Football: Sprague, Vick competing for quaterback job
By Alex Busch | June 1, 2014Despite making five straight bowl games, Ohio will feature some new faces on offense this season.
Despite making five straight bowl games, Ohio will feature some new faces on offense this season.
Athens High School quarterback Joe Burrow announced Tuesday that he has committed to play football at Ohio State, after receiving a scholarship offer days ago.
Coming into this season, Ohio was projected to finish in the middle of the Mid-American Conference, but the Bobcats defied expectations and did it their own way by not letting any moment get the best of them.
Despite being the lowest-seeded team in the Lexington Regional, Ohio played like it expected to win against top-seeded Kentucky to the brink of a game one upset on Friday.
In a fitting end to a struggle of a season for Ohio, the squad was swept in its closing three-game series at home against Miami.
Before the season began, coach Jodi Hermanek’s goals were simple and concrete: win the Mid-American Conference and be the best team in Ohio.
In their final midweek matchup of the season, the Bobcats were unable to secure a victory on the road against Eastern Kentucky.
A pitching duel between the Mid-American Conference’s two best pitchers lasted a little over three hours, but Ohio’s Savannah Jo Dorsey outlasted Buffalo’s Tori Speckman to advance to the MAC Tournament championship game.
It’s been nearly two decades, but Ohio is again atop the Mid-American Conference.
Tuesday marked the first time in the history of Bob Wren Stadium that Ohio hosted a team from the Atlantic Coast Conference, as Pittsburgh visited Athens for a midweek game.
During his retirement, former Ohio baseball coach Joe Carbone can be found at Mannino’s Grand Slam in Dublin teaching the principles of baseball to everyone from kindergartners to high schoolers.
It took a while for Ashlee Bilhimer to begin leaving her mark as a Bobcat, but everything has worked out for her.
If there was such thing as a Mid-American Conference East Division championship game during the regular season, it would resemble Ohio’s final two road games this season in a series this weekend at Akron.
After traveling across the country to play on a wide variety of courses, Ohio women’s golf team will head to the Hawthorns Golf & Country Club this weekend to participate in its final meet of the year: the Mid-American Conference Tournament.
This season has been a historic struggle for Ohio baseball, which sits at 6-31 after a 12-4 defeat against Morehead State on Tuesday.