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BGSU to host media camp for NFL players (04-17-13) |
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Written by Sentinel-Tribune Staff
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Wednesday, 17 April 2013 10:13 |
Twenty-four current and former NFL players will take part in the first NFL Sports Journalism & Communications Boot Camp from May 13-16 at Bowling Green State University.
With the new longer offseason, the boot camp is one of a record 10 training programs for post-NFL careers that NFL Player Engagement offers to current and former players.
The four-day program will focus on improving each player's writing skills for newspapers, radio, and the expanding digital media industry.
A field exercise at a Toledo Mud Hens home game will include a mock press conference as part of the player's game coverage.
Players will write and record their own radio commentary as part of one of the other planned exercises.
Several of the outside faculty from the NFL's popular Broadcast Boot Camp will also be involved as well as former NFL players-turned-journalists Matt Bowen (Chicago Tribune), Matt Chatham (Boston Herald), and Bucky Brooks (NFL.com and NFL Network).
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Paluch among Hall of Fame inductees (04-16-13) |
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Written by Sentinel Sports Staff
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Tuesday, 16 April 2013 09:26 |
Hockey player Scott Paluch, men's basketball player Shane Kline-Ruminski, gymnast Marny Oestreng and the 1959 football team have been selected for induction into the Bowling Green State University Athletics Hall of Fame, the athletics department announced Monday.
The induction ceremony will is Oct. 26.
The class will be recognized on the field during the BG-Toledo football game at Perry Stadium.
The game is Hall of Fame Day and is part of Letterwinner Weekend.
The class will be officially inducted in conjunction with a reception, which will be held at the Stroh Center. The reception will take place before or after the football game, with timing determined once the game kickoff time is set.
Paluch, who played from 1985-88, was an All-American defenseman for the Falcons, and later coached the team for seven seasons.
The top-scoring defenseman in BG history, Paluch was a first-team All-American and All-Central Collegiate Hockey Association selection as a senior in 1987-88.
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Sports Briefs for 4-13-13: Falcon football elects captains |
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Written by Sentinel Sports Staff
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Saturday, 13 April 2013 02:02 |
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Falcon football selects captains
The Bowling Green State University football team has selected eight captains for the 2013 season — tight end Alex Bayer; defensive tackle Jairus Campbell; offensive guard Dominic Flewellyn; safety Jerry ‘BooBoo’ Gates; defensive end Ronnie Goble; center David ‘Chief’ Kekuewa; linebacker Gabe Martin; and linebacker Paul Swan.
Flewellyn, Goble and Swan were also captains in 2012.
Seven of the eight selections are seniors with Martin being the lone junior.
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Last Updated on Saturday, 13 April 2013 09:25 |
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Written by Sentinel-Tribune Staff
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Monday, 15 April 2013 10:06 |
MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE
BASEBALL
EAST DIVISION
Team (Overall) W L
Kent State (17-16) 9 3
Buffalo (18-14) 8 4
Miami (14-18) 7 5
BOWLING GREEN (11-19)
6 6
Akron (8-25) 5 7
Ohio (8-26) 4 8
WEST DIVISION
Team (Overall) W L
Northern Illinois (14-19) 9 3
Ball State (15-17) 5 7
Central Michigan (15-19)
5 7
Eastern Michigan (15-18)
5 7
Western Michigan (11-23)
5 7
Toledo (12-21) 4 8
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Line play keys Orange victory in BG's spring game (4-12-13) |
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Written by By JACK CARLE, Sentinel Sports Editor
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Saturday, 13 April 2013 00:09 |
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| Ryland Ward (15) tackles Andre Givens during the BGSU spring game Friday night. (Photo: Shane Hughes/Sentinel-Tribune) |
The importance of strong offensive and defensive lines was illustrated Friday evening during the Bowling Green State University spring football game.
The Orange had the more experienced linemen on both sides of the ball and that advantage keyed a 34-7 victory at Perry Stadium.
The teams were selected in a player draft Thursday with offensive guard Dominic Flewellyn picking the Orange team and linebacker Paul Swan selecting the White team.
‘‘I was able to grab a couple of offensive linemen ... I knew I had to grab defensive linemen quick before they were gone,’’ Flewellyn said. ‘‘It was like our starting offensive line, maybe against the twos and the starting defensive line for the Orange team against the two offensive line.
‘‘I think we had pretty much of a little advantage in that area and it came through for us,’’ he continued. ‘‘We just came out and played good football.’’
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Last Updated on Saturday, 13 April 2013 09:03 |
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