Marshall, Cato snap Ohio's 'Battle for the Bell' streak
By Chad Lindskog | Sep. 13, 2014Marshall won the Battle for the Bell for the first time in three years, defeating Ohio 44-14 on Saturday.
Marshall won the Battle for the Bell for the first time in three years, defeating Ohio 44-14 on Saturday.
In the midst of a defensive stalemate, freshman Megan Silveira broke the game wide open when she scored her first collegiate goal with 17 minutes left on the clock.
Despite conceding an early goal, the Bobcats were able to rally to win their second-consecutive win at Chessa Field.
Most Ohio students have never seen Marshall win the annual Battle for the Bell.
After a strong start to the season, the women’s golf team heads familiar territory for two members of the Bobcats.
Ohio is set to host Ohio State and Longwood at Pruitt Field this weekend.
After a first-place finish for the men and second-place finish for the women last weekend, Ohio will look to carry momentum into a 5K competition at Miami
Coach Aaron Rodgers' attacking style hasn’t led to goals yet, but the Bobcats hope for progress when they host Detroit on Friday.
@ThePostSports staffers try to predict Saturday's football game against Marshall.
If the Browns didn’t see the need for Manziel this Sunday, who knows when they will.
Coach Neil Macmillan has implemented a system where the Bobcats aren’t assigned specific positions over their careers, they play where they think they fit.
#OhioVB transfers Shelby Walker and Aubree Hord add depth to the already talented Bobcats in effort to put them over the edge.
NFL touchdown celebrations are going away. Well, that depends on whether players follow the rules.
Forget what you’ve heard about the A’s, Angels or Nationals. A team flying under the radar is poised to take Major League Baseball by storm. The 2014 World Series title is coming to the Charm City of Baltimore.
With just three wins from the MAC in week two, programs are preparing for a better week three.
#OhioVB Freshman outside hitter Jaime Kosiorek proves she could be the next star for Ohio Volleyball
The summer momentum has continued into the fall season for the Ohio as they finished fifth overall in Redbird Invitational.
For the second consecutive week, and Ohio player has been named a Mid-American Conference player of the week.
The Bobcats lost 3-0 to California on Saturday in Bloomington, Indiana. They still haven't won a game this year.