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No. 6 Ohio State Shifts Focus to Kent State After Devastating Loss at Texas – WTOP News
Ryan Day said Ohio State is fixing mistakes after a 14-7 loss to Texas and will use the Kent State game to rebound.
- Sixth-Ranked Ohio State prepares to host Kent State on Saturday in Columbus, with coach Ryan Day emphasizing that his team remains focused on internal execution rather than opponent-specific adjustments.
- Ohio State's kicking game faces scrutiny after Baylor transfer Connor Hawkins missed a 45-yard field goal in the fourth quarter against Texas, allowing the Longhorns to drive 73 yards for the winning touchdown.
- Wide receiver Jeremiah Smith requires 26 yards to surpass Michael Jenkins for Ohio State's all-time receiving record, while offensive guard Luke Montgomery said the team is ready to overcome adversity.
- Defensive lineman Zion Grady and offensive tackle Philip Daniels are doubtful for Saturday due to injuries sustained against Texas, with Gabe VanSickle likely starting at right guard and Austin Siereveld shifting to right tackle.
- Kent State head coach Mark Carney emphasized the opportunity for his players, many from Ohio, to compete in a premier venue, as the Golden Flashes aim to test themselves against the Buckeyes.
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No. 6 Ohio State shifts focus to Kent State after devastating loss at Texas
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Ohio State is on to Saturday's game against Kent State, even though most fans of the sixth-ranked Buckeyes are still fuming about last Saturday's 24-23 loss to No. 1 Texas.
·Winnipeg, Canada
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