Stewart to play Saturday at Texas A&M

After missing Bowling Green State University's close road loss to Penn State two weeks ago, Sandusky graduate Terion Stewart is expected to play this week when the Falcons travel to 25th-ranked Texas A&M on Saturday. "We didn't save Terion," said BGSU coach Scot Loeffler of Stewart not playing at Penn State. "That was not the case, and I want to make that quite clear. There wasn't one player on the roster last week that didn't play that could have." Stewart opened the season with 161 yards on 14 carries with three touchdowns in BGSU's 41-17 win over Fordham. With Stewart out, the Falcons lost 34-27 to Penn State on Sept. 7. Last season, Stewart played in nine games, amassing 762 yards on 125 carries with eight touchdowns. "Terion Stewart was probably 60 percent, maybe closer towards 50 percent, and I just know that whenever you're walking into that lion's den that we were walking into [at Penn State] where you have a bunch of fast, physical dudes that can tackle and fly to the ball, you could get really hurt really fast being 50 percent," Loeffler said. "Do I expect Terion to play? Of course I do. He's going to play this Saturday. He's healthy. He's ready to rock and roll. "I was going to play the old wait until Saturday game, but he's going to play." Toledo looking for 4-0 start Toledo looks to avoid a letdown after beating Mississippi State, 41-17 last week as the Rockets travel to Western Kentucky. It is the first-ever meeting between the two schools. Toledo quarterback Tucker Gleason was named the MAC Offensive Player of the Week for his efforts against Mississippi State. He completed 23-of-28 passes for 285 yards and three touchdowns in the Rockets win. Through three games, Toledo leads the MAC in scoring offense at 42.7 points per game. Coach Jason Candle is just five wins away from tying Gary Pinkel for career wins at Toledo.