Bowling Green Falcons NCAA Football News

BOWLING GREEN, Ohio : Adam Weber threw three touchdown passes and made a nifty grab of his own in the fourth quarter to help Minnesota beat Bowling Green 42-17 on Saturday night.

The signs were there. This wasn't going to be an ordinary Bowling Green home football game.

Tim Brewster isn't about to apologize for Minnesota's nail-biting victory over Northern Illinois in the season opener.

QB Tyler Sheehan and the Falcons host Minnesota in BGSU's 2008 home opener Saturday.

Football fever is spreading at Bowling Green State University. Saturday night's home opener is on track to be a sellout.

One did not need a thermometer to know it was quite hot and humid Wednesday afternoon.

Bowling Green pulled one of the most notable upsets of college football's opening weekend by traveling to the University of Pittsburgh and defeating the 25th-ranked Panthers 27-17. Coach Gregg Brandon wanted to ...

BOISE Boise State's nonconference schedule got a little more exciting Saturday when Bowling Green upset No.

Kenny Lewis and Jimmy Scheidler , members of the Bowling Green State University football, team, have been named Mid-American Conference Players of the Week this afternoon , announced by the league officed.

During the first weekend of college football, a couple of teams from the tiny Mid-American Conference had some surprises in store for the BCS power conferences.

Bowling Green's poise played a major role in overcoming a 14-0 deficit against #25 Pittsburgh.

Tyler Sheehan ran 11 yards for a TD on a QB draw early in the fourth quarter to give BG a 27-17 lead.

Two former Lasalle High School athletes had starring roles Saturday as their college teams posted big victories.

The Pitt Panthers will open their 2008 season today when they play host to Bowling Green.

Riverview graduates Shane and Charlie Steffy never got a chance to bang heads on a Division I college football field.

The Bowling Green State University Falcons open the 2008 football season on Saturday against Pittsburgh.

Funny how the first game of the season often provides a revealing glimpse of what will happen in Pitt's football season.

After opening the past four seasons against the likes of Oklahoma, Wisconsin and Minnesota, don't expect Bowling Green to be intimidated by Pitt's national ranking or home-field advantage.

For a team that finished last season 5-7 and home for the holidays, Pittsburgh is surrounded by plenty of optimism as it begins its fourth year under coach Dave Wannstedt.

What a difference a year makes. Last August, it was uncertain until the end of training camp who BG's starting quarterback would be.