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<title>Temple ekes out 34-32 win over Miami</title>

    

    


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<description>Staff report Brandon McManus kicked a 19-yard field goal with 3 seconds remaining to give the Temple Owls a 34-32 victory over the Miami RedHawks tonight in a Mid-American Conference game at Lincoln Financial Field. Miami had capped a dramatic...</description>
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Brandon McManus kicked a 19-yard field goal with 3 seconds remaining to give the Temple Owls a 34-32 victory over the Miami RedHawks tonight in a Mid-American Conference game at Lincoln Financial Field.

Miami had capped a dramatic comeback when a 2-yard touchdown run by Thomas Merriweather gave the RedHawks a 32-31 lead with 2:36 left in the fourth quarter. A two-point conversion pass attempt failed.

The RedHawks trailed 31-13 after three quarters but tallied three straight touchdowns. Two-point conversion attempts following the last two touchdowns, however, failed.

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<title>Miami pulls to within 5 of Temple</title>

    

    


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<description>Staff report The Miami RedHawks have scored two touchdowns in the fourth quarter and trail the Temple Owls 31-26 with 8:52 left in tonight&amp;#8217;s Mid-American Conference game at Lincoln Financial Field. Miami quarterback Zac Dysert threw a 25-yard touchdown pass...</description>
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The Miami RedHawks have scored two touchdowns in the fourth quarter and trail the Temple Owls 31-26 with 8:52 left in tonight&amp;#8217;s Mid-American Conference game at Lincoln Financial Field.

Miami quarterback Zac Dysert threw a 25-yard touchdown pass to tight end Steve Marck with 13:35 left in the final period, and after a Temple punt, Miami drove again and scored on a 14-yard touchdown pass from Dysert to Armand Robinson.

It was Robinson&amp;#8217;s second touchdown reception of the night.

Temple had taken a 31-13 lead late in the third quarter on a 14-yard touchdown run by true freshman Bernard Pierce, his third touchdown of the night.

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<title>Miami trails Temple 31-13 late in 3rd quarter</title>

    

    


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<description>Staff report The Temple Owls have scored 10 unanswered points in the third quarter to take a 31-13 lead over the Miami RedHawks tonight in Philadelphia. Brandon McManus kicked a 42-yard field goal with 9:17 left in the third period,...</description>
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The Temple Owls have scored 10 unanswered points in the third quarter to take a 31-13 lead over the Miami RedHawks tonight in Philadelphia.

Brandon McManus kicked a 42-yard field goal with 9:17 left in the third period, and with 2:37 on the clock freshman running back Bernard Pierce scored his third touchdown of the night on a 14-yard run.

Pierce, who is coming off back-to-back 200-yard games, has rushed 30 times for 123 yards.

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<title>Miami narrows gap before halftime</title>

    

    


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<description>Staff report The Miami RedHawks trail the Temple Owls 21-13 at halftime of their Mid-American Conference game tonight at Lincoln Financial Field. Miami scored 10 points in the final 4 minutes of the half. Zac Dysert threw an 11-yard touchdown...</description>
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The Miami RedHawks trail the Temple Owls 21-13 at halftime of their Mid-American Conference game tonight at Lincoln Financial Field.

Miami scored 10 points in the final 4 minutes of the half.

Zac Dysert threw an 11-yard touchdown pass to Armand Robinson with 3:41 remaining in the second quarter to cap a six-play, 76-yard drive which also featured a 43-yard pass to Jamal Rogers.

With 11 seconds left in the half Trevor Cook kicked a 26-yard field goal. The RedHawks had recovered a fumble by Temple quarterback Chester Stewart at the Owls&amp;#8217; 21-yard line.

Dysert has passed for 210 yards, one touchdown and one interception.

Temple true freshman running back Bernard Pierce has 60 yards and two touchdowns on 15 carries.

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<title>Miami falls behind 21-3</title>

    

    


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<description>Staff report The Temple Owls stretched their lead over the Miami RedHawks to 21-3 on a 7-yard touchdown run by Bernard Pierce with 5:21 left in the second quarter tonight in Philadelphia. The touchdown was set up by a 45-yard...</description>
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The Temple Owls stretched their lead over the Miami RedHawks to 21-3 on a 7-yard touchdown run by Bernard Pierce with 5:21 left in the second quarter tonight in Philadelphia.

