Brian Kollars has worked for the Dayton Daily News since 2003. He was named Sports Editor in 2005. He has edited several award-winning sections and his writing awards include a Best of Gannett in 1991.
Brian was born and raised in Yankton, S.D., and is a graduate of Valparaiso University. He enjoys coaching Little League Baseball and lives in Oakwood with his wife and three children. Brian cannot stand domed stadiums or artificial turf.

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Jim Tressel’s master plan is really coming together. The disgraced former Ohio State football coach reportedly is in the running for the Indianapolis Colts job.
When will it really be New Year’s Day? Congress likes to weigh in on sports from time to time. How about this for some sensible legislation: “The first day of the year shall include college football bowl games, period.
The in-laws came up huge with an amazing gift. If you drive past our house, you’ll see a small leg lamp in the window, a replica of the cussing dad’s big prize in “A Christmas Story.
College football’s bowl season kicks off Saturday with three games, including Ohio University vs. Utah State in the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl on the blue turf in Boise.
Last Man Standing has replaced Two And A Half Men as my official politically incorrect TV show. Ashton Kutcher is too needy for my viewing tastes.
One of my loyal readers (I have about 10) flagged me for picking the Bengals to win, like, zero games this season.
It’s Occupy The Yard weekend, a productive way to spend our time in the absence of the Buckeyes and Bengals.
I caught the second half of Ohio State’s victory over Illinois at Geez on Far Hills Avenue. When Ohio State completed its one and only pass of the game, one patron stood up, yelled and fell on the floor.
I took the family to Toledo on Friday night to watch Boise State pick apart a solid Rockets team that nearly beat Ohio State.
Two great things happened at my fantasy football draft. First, I snagged two Buffalo Bills running backs.
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