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in a 63-point outburst against Nebraska in a 63-38 win. The Buckeyes ran for 371 and five touchdowns, also scoring on an interception return and punt return. QB Braxton Miller continued his ascent to national stardom, running for 186 yards, including a 31-yard touchdown. He also threw for a touchdown and wasn't inter- cepted on 14 attempts. USA Today rates Miller this week No. 2 in its weekly Heis- man Trophy standings, behind West Virginia's Geno Smith. "Percy Harvin and Braxton Miller are the two best runners I've ever had, Ohio State quarterback Braxton Miller is build- ing a solid Heisman Trophy résumé in only his second season. Ohio State er, the former Florida coach, told reporters on the Big Ten's weekly media teleconference Tuesday. Meyer also coached Tim Tebow. " Coach Urban Mey- mered Eastern Michigan, who Purdue rolled in Week 3, by a 41- 14 score. EMU is 0-5. Eastern Kentucky, Purdue's opponent in its opener, lost as well. The FCS No. 16 Colonels were knocked off by 24th-ranked Tennessee State 23-20. At least the undefeated Buckeyes did this past weekend Ohio State, Purdue's opponent next week- end, looks really good. third-leading tackler, to a broken leg in the Nebraska game. Sabino, a senior, is expected to miss ap- proximately a month, according to reports. That would put him out for next weekend's Purdue game in Columbus, obviously. Ohio State lost im- portant linebacker Etienne Sabino, its Iowa defensive back Micah Hyde was one of three Hawkeye players to run afoul of the law this weekend, as he was arrested for public intoxication and interfer- ence with official acts, both misde- meanors. Hawkeye coach Kirk Ferentz told reporters early this week he expects the senior captain to play this weekend. into the Big Ten Coach-of-the- Year hunt as his decimated team has now won four games in a row — all by double digits — after an Penn State coach Bill O'Brien might be throwing his name 0-2 start. Most recently, the Nit- tany Lions knocked Northwest- ern from the ranks of the unbeat- en with a 39-28 win. The way it's playing of late, Penn State is looking much more formidable for Purdue — it visits Ross-Ade Stadium Nov. 3 — than it did a month ago. j BOILER UP! HOMECOMING AND SHOW YOUR PRIDE THIS shop the FOLLETT'S PURDUE BOOKSTORES Follett's Purdue Bookstores Boiler | Purdue West | Black & Gold Mine | follettspurdue.com 0303BBS092012A 4/C Black & White For Black background, there is a white border around it. TM GOLDANDBLACK EXPRESS • volume 23, express 6 • 34

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