The touchdown was set up by a 45-yard pass from Vaughn Charlton to wide receiver James Nixon.

Miami&amp;#8217;s only points came on a 20-yard field goal by Trevor Cook in the first period.

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<title>RedHawks trail 14-3 after one quarter</title>

    

    


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<description>Staff report The Temple Owls lead the Miami RedHawks 14-3 after one quarter tonight at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia. The Owls took an 11-point lead on a 1-yard touchdown run by quarterback Vaughn Charlton on a fake punt with...</description>
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The Temple Owls lead the Miami RedHawks 14-3 after one  quarter tonight at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia.

The Owls took an 11-point lead on a 1-yard touchdown run by quarterback Vaughn Charlton on a fake punt with 1:50 left in the opening period after Temple had lined up for what appeared to be an 18-yard field goal attempt.

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<title>Temple leads Miami 7-3 in first quarter</title>

    

    


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<description>Staff report Trevor Cook kicked a 20-yard field goal with 7:57 left in the first quarter for the Miami RedHawks, who trail the Temple Owls 7-3 tonight in a Mid-American Conference football game. Miami quarterback Zac Dysert began the drive...</description>
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Trevor Cook kicked a 20-yard field goal with 7:57 left in the first quarter for the Miami RedHawks, who trail the Temple Owls 7-3 tonight in a Mid-American Conference football game.

Miami quarterback Zac Dysert began the drive with completions of 25 yards to Armand Robinson, 25 yards to Robinson again and 14 yards to Brayden Coombs.

Temple had taken a 7-0 lead on a six-play, 33-yard drive. Bernard Pierce scored on a 1-yard touchdown run.

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<title>Miami football to play old MAC foe Marshall</title>

    

    


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Miami has agreed to play a home-and-home football series with old Mid-American Conference foe, Marshall, Miami Athletic Director Brad Bates announced earlier today.

The series with Marshall is a two-year deal that has Miami traveling to Huntington, West Virginia in 2013 and the Thundering Herd visiting Yager Stadium in Oxford in 2014.

Miami holds a 30-10-1 edge in the series.

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<title>Miami wide receiver Cruse loved basketball first</title>

    

    


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<description>By Pete Conrad If Andy Cruse had followed his boyhood dreams, the Miami University redshirt freshman wide receiver might be catching passes from a point guard instead of quarterback Zac Dysert. &amp;#8220;Growing up I always wanted to play basketball, but...</description>
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By Pete Conrad

If Andy Cruse had followed his boyhood dreams, the Miami University redshirt freshman wide receiver might be catching passes from a point guard instead of quarterback Zac Dysert.

&amp;#8220;Growing up I always wanted to play basketball, but when I went to high school I got real good at football and thought, wow, I can do something with this. I grew to love it,&amp;#8221; Cruse said.

&amp;#8220;I was always pretty good at football,&amp;#8221; he said, &amp;#8220;but I didn&amp;#8217;t focus on it until my junior year. All of a sudden I started getting all these letters (from colleges).&amp;#8221;

Cruse has become an important part of Miami&amp;#8217;s receiving corps. He has 14 catches for 187 yards and two touchdowns, all in the last four games. He made a mind-boggling catch &amp;#8212; he dove and came up with the ball one-handed &amp;#8212; for a 29-yard gain during the RedHawks&amp;#8217; 31-24 victory over Toledo last Saturday.

Now that the RedHawks have tasted victory, he said, they want more.

&amp;#8220;I think each week we&amp;#8217;ve gotten better as a team &amp;#8230; A four-game winning streak would be great,&amp;#8221; he said, referring to the fact that Miami has three more games left in the season. &amp;#8220;It makes football a lot more fun when you win.&amp;#8221;

Cruse said the players have rallied behind Dysert, who is his roommate.

