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Ohio State Sweeps No. 10 Minnesota on the Road
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MINNEAPOLIS – The No. 6 Ohio State Buckeyes (10-5, 6-1 B1G) swept (25-20, 25-21, 25-22) No. 10 Minnesota (9-6, 4-3 B1G) on the street on Wednesday evening contained in the Maturi Pavilion.
Ohio State scored the primary 4 factors of the match and held the lead all through the primary set, taking it by a 25-20 margin. The second set was nearer to start however the Buckeyes took a lead into the media timeout that wouldn’t be relinquished, incomes the 25-21 set win. The Gophers reduce the Buckeyes’ lead down to 1 level late, however OSU prevailed 25-22 for the sweep.
The way it Occurred
Ohio State scored the primary 4 factors of the match, however Minnesota responded with the following three. A 3-0 run gave the Buckeyes the 10-6 benefit. The Gophers chipped away to get inside one at 14-13 and the Buckeyes held a slender 15-13 lead on the media timeout. Ohio State pressured a Minnesota timeout following back-to-back kills from Emily Londot and Jenaisya Moore because the Buckeyes led by a 20-17 margin. A block from Mac Podraza and Rylee Rader prompted a second Gophers timeout as OSU led 23-19. Ohio State sealed the 25-20 set win with a dump kill from Podraza.
Minnesota scored the primary three factors of the second set, however Ohio State was capable of tie the set at three and take its first lead of the set at 5-4. The Gophers tied the set thrice earlier than taking the lead again at 11-10. OSU instantly regained the lead and scored three-straight factors main into the media timeout with the 15-12 benefit. A block from Gabby Gonzales and Podraza pressured a Minnesota timeout as Ohio State prolonged its result in 19-14. The Buckeyes led 20-14 out of the timeout however the Gophers reduce the result in 22-18 earlier than a profitable OSU problem. Minnesota fought off the primary two OSU set factors, however the Buckeyes earned the 25-21 set win.
Ohio State scored first within the third set and used a 4-0 run to take an early 5-1 lead. The Buckeyes then scored three-unanswered factors, forcing a Gophers timeout with OSU in entrance by an 8-2 mark. Ohio State led by as a lot as 10-3 earlier than Minnesota put collectively a 4-0 run of its personal, its longest of the match, to trim the result in 10-7 and power an OSU timeout. The groups traded factors out of the timeout earlier than an ace from Kylie Murr gave the Buckeyes a 15-10 lead and a profitable problem prolonged the distinction to 16-10. Minnesota known as timeout with Ohio State forward 17-10. The Gophers scored twice out of the timeout and received the margin right down to 18-14, however a 4-0 OSU run gave the Buckeyes the 22-14 lead. Minnesota responded with a 4-0 run of its personal to trim the result in 22-18 and power an Ohio State timeout. The Gophers prolonged their run out of the timeout, slicing the Buckeye result in 22-20 after which to 1 at 23-22. Ohio State received the match on a block from Powell and Londot.
Highlights
S1: Adria Powell/Emily Londot block
S1: Mac Podraza/Rylee Rader block
S1: Set point
S2: Kylie Murr/Sarah Sue Morbitzer defense
S2: Set point
S3: Rylee Rader kill
S3: Kylie Murr ace
S3: Gabby Gonzales 1000th career kill
S3: Match point
Match Notes
- Gabby Gonzales grew to become the 23rd participant in program historical past to report 1,000 profession kills after starting the evening with 994 kills in her Buckeye profession.
- The Buckeye protection has pressured its opponent to hit below .200 in six of seven convention matches and below .100 in two convention matches.
- That is Ohio State’s fourth time sweeping an opponent this season and the second time towards a Massive Ten opponent.
- Emily Londot was the primary within the match to succeed in 10 kills, doing so earlier than the second set’s media timeout. That is her 14th match of the season with a minimum of 10 kills as she completed with 13 tonight.
- Kylie Murr recorded a minimum of 10 digs for the 14th time this season, totaling 14 digs tonight.
- Jenaisya Moore totaled a minimum of 10 kills for the tenth time this season, ending with 11 kills.
- Set one: Ohio State hit .433 within the set whereas limiting Minnesota to .139.
- Set two: The set featured eight ties and three lead adjustments.
- Set three: Ohio State strung collectively three separate 4-0 runs within the set.
Up Subsequent
Ohio State returns house for a four-match homestand starting on Saturday towards Rutgers. First serve is scheduled for five p.m. The match shall be broadcast dwell on B1G+.
Remember to come cheer on Ohio State ladies’s volleyball contained in the Covelli Middle this fall. Season tickets, a four-match mini plan possibility and single-match tickets can be found HERE. Relevant service charges will apply to all tickets. For group tickets and any questions, contact an account consultant at 1-800-GO-BUCKS or through e-mail at athletic.tix@osu.edu.
