Sports Column: Teams leave fans in tizzy after tie
By Chris Yangas | Nov. 11, 2013Final: St. Louis 24, San Francisco 24. There are ties in football and I love them, as we last saw on Nov. 11 last year.
Final: St. Louis 24, San Francisco 24. There are ties in football and I love them, as we last saw on Nov. 11 last year.
Ohio State senior Aaron Craft is a calculated individual — he once solved a Rubik’s Cube in just more than a minute and is one of the best point guards in the NCAA.
A small, figurative snowball has begun to roll down a hill and is gaining momentum.
Jim Christian preached the entire offseason about the depth of this season’s Ohio squad.
The hours are ticking off the clock until “basketball thirty” resumes in The Convo when Ohio tips off its season Saturday against Northern Iowa.
Ohio coach Jim Christian doesn’t want to pigeonhole himself.
When Ohio laces up for its season opener with Xavier in The Convo on Sunday, it will be a battle between a pair of first-year coaches with young teams.
The original Nature Boy was World Wrestling Entertainment Hall of Famer Ric Flair, who made a career out of his signature move, the figure-four leg lock, and his over-the-top personality.
What makes sports exciting every year is the unknown factor, and this season is no different for Ohio, which has a remarkably different roster than it did in years past.
Entering last weekend, the Bobcats weren’t sure they would qualify for the Mid-American Conference Tournament.
For the final time before the Mid-American Conference Tournament, Ohio will hit the road this weekend and play a pair of opponents that are gearing up for revenge.
Momentum can change on a dime during a football game—or, in Ohio’s case, it might only take a nickel.
The Ohio men’s and women’s golf teams traveled almost 6,000 miles throughout their fall campaigns, but the connection built between golfers runs further and deeper. After concluding their fall seasons within the past three weeks, the teams look forward to the offseason before resuming in the spring.
Five men, one mission, two words: total domination.