Bucks Survive 'Cats Scare / Sports section front

Select City

Charleston Huntington Ashland Ironton Clay Logan Ripley Spencer Sutton Wayne Williamson Paintsville Pikeville Gallipolis Pomeroy Portsmouth

Sports Links
	First Priority High School Football Pickem Contest Pick the winners and win an 18 can cooler!
	Football Friday Night Your High School Football home. Complete schedules, scores PLUS kick-off weather forecasts
	Carmichael Trailers.com Race For the Cup Challenge Click here to play the WSAZ Race For the Cup Challenge.
	Marshall Football Insider Get the inside scoop on Marshall University football.
	Sports Team Blog See what's on the minds of the WSAZ sports team.
	Ohio State Buckeyes The official site for Buckeye athletics.
	Kentucky Wildcats Official site of Kentucky athletics.
	West Virginia Mountaineers Official site for WV athletics.
	Marshall Thundering Herd Official site for Marshall athletics.
	Ohio Bobcats The official site of Ohio athletics.

UNTIL THE DTV TRANSITION

Are you ready for digital TV?
Click here for more information

Most Popular Sports Stories
1.	West Virginia High School Football Scores
2.	WV & KY 2nd Round Scores (11/21)
3.	Ohio High School Football Scores
4.	West Virginia High School Football Playoff Pairings
5.	Marshall Men Fall in Florida
6.	West Virginia High School Football
7.	KY High School Football Scores
8.	WV High School Football Rankings
9.	South Charleston Coach Suffers Heart Attack
10.	Huntington High names interim basketball Coach

Send us your great photos or videos of all the sports action before, during and after the game! Click on the photo below to submit your pictures or videos.

Bucks Survive 'Cats Scare

Save

Posted: 3:21 PM Sep 6, 2008
Last Updated: 3:21 PM Sep 6, 2008
Reporter: Rusty Miller, AP Sports Writer

1 comments

A | A | A

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Beanie Wells didn't play. The Ohio Bobcats sure did.

Lightly regarded even in the Mid-American Conference, Ohio put a scare into No. 3 Ohio State before the Buckeyes righted things in the fourth quarter and went on to win 26-14 Saturday.

With star tailback Chris Wells sidelined by a foot injury, the Buckeyes (2-0) struggled to move the ball until Brandon Saine's short plunge on the third play of the final quarter finally put them on top and Ray Small added some breathing room with a late 70-yard punt return.

This was not the tuneup the Buckeyes needed before traveling cross-country next week to meet No. 1 Southern California.

More Stories
Herd Women Lose to Tennessee State

WV & KY 2nd Round Scores (11/21)

MU Volleyball Season Ends

Marshall Men Fall in Florida

Mountaineers roll over Longwood

Herd beats Southern Miss in round 1

South Charleston Coach Suffers Heart Attack

Huntington High names interim basketball Coach

Comments are posted from viewers like you and do not always reflect the views of this station.

Posted by: GO BUCKS on Sep 8, 2008 at 10:44 AM
I WATCHED THIS GAME THEY NEED TO PLAY JUST LITTLE BIT BETTER! BUT IT WAS A GOOD GAME KEEP IT UP BUCKEYES!!!!!!!!

NASCAR caps historic year on down note
Jimmie Johnson won his third title this season, one that started with the usual hope and anticipation only to end shrouded in the uneasiness of the economic crisis.
Slow finish has Busch thinking ahead
A season that started off with so much promise ended a little too quietly for 23-year-old Kyle Busch.
Kenseth signs extension with Roush Fenway
CONCORD, N.C. (AP) -Matt Kenseth signed a multiyear contract extension Thursday with Roush Fenway Racing to continue driving the No. 17 Ford.
Opinion: Test ban could help Johnson win 4th straight
Sporting News: Ironically, 3-time Sprint Cup series winner has come out against directive

Charleston, WV Huntington, WV

Ashland, KY Portsmouth,OH
Gallipolis, OH Pikeville, KY

Athens, OH Beckley, WV

Morgantown, WV Parkersburg, WV

Clarksburg, WV Wheeling, WV