12 touchdown passes.Īllen was noncommittal on his starting quarterback last week before Bazelak’s injury was revealed on game day, and he did not say Saturday what his plans would be moving forward. The Bloomington Herald-Times reported Bazelak could be healthy enough to play this week, but Tuttle’s injury is expected to be season-ending.īazelak is third in the Big Ten in passing yards (2,099) but 14th in passer efficiency and has thrown nine interceptions vs. Obviously got injured, so trying to figure out the final diagnosis for him, but we have two young quarterbacks in Dexter and Brendan, so to me those guys are very, very similar.” “Connor is dinged up, so obviously he wasn’t dressed, but felt like Jack is our next guy,” Allen said. His replacement, Jack Tuttle, was injured during the game and Dexter Williams II and Brendan Sorsby both struggled in his place.
Indiana has some uncertainty at quarterback.Ĭonnor Bazelak, an Alter High School grad who transferred from Missouri last summer, started the first eight games for the Hoosiers, but he sat out last week with an undisclosed injury. The Nittany Lions outgained the Hoosiers 483-196, forced three turnovers and had six sacks.Ģ. The Cox sale, which is expected to be completed by year’s end, has received pushback from some lawmakers, advocates and media analysts who worry about the disappearance of newspapers and other local sources around the country.Ī recent report from the nonpartisan research group Policy Matters Ohio finds Ohio has lost one-third of its newspapers in the last 15 years.Indiana looked poised for a bounce-back season when it stopped Illinois 23-20 in the season opener then beat Idaho and Western Kentucky.Ī 45-24 loss at Cincinnati started a six-game skid that includes two one-score losses and a 31-10 loss to Michigan that was competitive for three quarters, but last week Penn State had its way with the Hoosiers in Bloomington. The FCC acted to eliminate the rule in 2017 but was stopped by a federal judge in the Third Circuit Court of Appeals. Cox Media had previously been exempt from that rule because the paper was established before the rule was enacted.
The $3.1 billion sale could have big implications for Cox Media’s 14 national television stations and its Ohio radio stations and newspapers, including the Dayton Daily News.Īn FCC rule prevents the same owner from having a TV station and daily newspaper in the same market. The announcement follows a ruling by the Federal Communications Commission last week approving the sale of Cox to the private equity firm Apollo and holding company Terrier Media. Cox Media Group’s prospective owner Apollo Global Management has announced plans to publish the Dayton Daily News, the Springfield News-Sun and the Journal-News publications just three days a week.
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