&amp;#8220;His passion about the game and his talent have brought something new to the team,&amp;#8221; Cruse said. &amp;#8220;His running around back there has brought a new aspect to this team.&amp;#8221;

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<title>Turnovers now helping Miami</title>

    

    


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<description>By Pete Conrad Miami University football coach Michael Haywood spent months preaching to his players the importance of holding onto the ball, of not throwing interceptions, of stripping the ball from the other team. Now the roots from that preaching...</description>
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Miami University football coach Michael Haywood spent months preaching to his players the importance of holding onto the ball, of not throwing interceptions, of stripping the ball from the other team.

Now the roots from that preaching seem to have taken hold.

&amp;#8220;That&amp;#8217;s the second week in a row we win the turnover battle,&amp;#8221; Haywood said today, referring to the RedHawks&amp;#8217; 31-24 victory over Toledo last Saturday, Oct. 31.

In that contest Toledo fumbled four times, including the fumble which secured the victory in the closing moments when safety Anthony Kokal knocked the ball loose from tight end Danny Noble just as Noble was about to score a touchdown.

That touchdown would have given Toledo the opportunity tie the game or take the lead (with a two-point conversion) with 1:01 left in the fourth quarter.

&amp;#8220;That ball was only half a yard from the goal line,&amp;#8221; Haywood said.

The loose ball hit the pylon at the front corner of the end zone. The officials didn&amp;#8217;t see that until they viewed the replay and ruled that what originally was thought to be a Toledo touchdown was in fact a touchback. Miami got possession of the ball at its own 20-yard line.

When the announcement by the referee was made, the Miami sideline erupted in leaps and screams and hugs of joy.

&amp;#8220;It was like, &amp;#8216;What did he just say?&amp;#8217; &amp;#8221; Haywood remembered.

A turnover that was Just as important, however, was the 20-yard interception return for a touchdown by true freshman Wes Williams which gave Miami a 7-0 lead early in the first quarter.

&amp;#8220;That really ignited us offensively and defensively,&amp;#8221; Haywood said.

Miami won the turnover battle over Toledo 2-1. A week earlier they won the turnover battle against Northern Illinois 1-0 but lost the game 27-22.

Through the first seven games, the RedHawks had turned the ball over 26 times while forcing only six turnovers.

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<title>Start time announced for Miami-Buffalo football game</title>

    

    


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<description>By Pete Conrad Miami University has announced that the starting time for its football game at Yager Stadium against Buffalo on Wednesday, Nov. 18 is 6 p.m. The game will be televised by ESPNU....</description>
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Miami University has announced that the starting time for its football game at Yager Stadium against Buffalo on Wednesday, Nov. 18 is 6 p.m.

The game will be televised by ESPNU.

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<title>Hayes, Haddix lead Miami men in exhibition win</title>

    

    


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<description>By Pete Conrad Kenny Hayes scored a team-high 22 points in his return to game action for Miami University&amp;#8217;s basketball team, which defeated California (Pa.) 82-65 in an exhibition game today, Nov. 1 at Millett Hall. Hayes, who missed most...</description>
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By Pete Conrad

Kenny Hayes scored a team-high 22 points in his return to game action for Miami University&amp;#8217;s basketball team, which defeated California (Pa.) 82-65 in an exhibition game today, Nov. 1 at Millett Hall.

Hayes, who missed most of last season with a wrist injury, also had a team-high seven assists.

Rodney Haddix added 20 points and nailed 5-of-5 shots from the 3-point stripe, and Eric Soderberg chipped in with nine points and four assists. Adam Fletcher and Nick Winbush each had six rebounds.

Miami shot 53.6 percent from the floor and made 9-of-23 shots from the arc. 

The 82 points were the most scored by Miami in an exhibition game since Nov. 6, 2006, when the RedHawks defeated Wilberforce 88-35.

