Ohio running back A.J. Ouellette breaks away and runs toward the end zone during the Bobcats’ 59-0 victory over the Hampton Pirates at Peden Stadium Saturday night.It might be cliché, but the Ohio-Hampton football season opener Saturday night truly felt like watching a video game.
The Bobcats had “easy” mode turned on for the Pirates in the 59-0 beat-down at Peden Stadium. Ohio’s average starting field position was midfield; Hampton had four delay-of-game penalties, Bobcat backup quarterback Nathan Rourke juked out defenders while rushing for 50 yards and three touchdowns; and Hampton punter Adam Brown punted for 400 yards — just 20 yards fewer than Ohio’s entire offensive total of 420 yards…