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Why Ohio State football kept Tyleik Williams on the sidelines in win at Michigan State
EAST LANSING, Mich. — Ohio State held out starting defensive tackle Tyleik Williams in its 38-7 win at Michigan State on Saturday night.
Williams had been medically cleared to return after missing the previous week’s win over Marshall with an unspecified injury and stood on the sideline at Spartan Stadium in uniform, but never rotated in with the defensive line.
Buckeyes coach Ryan Day compared the injury situation to the one involving left guard Donovan Jackson from three weeks earlier.
While Jackson was available against Western Michigan on Sept. 7 after missing the season opener with a hamstring injury, the staff continued to keep him sidelined as a precaution. Williams’ availability was also limited to an emergency situation against the Spartans.
“We felt like one more week of rest to get him to 100% was the right thing to do,” Day said. “If we needed to, we could have him put him in the game. We decided we didn’t need him.”
Tywone Malone, a senior who transferred to Ohio State from Mississippi, made the start in place of Williams, while Hero Kanu, a redshirt sophomore who started last week, rotated with him in the interior.
Malone made a tackle in the second quarter when he and fellow defensive tackle Ty Hamilton stopped Michigan State running back Kay’ron Lynch-Adams on a gain of 5 yards. It was the only tackle recorded by Williams’ replacements.
Before he was sidelined the last two weeks, Williams had nine tackles and 1.5 sacks in wins over Akron and Western Michigan to begin the season.
Joey Kaufman covers Ohio State football for The Columbus Dispatch. Follow him on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, @joeyrkaufman or email him at jkaufman@dispatch.com.
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Michigan State vs. Ohio State Live Game Thread
EAST LANSING, Mich. — The Michigan State Spartans are 3-1 and looking to get back into the win column against No. 3 Ohio State Buckeyes for this Saturday night matchup. It is the second Big Ten matchup for the Spartans this season, their first being against Maryland.
Remember the rule of five. The game is over if the Spartans win that key statistical battle. For those who don’t remember it, it has to do with sacks and turnovers. If the Spartans have three sacks and give up two, they are plus one. They are plus three if they get four turnovers and give up only one. That would give them a plus-four for the day. They want to get to a plus-five ratio every game.
This will likely be the toughest game Michigan State plays all season. The No. 3 Buckeyes are loaded with NFL talent and superb coaching and unless the Spartans play a perfect game, this one could get out of hand.
It will be about taking care of the ball. Aidan Chiles has to play the best game he’s played this season against the Buckeyes and the young mistakes simply cannot happen. The Spartans will have to find a way to gut it out on defense, too, to have a chance at victory.
Michael France: Buckeyes, 49-17
The Buckeyes are simply too talented, too deep, and too well-coached in this one. Simply put, they have the Spartans outgunning. In a season or two, this game could be competitive. But in 2024, the Spartans are in over their head.
Aidan Champion: Buckeyes, 54-17
The Spartans come out hot, giving Ohio State trouble in the first half. But the Buckeyes make the adjustments at halftime and pick up steam in the third quarter, countering everything Michigan State did well in the first half. The Spartans will commit minimal mistakes and carry over their discipline from last week, but ultimately, the Buckeyes will be just too powerful.
Carter Landis: Buckeyes, 48-13
This won’t be pretty, based on the fact that Michigan State is still working on their offense. Bad time have to workshop some things. The rough stretch of the schedule got here before Michigan State knew it.
Zeke Trezevant: Buckeyes, 42-14
In college football, the best roster usually wins. Ohio State has that in this matchup and will win because of it. Michigan State continues to struggle on offense.
Tom Cavanaugh: Buckeyes, 34-27
Spartans play tough but they fall to the Buckeyes in a close battle. Chiles throws for a touchdown with running back Kay’Ron Lynch-Adams rushing for two. The defense will play well but not enough to stop the Buckeyes.
Here’s how you can watch Saturday’s contest:
TV: Peacock
Venue: Spartan Stadium, East Lansing, Michigan
Kickoff: 7:30 p.m. EST
Listen: Spartan Media Network
-Lansing: WMMQ (94.9 FM)/WJIM (1240 AM)
-Detroit: WJR (760 AM)
-Grand Rapids: WBFX (101.3 FM)
We’ll be keeping you posted with live updates throughout the contest.
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The Marietta community held a meeting about Ohio Issue One
MARIETTA, Ohio (WTAP) – We Are Ohio and Union Strong held a meeting to discuss Ohio Issue One.
Issue One is a bill that aims to end gerrymandering. Gerrymandering is defined as manipulating the boundaries in electoral districts to benefit a political party. The meeting itself allowed members of the community learn about what the bill aims to do and ask questions.
Associate Director of Common Cause Ohio, Mia Lewis, said she wanted to inform the public about Ohio Issue One.
However, Ohio republicans are against the bill. The Washington County Republican Party Chairman, Joe Derkin, said “Ohio Issue One is like a trojan horse. It claims to end gerrymandering but will only encourage it.”
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