A season-high 289 rushing yards helped the Miami football team open Mid-American Conference play with a 38-23 victory at Bowling Green. Miami built a 31-3 lead early in the third quarter and never looked back to pick up its first win. Tidbits From BGSU Contest • Miami had a season-high 52 rushes for 289 yards and three touchdowns on the ground. The official Football news stories archives for the Bowling Green State University Falcons. The official news stories archives for the Bowling Green State University Falcons. Skip To Main Content. Bowling Green State University Athletics. Tap To Close. Upcoming; Results; Upcoming Games Recent Results. Main Navigation Menu. Falcons Host Miami Saturday For MAC Opener: Football: 9/17/2018.

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Bowling Green, Ohio - Bowling Green State University football coach Scot Loeffler has completed his initial coaching staff. He has announced the hirings of Brian VanGorder and Julian Campenni to conclude the 10-person assistant coaching staff. VanGorder, who was most recently the defensive coordinator at Louisville, will serve as associate head coach working with the linebackers at BGSU. Campenni was a graduate assistant at Boston College and will be the defensive line coach.

Loeffler also announced the finalization of coaching duties for two other assistant coaches. Erik Campbell, who was previously announced as the wide receivers coach, will also be the passing game coordinator.: Full Article. What's the No.

1 tourist attraction in Bowling Green? According to TripAdvisor, it's Snook's Dream Cars, a museum of classic automobiles collected by a car-loving, father-son duo. A 1956 Lotus sports racer, a 1961 Triumph roadster, a 1931 Ford station wagon, seemingly endless car memorabilia - upon entry of the Snook's Dream Cars museum on County Home Road, the atmosphere of the mid-20th century and the love for automobiles is palpable. Visitors will be transported back in time and be completely immersed in a captivating car experience featuring what will seem like a memory for some and - for others - a fantasy.: Full Article. BOWLING GREEN - Recently hired Bowling Green football coach Scot Loeffler completed his staff by adding yet another veteran coach.

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Loeffler hired longtime assistant Brian VanGorder to be his associate head coach and also coach the linebackers. VanGorder has coached previously with three NFL teams and 11 colleges; he most recently was the defensive coordinator at Louisville, which fired coach Bobby Petrino this season. Bowling Green also announced the hiring of Julian Campenni as the program's defensive line coach. The position will be the first full-time college coaching gig for Campenni, who was a graduate assistant at Boston College, where Loeffler was the offensive coordinator.: Full Article. Bowling Green, Ohio - Bowling Green State University gymnastics coach Kerrie Turner has announced the addition of five gymnasts for the 2020 season. Brooklynn Bloxom (Talty, Texas), Emily Cyphers (Cranberry Township, Pa.), Lily Harsch (Davidson, N.C.), Taylor Jensen (North Prairie, Wisc.) and Callie Schlottman (Savage, Minn.) have all committed to BGSU.

'This incoming class brings a great deal of depth and talent to our program. I am really excited for Brooklynn, Emily, Lily, Taylor and Callie to join our Falcon Family,' BGSU head coach Kerrie Turner said. 'It is clear that all five of these student-athletes understand the hard-working culture of our program and they are committed to helping BGSU Gymnastics excel.: Full Article. Each week, the Bowling Green State University Athletic Department names the Jet's Pizza Athletes of the Week, as selected by the athletic communications department based on their athletic performances from the previous week.

This week's winners are hockey player Brandon Kruse and track and field distance runner Rachel Walny. Male Athlete of the Week Brandon Kruse, a sophomore from Saline, Mich., continued his strong season this past weekend in Bowling Green's tie/shootout victory and win over the Ferris State Bulldogs. Kruse contributed to the first two of BGSU's three goals on Friday (Dec.: Full Article. Three members of the Bowling Green State University women's soccer team have been named to the United Soccer Coaches Scholar All-Region Team. Juniors Maureen Kennedy and Chelsee Washington were named to the Scholar All-North/Central Region First Team, while classmate Kathleen Duwve was selected to the second team.

BGSU was one of just three schools in the North/Central Region with two first-team selections, joining Northwestern and UMKC. BGSU, Minnesota and UMKC were the only three institutions with three players named to either the first or second team. All three players were named to the All-Mid-American Conference First Team and also were chosen to the USC All-Region Team.: Full Article.

