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True freshman QB Drew Bellisari rallies Miami (Ohio) to 34-17 victory over Ohio in debut

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The Associated Press. (2026, November 11). True freshman QB Drew Bellisari rallies Miami (Ohio) to 34-17 victory over Ohio in debut. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/true-freshman-qb-drew-bellisari-rallies-miami-ohio-to-34-17-victory-over-ohio-in-debut/article_7ba8e415-c2b7-5298-a87d-8710c42ba2d1.html

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In his debut as a true freshman quarterback, Drew Bellisari led Miami (Ohio) to a comeback victory over Ohio with 34 unanswered points in the second half of their game on Tuesday night, ending Ohio’s six-game winning streak. The RedHawks started trailing 17-0 but took control after Bellisari entered late in the first half, securing the win with a final score of 34-17.
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Bobcats Miami OXFORD Ohio RedHawks

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Ohio GPE · 6× RedHawks ORG · 6× Bellisari PERSON · 4× Miami GPE · 3× Poulos PERSON · 3× Jones PERSON · 2× Bobcats ORG · 1× Brady Stidham PERSON · 1× Drew Bellisari PERSON · 1× OXFORD GPE · 1×

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Miami (Ohio) scored 34 unanswered points behind true freshman quarterback Drew Bellisari in his first collegiate game, and the RedHawks spotted Ohio 17 points before ending the Bobcats’ six-game win streak with a 34-17 victory on Tuesday night.
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Miami (Ohio) scored 34 unanswered points behind true freshman quarterback Drew Bellisari in his first collegiate game, and the RedHawks spotted Ohio 17 points before ending the Bobcats’ six-game win streak with a 34-17 victory on Tuesday night. asserted
RedHawks → score → night
Freshman kicker Brady Stidham’s 36-yard field goal tied it 17-all just 44 seconds into the fourth quarter, and his 25-yarder gave the RedHawks the lead for good with 3:55 to go. asserted
yarder → tie → 3:55
Nick Poulos fumbled on fourth down, and Malcolm McCain recovered. asserted
McCain → fumble → down
D’Shawntae Jones ran 48 yards for a touchdown on the next play to seal the victory. asserted
Jones → run → victory
Poulos followed with his first interception of the season and Amariyun Knighten returned it 58 yards for a touchdown for the finishing touch. asserted
Knighten → follow → touch
McCain led the RedHawks with 11 tackles. asserted
McCain → lead → tackles
Ohio (7-3, 5-1 Mid-American Conference) led 17-0 late in the second quarter on Poulos’ 8-yard touchdown pass to Riley Neer; a 1-yard scoring plunge by Duncan Brune, and Brack Peacock’s short field goal. asserted
Ohio → lead → Brune
Miami (6-4, 4-2) didn’t get anything going until Bellisari replaced an injured Caleb Heavner late in the second quarter — the third RedHawks quarterback to go down this season. asserted
Bellisari → get → quarterback
Bellisari’s first pass was a 13-yard completion to Braylon Isom and the two connected again for a 17-yard gain to set up first-and-goal. asserted
two → connect → first
The Redhawks lost 5 yards for a false start before scoring on a trick play — wide receiver Scoop Smith 15-yard toss to Maleek Huggins — to cut it to 17-7 at halftime. asserted
Redhawks → lose → halftime
Bellisari directed an eight-play, 69-yard drive with Jones running it in from a yard out for the only score of the third quarter and the RedHawks trailed 17-14. asserted
RedHawks → direct → quarter
Bellisari completed 8 of 15 passes for 99 yards and rushed three times for 64 more. asserted
Bellisari → complete → 64
Jones finished with 115 yards on 18 carries. asserted
Jones → finish → carries
Poulos had 193 yards on 20-for-39 passing and rushed for 68 on 17 carries. asserted
Poulos → have → carries
Up next Ohio: Hosts Ball State on Tuesday. asserted
Ohio → host → Tuesday
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