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<title>Report card: Toledo at Miami</title>

    

    


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<description>REPORT CARD Toledo at Miami Pass offense A Zac Dysert, working with a very successful offensive game plan, confounded the Rockets with his all-passing, all-the-time (almost) attack, using a lot of screens and slants early. &amp;#8220;Their offense had a great...</description>
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Toledo at Miami

Pass offense

A

Zac Dysert, working with a very successful offensive game plan, confounded the Rockets with his all-passing, all-the-time (almost) attack, using a lot of screens and slants early. &amp;#8220;Their offense had a great game plan,&amp;#8221; Toledo safety Barry Church said. &amp;#8220;Miami was hitting us with short passes and slants and killing our zone.&amp;#8221; Miami coach Michael Haywood said that plan, with the help of offensive coordinator Peter Vaas,  was worked out Friday night. &amp;#8220;We wanted more of an attacking offense than a field position offense,&amp;#8221; he said. According to Zac Dysert, who completed 31-of-51 passes for 344 yards, one touchdown and no interceptions, he found out about the new plan &amp;#8220;(Saturday) morning, actually, at our meeting. Vaas told Dysert and the offense to play as if they were trailing 17-0, which happened to be the score after one quarter last week against Northern Illinois. The RedHawks dominated the rest of that game. &amp;#8220;It paid off,&amp;#8221; Dysert said, &amp;#8220;so I&amp;#8217;m not going to argue with it.&amp;#8221;

Run offense

B

The RedHawks didn&amp;#8217;t run the ball much, but was pretty effective when they did. Dysert scrambled for 60 yards and two touchdowns and Thomas Merriweather had hit best day, running eight times for 44 yards and catching four passes for 31 yards. 

Pass defense

A

The RedHawks faced three different Toledo quarterbacks. First it was Aaron Opelt. Then Austin Dantin. Then Opelt again. Then Alex Pettee. The confusion alone might have whipped a lesser unit, but Miami made the plays when they were needed. Anthony Kokal and Jerrell Wedge and Wes Williams all came up big. The secondary was busy, giving up a lot of yards to one of the top receiving combos in the nation, but in the end it was a winning effort.

Run defense

C-plus

Toledo&amp;#8217;s Adonis Thomas ran for 107 yards and the Rockets amassed 216 yards on the ground, but the RedHawks gave up those yards grudgingly, for the most part.

Special teams

A

Trevor Cook kicked a school-record long field goal of 55 yards, so his miss (just barely) from 46 yards can be forgiven. Jim Broadway punted for the first time and although his average was only 28.2 yards, he did pin the Rockets inside their 20-yard line three times. Jamal Rogers had some good kickoff returns. And there were no major blunders.

Intangibles

A

The official attendance was 8,757, and although the actual number of fans who showed up was much smaller than that, they seemed to provide a lot of energy and electricity. They went trick or treating in a way and, for their own patience and endurance, got a big treat. Just like the RedHawks themselves. &amp;#8220;In this organization you have to have faith &amp;#8212; in yourself, with your teammates and with the organization,&amp;#8221; Haywood said. &amp;#8220;You have to believe.&amp;#8221;

&amp;#8212; Pete Conrad

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<title>At long last, Miami celebrates victory</title>

    

    


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<description>By Pete Conrad The longest losing streak is school history is over. The Miami RedHawks held on to defeat the Toledo Rockets 31-24 today, Oct. 31 at Yager Stadium to snap a 13-game losing streak. The Rockets appeared to be...</description>
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By Pete Conrad

The longest losing streak is school history is over.

The Miami RedHawks held on to defeat the Toledo Rockets 31-24 today, Oct. 31 at Yager Stadium to snap a 13-game losing streak.

The Rockets appeared to be an extra-point attempt from tying the game after tight end Danny Noble caught what looked like a 9-yard touchdown pass with 1:01 remaining, but a replay showed that Miami&amp;#8217;s Anthony Kokal knocked the ball loose before Noble crossed the goal line.

The ball hit the pylon and the officials ruled that it was a touchback, not a touchdown. Miami got the ball on the 20-yard line.

The victory was the first in the head coaching career of Michael Haywood, who calmly walked across the field to shake hands with Toledo coach Tim Beckman after the clock ran out.

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<title>After three quarters, Miami leads 31-24</title>

    

    


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The Miami RedHawks will take a 31-24 lead over the Toledo Rockets into the fourth quarter today, Oct. 31 at Yager Stadium.

Toledo true freshman Eric Page scored on a 15-yard touchdown run on a reverse with 31.5 seconds left in the third quarter. Page also scored on a 14-yard touchdown catch in the third quarter.

The RedHawks have lost a program-record 13 straight games and Michael Haywood is looking for his first victory as Miami&amp;#8217;s first-year coach.

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