Oberlin wins; Crum leads Kent State

• Chris Allen Jr.’s 9-yard landing go to Brian Colarusso with 1:08 remaining lifted Oberlin to its first victory of the season, 31-28, over Hiram. The TD capped a 10-play drive for the Yeomen (1-7). Allen handed for 2 touchdowns and rushed for 104 yards and two scores.
• Braxton Plunk threw for 500 yards and three touchdowns as visiting Mount Union (7-0, 6-0) flew previous Heidelberg, 49-14.
• Host Baldwin Wallace (6-1, 5-1) led by three touchdowns after the primary quarter and cruised previous Wilmington, 41-7. Jon Murray Jr. rushed for 174 yards and three touchdowns.
• Tyshawn Jones’ 76-yard interception return for a landing within the last seconds secured a 19-10 victory for John Carroll (5-2, 5-1) over host Marietta.
• Case Western Reserve rallied from down 21-7, and scored a landing within the last seconds for a 42-38 win over host Geneva on Oct. 23. The Spartans (4-3) went forward, 42-38, with 20 seconds remaining when Drew Saxton threw a 9-yard TD to Lucas DeCaro.
• Notre Dame School improved to 7-1 with a 34-14 victory at Glenville State. QB Chris Brimm (18 of 30 for 257 yards) threw two touchdowns and ran for an additional.
• Visiting Lake Erie (4-4) pulled inside one level on a landing with six minutes to go, however missed the purpose after, and Ashland held on, 42-41.
• Ben Bryant handed for 2 touchdowns and ran for a 3rd and visiting Jap Michigan rolled to a 55-24 win over Bowling Inexperienced.
• Dustin Crum (Midview) threw for one landing and ran for an additional and Kent State turned again Ohio, 34-27. The Golden Flashes (4-4, 3-1 MAC) clinched the sport when Andrew Glass kicked a 27-yard area objective that capped an 11-play, 65-yard drive with 3:04 left. Crum was 26-of-31 passing for 257 yards and gained 93 on the bottom on 17 makes an attempt.
• Sterling Weatherford intercepted a Drew Plitt go in the long run zone with 60 seconds left and Miami (Ohio) held off host Ball State, 24-17.
• Dequan Finn’s 34-yard landing go to Danzel McKinley-Lewis ignited a 21-point burst over the ultimate 8:08 of the third quarter and host Toledo rallied for a 34-15 victory over Western Michigan.
• Kyle Vantrease threw for 241 yards and three touchdowns, Buffalo had a program-record 11 sacks, and the visiting Bulls defeated Akron, 45-10.