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As of April 27, Ohio was a part of a four-way tie for first place in the Mid-American Conference. From that day, Ohio lost 10 of its last 12 conference games and fell from a potential No. 1 seed to not even earning a spot in the four team playoff.
Ohio University is home to many great sports teams that have seen lots of recent success. From a Bowl Game victory in football to multiple MAC championship games, the 2022-23 sports season was thrilling for Ohio sports fans. Each of these teams is led by great head coaches who will be returning to their respective teams for the upcoming season.
Ohio (19-30, 15-15 Mid-American Conference) needed a miracle over the weekend versus Akron (21-34, 12-18 Mid-American Conference) if it wanted to extend its season and advance to the Mid-American Conference tournament. The Bobcats needed to win all three games and hope that Western Michigan would be swept by Central Michigan.
Ohio (18-28, 14-13 Mid-American Conference) was swept for the second time in its last three series over the weekend in Kalamazoo, Michigan, against MAC opponent Western Michigan (19-28, 16-10 Mid-American Conference).
Ohio (17-25, 14-10 Mid-American Conference) split a doubleheader with Ball State (30-16, 17-7 MAC) on Saturday in what were two important games. After losing two of three against Ball State, the team will need to perform well at Western Michigan next weekend if it wants a shot at the MAC tournament.
Ohio (16-24,13-9 Mid-American Conference) fell 5-3 to Ball State (29-15, 16-6 Mid-American Conference) on Friday night in the first of three games between the two this weekend.
Coming off a weekend in which Ohio was swept by rival Kent State, the team is still hopeful in its ability to make a run for the Mid-American Conference championship.
Ohio was swept in the Mid-American Conference for the first time over the weekend by Kent State. The Bobcats were outmatched by a high-powered offense along with a couple of great pitching performances from the Golden Flashes.
Mid-American Conference baseball has reached the home stretch of the 2023 season and after three months of play, there is a four way tie for first place in the conference with four weeks to go. Ohio is a part of the tie along with Kent State, Central Michigan and Ball State.
Braxton Kelly has been playing baseball ever since he was big enough to pick up the ball. Never did he see himself setting records, though.
Ohio picked up its first midweek win of the season against Shawnee State on Tuesday night. Mitchel Hemmen picked up his first win of the year in relief for the Bobcats with a final score of 7-2.
Ohio will get another chance at a Tuesday night victory with a matchup against Shawnee State at Bob Wren Stadium. The Bobcats have been unable to win a single midweek game all season and are now presented with their best opportunity to do so versus an NAIA school.
Ohio will be faced with one of its biggest challenges all season this weekend when it heads to Bloomington, Indiana, to take on Indiana (27-11, 9-3 Big 10).
Monday night I was sitting in my dorm enjoying the Warriors take on the Kings in the first round of the NBA playoffs and thought to myself, wow, this is some amazing basketball. Then I realized that the game I was watching essentially has no meaning.
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Ohio took down rival Miami 13-10 at Bob Wren Stadium in the most exciting game of Ohio’s season. Going into the eighth, Ohio was down 10-3, but just like it has all season, Ohio found a way.
Ohio (13-16, 11-4 Mid-American Conference) has been enjoying a hot streak in MAC games of late with back-to-back weekend sweeps of Toledo and Eastern Michigan.
The Bobcats are a force in the Mid-American Conference, however, there has been one constant: the Bobcats can’t win midweek games.
We've talked about a lot of stuff in this column, and I hope you have taken something away from what I've written. I also hope it makes you think about a complex topic within the sports world that needs changing.
Everybody has heard of Jackie Robinson. If you follow baseball, you’ve probably heard of Satchel Paige. But what about players like Hank Thompson, Buck O’Neil and Rube Foster? Most have never heard these names.
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