A pair of Ohio basketball players garnered accolades on Monday after helping the Bobcats begin 2014 on a winning note against UNC-Asheville on Saturday.
Ohio senior cornerback Travis Carrie hasn’t had his fill of playing collegiately in St. Petersburg, Fla..
Ohio’s found itself up matched up against some of the toughest teams in the NCAA, but put forth a strong case as also being a big-time team in the Southern Scuffle on Wednesday, the first day of the annual two-day tournament in Chattanooga, Tenn.
If anyone actually reads these things, you may ask yourself: “Luke, why don’t you talk about baseball or something other than football or basketball?”
For the first time in Ohio volleyball history, two Bobcats have been named to the American Volleyball Coaches Association All-American Team, as sophomore setter Abby Gilleland and junior outside hitter Kelly Lamberti were given honorable mention for their performances this season on Wednesday.
Examining how games are won or lost is relatively easy to determine because the outcome is often in the player’s hands.
After seeing Denver Broncos’ receiver Eric Decker drop 41 fantasy points on my bench this week, I just wondered to myself “Why…why didn’t I start him?”
On Wednesday, the Mid-American Conference announced awards, with several Ohio players making the three All-Conference teams.
After leading his team to a 27-4 record and Mid-American Conference regular season and post-season titles, coach Ryan Theis was named the 2013 MAC coach of the year Wednesday.
On the eve of the Mid-American Conference Tournament, five Bobcats received All-MAC regular-season honors, as an Ohio sophomore has been named the MAC player of the year for the second consecutive season.
For the second week in a row, an Ohio player has taken home the Mid-American Conference East's player of the week honors.
After sweeping this past weekend and claiming the outright Mid-American Conference regular season title, Ohio was also recognized with an individual conference award for a league-leading ninth time this season.
When it looked as if the rival Lindenwood Lions would take game one from Ohio, Bobcat forward Patrick Spellacy came to the team’s rescue.
Four athletes have signed letters of intent to play with Ohio men’s basketball for the 2014 season. The Bobcats inked a pair of high school seniors, as well as two junior college transfers. Ohio’s incoming recruiting class is a diverse group, with two individuals originally from outside the United States.
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