Last offseason, three wrestling powers officially made their entry into the Mid-American Conference, instantly making it one of the most competitive wrestling conferences in the country and arguably second only to the Big Ten Conference.
During the past few weeks, coach Jodi Hermanek has consistently stressed the importance of starting “phase two” of the season on the right note. The Bobcats did exactly that this weekend.
Entering the weekend, the last time Ohio had won a baseball game was on March 9 and last time it won a weekend series was May 13, 2012.
For the first time since March 1, Ohio found itself on the winning side of the final score.
Ninety minutes before tipoff, as has been the case before every home game this season, Nick Kellogg was the first Bobcat on the court. He attempted shot after shot while assistant coach Bill Wuczynski grabbed rebounds and fed the ball back to him.
Wichita State fell just four points short of advancing to the national championship game in last season’s men’s basketball NCAA Tournament.
The Bobcats will get three chances this weekend to snap their nine-game losing streak before it reaches the double digits.
The Bobcats, who thought they escaped Black and Gold after the Wake Forest Invitational last weekend, will return south to Nashville, Tenn. this weekend to participate in the Vanderbilt Black and Gold Invitational on Friday and Saturday.
The first 28 games have provided the kindling for the season that awaits Ohio softball in the Mid-American Conference portion of its schedule.
Outside the Aquatic Center, one can find multiple Hemlock trees peppered around, surviving the wintry mix of Athens on Wednesday. The Hemlock tree, which can withstand very heavy snowfall and ice storms, is a metaphor of the struggles the Bobcats withstood this season.
It’s been over two weeks since Ohio’s last win on the baseball diamond, and the team’s most recent go-round displayed the same deficiencies the team has been held accountable for all season.
Now that free agency is underway, teams throughout the NFL are searching for players to sign, as another year of football will be underway before we know it.
Ohio women’s golf finished in 10th place overall in the Ocala Invitational thanks to an outstanding performance by freshman Hailey Hrynewich after three days of play in Florida.
During the fall of 1959, Ralph C. Wilson Jr. was searching to put together a new team to join Lamar Hunt’s new league, the American Football League.
In one year, Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston has accomplished everything a college football player could dream of.
Looking for positives after a three-game sweep at the hands of Central Michigan, Ohio coach Rob Smith looked to his starting pitchers.
Although women in sports media have certainly earned more respect over the years, there are still many leaves to turn.
Tuesday marked yet another cancelled game for the Bobcats, which have now had nine of their 29 originally scheduled games postponed or cancelled because of the weather.
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