Sports Column: Decision to table the 10-second rule was the right one
By Christopher Miller | Mar. 8, 2014About three weeks ago, the NCAA Football Rules Committee met to discuss the possible institution of a 10-second rule.
About three weeks ago, the NCAA Football Rules Committee met to discuss the possible institution of a 10-second rule.
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Before spring break, the four finalists who will be interviewed by the governor for Ohio University’s student trustee position were selected. OU’s next student trustee won’t be announced until the Leadership Gala in the spring, but I do have a suggestion for the first official act of whomever is chosen:
Will the Ohio Department of Natural Resources approve a permit application for a coal mining operation in Carroll County, Ohio, to be done by the same corporate complex responsible for the recent, massive water pollution in West Virginia?
Heading into this weekend’s Mid-American Conference Championships, Ohio coach Joel Greenlee said that he wanted six national qualifiers.
Not only can one game change a season, but it can also end it.
OXFORD — Toughness and fortitude are often the most used clichés in the book, but those terms describe Ohio’s performance Saturday with a come-from-behind overtime victory against Miami in the regular season finale.
OXFORD — With four-and-a-half minutes to play, the scoreboard powered down in Miami’s Millet Hall and it never really recovered, similar to the Bobcats’ play.
It is not easy being a Pittsburgh Pirates fan.
It's national tournament time for the Bobcat hockey team.
By Will Ashton | wa054010@ohiou.edu| @thewillofash
By Will Ashton | wa054010@ohiou.edu| @thewillofash
Heaving into Wednesday’s game, Ohio was looking for its first season sweep of Kent State since the Reagan administration, but the Golden Flashes’ held on late and swept the Bobcats.
Athens City Council President Jim Sands was rushed to the Grant Medical Center in Columbus by helicopter following a fall this morning, Athens County Sheriff Pat Kelly said in a Facebook post Wednesday. Sands was apparently diagnosed with a fractured vertebrae.
Some came with mullets. Some came with a typical male groom. Some even came with a shoulder-length “hockey flow.”
The Athens Police Department has issued nationwide arrest warrants for two men — whose names are listed as students in Ohio University’s online directory — who it believes set an arson fire at 68 Stewart St. late last month
Despite not winning a third consecutive bowl game, expenses for Ohio football’s four-day trip to St. Petersburg, Fla. in December totaled less than the team’s postseason trips the previous two seasons, according to a report released by Ohio Athletics on Tuesday.