Since Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel announced his decision to enter the NFL draft in April, I’ve been analyzing his play like a high schooler analyzes their SAT words.
The Bobcats played with fire but didn’t get burned on their way to a third consecutive victory.
Facing Akron and squaring up with forward Demetrius Treadwell was a task Maurice Ndour was looking forward to during the spring of 2013.
After surpassing its win total it achieved the entire season last year, Ohio will look to continue its hot start to Mid-American Conference play after winning three of its past four games.
With the conclusion of the bowl season last week, Ohio football is looking ahead to another campaign and announced its opponents for the 2014 season on Monday.
If you watched Florida State’s win against Auburn in the National Championship game last week, you witnessed history, and perhaps more importantly, the end of the Bowl Championship Series-era that has plagued college football for 16 tumultuous years.
In contrast to one of the most exciting regular seasons in recent memory, the Major League Baseball offseason has been extremely dull.
After suffering its first Mid-American Conference loss of the season Sunday, Ohio will attempt to get back on the winning track with a quick turnaround.
The word “consistency” has been missing from Ohio’s vocabulary as it approaches the midpoint of its season.
Despite being a team that normally tries to use its streaky scoring to win games, Ohio flexed its defensive muscle to capture its second Mid-American Conference win on Sunday against Western Michigan.
Records are meant to be broken.
Akron is the egg that coach Jim Christian and Ohio can’t seem to crack.
When Ohio began the year as the preseason Mid-American Conference favorite, it was expected that a few of its in-conference competitions might result in a blowout.
Ohio’s victory in the Mid-American Conference opener was one that tested the Bobcats, as their focus changed several times throughout the game.
After hitting the snooze button throughout the first half, Ohio finally pulled itself out of bed in the second half on a sunny afternoon in Asheville, N.C.
Six Ohio wrestlers took to the mat on Thursday for day two of the Southern Scuffle in Chattanooga, Tenn.
On fire doesn’t begin to describe the Bobcats’ shooting performance on Monday.
Solutions by The State News