Kent State University NCAA News

Sunday, November 22, 2009 at 6:51 p.m. KENT, Ohio - Rodriquez Sherman scored 15 points to lead Kent State to a 63-44 victory over Rochester on Sunday night.

Kent State learned just how important true freshman Spencer Keith is to its football hopes during the second-half meltdown of a 47-13 loss to Temple on Saturday at Philadelphia's Lincoln Financial Field.

Matt Brown ran for 156 yards and two touchdowns, and Delano Green had two scores to lead Temple to a 47-13 win over Kent State, keeping the Owls on course for a Mid-American Conference title.

Chris Singletary is expected to miss between two and four weeks after successful surgery Friday to remove a tear in the meniscus of his right knee.

Youngstown State came into Wednesday's game with every intention of showing Kent State and the collegiate basketball world how this team has vastly improved.

Kent State's men's basketball team received sobering news today when it learned senior guard Chris Singletary is out indefinitely due to a knee injury suffered during Sunday's overtime loss to Wisconsin-Green Bay.

With six seniors on the roster this season, Kent State men's basketball head coach Geno Ford will have a lot of shoes to fill for next season.

The bye week arrived at the right time for Kent State's football team. Having a week off gave the Golden Flashes a little extra time to regroup after a painful loss at the University of Akron on Nov.

The Wisconsin-Green Bay guard beat the overtime buzzer with a spectacular 3-pointer to break Kent State's heart and lift the Phoenix to an 87-86 victory on Sunday to close Day 3 of the Hispanic College Fund Classic.

KENT, Ohio - Bryquis Perine hit a 3-pointer with a second left in overtime to give the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay an 87-86 win over Kent State on Sunday.

Chris Singletary and Rod Sherman led an explosion of 13 straight points out of the second-half gate to help Kent State escape with a 69-66 win over Samford on Friday in what was an otherwise sloppy opener on Friday night at the M.A.C. Center.

There are times when a win-loss record does not tell an entire story. Kent State Athletic Director Laing Kennedy, for instance, has a very solid and logical way to judge a coach beyond W's and L's. ''I look at all coaches and ask myself, 'Is this the kind of person I'd want a member of my family associated with?' '' Kennedy said this week as the ...

Kent State could have found an easier start to the 2009-10 college basketball season than taking one of the most skilled practitioners of the Princeton offense in Friday's season opener.

The University of Akron had a 130-yard rushing advantage over Kent State in beating its archrival 28-20 Saturday at InfoCision Stadium.

When Kent State basketball coach Geno Ford's longtime friend, Wooster assistant coach Doug Cline, suffered one of the worst tragedies imaginable last February, Ford wanted to do something to help.

Members of the Kent State football team recently increased their young fan base by visiting two classes at the Family Child Learning Center's Integrated Preschool for Children with Autism in Tallmadge.

Kent State running back Jacquise Terry should return from a sprained medial collateral ligament in his left knee in time to play Nov.

Lose the battle in the trenches, you will lose the war. It's one of the age-old truths of football.

Kent State has been in this position before. Just three years ago, the Golden Flashes entertained dreams of a Mid-American Conference East Division championship and a bowl berth as they prepared to play a struggling opponent in Buffalo on the first Saturday of November.

There have been many great moments in College of Wooster men's basketball history.