BOWLING GREEN - In its return to the Stroh Center, Bowling Green made easy work of visiting Green Bay in a 97-68 decision Saturday. The Falcons (5-5), who were playing in their first home game since Nov.

25, never trailed and had run away with the game by halftime against the Phoenix (5-4). What happened: Bowling Green jumped on Green Bay in the first half and never lost control.

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The Falcons held a double-digit lead for the final 25 minutes and led for more than 38 minutes in total. The Falcons' two best players did much of the damage.: Full Article. BIG RAPIDS, Mich. 12 ranked Bowling Green State University hockey team took the series victory against Ferris State scoring an overtime goal to defeat the Bulldogs by a final score of four to three. The Falcons scored four goals on 27 shots to Ferris State's three goals on 22 shots. The Bulldogs would strike first before would tie the game in the first period.

Would get the first lead for Bowling Green scoring just 21 seconds into the second period. Following a second period goal by FSU, the Bulldogs would take back the lead early in the third period.: Full Article. BUFFALO - Bowling Green ended a three-game losing streak Saturday by crushing Canisius 74-53 at the Koessler Center. A Falcons' victory never was in doubt after the first few minutes of the game. Bowling Green (4-4) never trailed and raced to a 27-8 lead after one quarter of play against the struggling Golden Griffins (1-8). Bowling Green led by as many as 36 in the third quarter and held Canisius to 20-for-70 (28.6 percent) shooting from the floor.

Three Falcons scored in double figures, led by Andrea Cecil with 19 points. Morgan McMillen added 14 points, while Angela Perry scored 11 points and grabbed five rebounds off the bench.: Full Article.

The Bowling Green State University women's basketball team scored 22-straight points to break Saturday's (Dec. 8) game wide open, and the Falcons went on to post a 74-53 victory at Canisius College. The non-conference matchup was held at the Koessler Athletic Center. The Falcons, now 4-4 on the season, seized control of the game by scoring the last 19 points of the first quarter. BG hit a three-point field goal, one of 13 successful triples on the day, to begin the second period and cap the 22-point run. BGSU led by as many as 36 points late in the third quarter before the Griffs got within the final 21-point margin with a late rally.: Full Article.

BIG RAPIDS, Mich. 12 ranked Bowling Green State University hockey team fought back to tie the Ferris State Bulldogs by a final score of three to three in game one of their two game series on Friday (Dec. Following two overtime periods, would score in the sudden death shootout. This coupled with two shootout saves by would gain the Falcons the extra point in WCHA play.

In total Bowling Green would outshoot the Bulldogs 41 to 26 scoring three goals. Would score to tie the game in the second period before power play goal put the Falcons up by one.: Full Article. A photo of Wayne Collins during his time at BGSU printed in the BG News on Jan. Hockey doesn't end for University national champion and goaltender, Wayne Collins, as he shares his expertise in coaching for a local high school and still makes time for family. Collins played hockey as one of the goalies for the Falcon 'Icers' from 1981-'85, when he attended the University as an Education major. Thirty-three years after the fact, Collins can be found continuing to show his love for the game, coaching at Sylvania Southview High School. Sylvania, being only a 30-minute drive north of Bowling Green.: Full Article.

BGSU at CANISIUS Koessler Athletic Center. Buffalo, N.Y.

TELEVISION / VIDEO: ESPN3.com LIVE STATS: www.GoGriffs.com TWITTER: @BGSUwbb all audio, stats & video links can be found at BGSUFalcons.com on game day UP NEXT FOR THE FALCONS. The Bowling Green State University women's basketball team begins the December schedule with a trip to Buffalo, N.Y. Head coach Robyn Fralick and the Falcons will face Canisius College on Saturday afternoon (Dec. 8), with tipoff set for 2:00 p.m. At the Koessler Athletic Center.: Full Article. Newly hired Bowling Green head football coach Scot Loeffler is taking over a program that has seen its fair share of turmoil over the past three seasons. From player departures to coaching changes this past season and at the end of 2017, leadership has struggled to build consistency within the program.

Loeffler acknowledged in his opening press conference this need to bring in the right voices to the locker room and made big promises related to his staff. 'One of the most important aspects of my job is bringing in the right people. Our plan is simply this,' Loeffler said during his introductory press conference last Thursday.: Full Article.