Spring Break
This year, Kent State football coach Doug Martin yanked Reed as field goal kicker after he missed his first attempt at an extra point in the Flashes' 26-19 loss to the Bobcats. (1) comment
If Kent State football was a living, breathing, Sour Patch Kid-eating human being, they would be named Gaylord Focker. Why? Since 1972, the Kent State football program has been a 36-year-long Ben Stiller movie. They don't just lose games, they get kicked in the nuts 15 times before Drew Barrymore, Cameron Diaz or any other of Charlie's Angels - who want to be in a romantic comedy - decide to fall in love with Stiller's characters, then leave them at the altar in the end. (6) comments
After losing its last two games on the road, the Kent State soccer team was unable to end its losing streak at home. (0) comments
The Kent State volleyball team showed a glimpse of the team that started the season 12-3 Saturday night. After losing the first two sets by more than 10 points each to Central Michigan, the Flashes returned to their early-season form in the third set. (0) comments
The No. 10 ranked Kent State club hockey team went 1-2 this weekend, losing to No. 1 Illinois Friday and Saturday and beating No. 25 Navy Sunday. The Kent State University Ice Arena was full of screaming fans ready to support the Flashes throughout their hockey homecoming weekend. (0) comments
After an emotional 3-0 win at Ohio on Friday, the Kent State field hockey team returned home yesterday to play what coach Kathleen Schanne called "a trap game." The Flashes avoided the trap, beating Missouri State 2-1 at Murphy-Mellis Field. (0) comments
It was a bittersweet weekend for the Kent State men's and women's cross country teams, as they finished third and fourth at the All-Ohio Intercollegiate in Delaware, Ohio. The men's team started its top-five runners for the first time Friday. Not all five finished, as sophomore John Minen dropped out of the race with a knee injury. (0) comments
The Kent State women's golf team was short-handed at the Mercedes-Benz Invitational in Knoxville, Tenn., this weekend, which may have led to the team's seventh-place finish out of 18 teams. (0) comments