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OSU notebook: Gholston on cusp of lead in sack race
Saturday, November 17, 2007 8:41 PM
By Tim May and Ken Gordon
THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH
Vernon Gholston was so dominant yesterday that he recorded a sack almost by accident.
The Ohio State defensive end came roaring in on Michigan quarterback Chad Henne midway through the fourth quarter. Gholston just ran right through Henne, never raising his arms from his sides as Gholston chest-bumped him to the ground.
"A lot of times, you get back there and the quarterback is just about to release the ball, so you're usually pulling (back)," Gholston said. "This time, he still had the ball, so I just ended up with a chest bump instead of a big hit."
It was Gholston's third sack, out of the four Ohio State logged.
The three sacks gave Gholston 13 for the season, which ties a school record set by Mike Vrabel in 1995.
Gholston is gold vs. Michigan
Sunday, November 18, 2007
By JOSH WEIR
Repository sports writer
ANN ARBOR, MICH. Ohio State defensive end Vernon Gholston walked into the media room, muscles bulging, veins popping. His head coach was just about to talk about him.
?Vernon Gholston is a special guy,? Jim Tressel said. ?This was an important game for him, coming back home here to play. I?m sure (Chad) Henne will see Vernon in his sleep.?
Gholston gives plenty of quarterbacks nightmares. Henne is just the latest. The Detroit native had a homecoming to remember Saturday afternoon, totaling three sacks during the Buckeyes? 14-3 mugging of the Wolverines at Michigan Stadium.
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Gholston leads dandy defense
David S. Glasier, [email protected]
11/18/2007
Big sack in fourth quarter highlights day for OSU defense
ANN ARBOR, Mich. - Ohio State defensive end Vernon Gholston authored the defining moment of Saturday's 14-3 victory over Michigan.
Midway through the fourth quarter, Gholston shot past an overmatched blocker. Five yards of empty space was all that separated the 6-foot-4, 264-pound junior from nearby Detroit and Michigan quarterback Chad Henne.
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?Scarlet and gray, that?s in my blood,? he said. ?Beating Michigan is what we?re all about.?