strong culture on defense that, even with the loss of Ash this season to Rutgers, has continued throughout this year.

Now, however, the issues are on the other side of the ball, as Tom Herman’s departure to Houston has left the offense floundering--an problem that was evident even last season. While there were some bright moments for Barrett and the offense, such as their twin, 59-point wins over Nebraska and Maryland, Barrett never seemed to find a complete rhythm over the duration of the season, Curtis Samuel didn’t get the ball enough and Mike Weber, while still a great running back, was not a sure replacement for Ezekiel Elliott. The offensive line, even with two veterans in Billy Price and Pat Elflein, was inconsistent. Meyer now has the opportunity, just as in 2013, to shake up his coaching staff and get the offense back on track.

We’ve already seen some coaching changes. Perhaps the Buckeyes can produce a similar result come next year.

“Even when I was coming back and starting to get healthy, why would you try something different if he has made every kick? I felt the same way. Tyler was doing that well, so for me, I was kind of just looking forward to being ready in case something happened to him.”

-Ohio State kicker Sean Nuernberger, via Ari Wasserman, Cleveland.com


Entering this season, as so many new faces made their appearance on the Ohio State depth chart, there was little question as to who would be kicking for the Buckeyes, as Sean Nuernberger was the only kicker on scholarship in August. In 2015, Nuernberger split time with senior kicker Jack Willoughby, and only attempted four field goals on the season. Still, he was the only kicker on the roster who had seen playing time. However, with a groin injury for Nuernberger sustained during fall camp, kicking duties suddenly fell to senior walk on Tyler Durbin, who had only begun to play football in the last two years. Though Nuernberger’s injury required time to heal, by the time he was ready to get back on the field, Durbin had gotten into a good rhythm on special teams. Even Nuernberger agreed with Meyer’s decision to keep the walk on as the starter.

Overall, Durbin’s first season as a starter was a good one. Entering the final game of the regular season against Michigan, Durbin was perfect on field goals--the exception being a blocked attempt against Penn State--and was 60-of-62 on extra points. And against Michigan, when Durbin was widely critiqued for missing two field goal attempts, he did hit the tying score which sent the game to overtime.

Next season, with Durbin graduating, Nuernberger is once again the expected starter heading into 2017. While Nuernberger said that he had his best offseason ever last year, he acknowledged that he will have to build up trust with his team once again, not having kicked with them for an entire season. With true freshman kicker Blake Haubeil joining the team next season, Nuernberger will need to be healthy and ready to compete for his own starting role come next fall.

“You can’t put a price tag on it. He’ll forever be, not just in Ohio State history, he’ll be one of the most successful college football players of all time.”

-Urban Meyer, via Pete Thamel, Sports Illustrated


Quarterback J.T. Barrett hasn’t put much consideration into entering the NFL Draft in April, thereby foregoing his final year of eligibility at Ohio State, but it would seem that he is leaning toward remaining in Columbus, saying after the game that “it will be really hard for me to walk away when we just lost 31-0.” He was sacked three times and was picked off twice Saturday--certainly not the way Barrett would choose to end his prolific career with the Buckeyes.

Currently, Barrett is not projected to get drafted should he choose to leave Ohio State. Analysts cite that he has seemed to have “regressed as a thrower,” with his completion percentage dropping since last season. And, leader though he is on the field, he does not project confidence as a passer. At 6-foot-1, 223-pounds, and with a 4.5 second 40-yard dash, Barrett is mediocre on his measurables, but similar to Russell Wilson, who has obviously worked out for the Seahawks. Unfortunately, his mediocre passing, especially this season, have not leant much confidence in his arm either. Assuming he does get drafted, he would be a likely late round pick, and would be relegated to a backup role at best.

Meyer has expressed the need for the Buckeyes to once again become a good passing team, a need which became abundantly clear as Ohio State finished ranked 82nd nationally in passing offense. Should Barrett return to Columbus, it would likely be in a much more friendly offensive scheme.

If Barrett stays at Ohio State, he could break Art Schlichter’s career win record, and conceivably hold the top spot in every major passing and scoring statistic for the Buckeyes. That type of reputation could pay dividends for life after football, if an NFL career did not ultimately pan out, in the form of endorsements, building his personal brand and, potentially, job prospects.

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LGHL Gareon Conley leaving Ohio State to declare for 2017 NFL Draft

Gareon Conley leaving Ohio State to declare for 2017 NFL Draft
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The cornerback is trying his luck at the next level.

Gareon Conley was one of the first silos fired in a new cold war between Ohio State and Michigan.

A one time Michigan recruit, Urban Meyer and co. were able to get the Massillon Washington product to flip and instead pledge allegiance to his home-state Buckeyes.

Flash forward three years later, following a redshirt season and a bit of grooming, Conley turned untapped promise and potential into productivity, evolving into one of the latest to follow in a recent line of strong Buckeye defensive backs.

On Tuesday, Conley made it official on his personal Instagram account that he would be foregoing his remaining eligibility to enter the 2017 NFL Draft:


Mannnnn it's been a wonderful journey from recruiting to playing in the shoe. I feel like the past four years have really expanded and opened my mind and made me grow as a student an athlete and a man! It's been an honor to play as a buckeye and a silver bullet and also to be apart of the great secondary this past year! I wanna thank everyone from family to friends to buckeye nation for all the love and support it's a tremendous blessing to have played for yall. Most importantly I wanna thanks all my team mates who I was in the trenches with and through thick and thin I love y'all boys and y'all my brothas for life once a buckeye always a buckeye! I have decided to declare for the 2017 NFL draft. I wanna thank God cause I didn't earn any of this he blessed me and I took advantage of the blessings and I'm just glorifying him. Thanks again buckeye nation #HowSheGoneEat #BIA #silverbullets #tbc ...

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Conley had been projected as high as a second or third round pick and thought to be capable of going anywhere in the second or third day of the 2017 NFL Draft. But Bleacher Report’s Matt Miller says he has Conley as the second best corner in the 2017 class. Should Conley have a strong pro day, a late move (not unlike former corner Eli Apple) could see his stock soaring well into the first round.

Best of luck to the standout corner as he moves forward with the next chapter in his life.

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BTN Big Ten Whiteboard: It’s a big week for No. 13 Wisconsin

Big Ten Whiteboard: It’s a big week for No. 13 Wisconsin
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With the lid being taken off of conference play, the action in the Big Ten is starting to heat up. Michigan State (2-0), Nebraska (2-0) and Wisconsin (1-0) are the lone undefeated teams left. Here's a look at the second week of Big Ten play.
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Ohio State names Ryan Day new Buckeyes QB coach
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Just two days after being shut out in the Fiesta Bowl, the Ohio State Buckeyes started announcing coaching staff changes. Ryan Day, the quarterbacks coach for the San Francisco 49ers, was named the new quarterbacks coach for the Buckeyes. He'll replace ...
Report: Tim Beck leaving Ohio State Buckeyes for TexasDayton Daily News
Tim Beck leaving Ohio State to become offensive coordinator at Texascleveland.com
Ohio State co-OC Tim Beck leaving Ohio State to join Texas, Tom HermanLand-Grant Holy Land
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Google Changes coming for Urban Meyer, OSU: 'That's not going to happen again' - ESPN (blog)

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Changes coming for Urban Meyer, OSU: 'That's not going to happen again'
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Meyer came into 2016 on the heels of an impressive victory, looking to improve the passing attack and make the Buckeyes more balanced offensively. Now he's heading into 2017 after perhaps the most demoralizing loss of his career, a shutout defeat in ...
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Meyer moving quickly to make changes after Clemson loss
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Ohio State names Ryan Day new Buckeyes QB coachABC6OnYourSide.com
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Google Tim Beck to join Tom Herman's staff at Texas as offensive coordinator - ESPN

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Tim Beck to join Tom Herman's staff at Texas as offensive coordinator
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New Texas Longhorns coach Tom Herman is hiring Ohio State's Tim Beck to serve as his offensive coordinator, sources confirmed to ESPN on Tuesday. Beck served as the Buckeyes' co-offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach for the past two seasons ...


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Urban Meyer hiring a Chip Kelly protege to spark Buckeyes' offense after Fiesta Bowl flop
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Urban Meyer is shaking up his offense after the Buckeyes were shut out in the Fiesta Bowl — the first time in his 15 years as a head coach that one of his teams was blanked. Ohio State is hiring former 49ers QB coach Ryan Day as a coordinator/QB coach ...
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COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Part of what made Ohio State's run to the College Football Playoff a bit of a surprise this season was that the Buckeyes entered the year with 44 freshmen on the roster. That's more than half of the scholarship players. That's a lot ...


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Google Report: Ohio State to hire Kevin Wilson as offensive coordinator - 247Sports

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Report: Ohio State to hire Kevin Wilson as offensive coordinator
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COLUMBUS – Just hours after it was reported that Ohio State co-offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach Tim Beck will be hired by Texas for the same position, a new report has the Buckeyes hiring former Indiana head coach Kevin Wilson as an ...

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