Sports Column: NCAA needs a College Football Playoff
By Andy Kovar | Nov. 17, 2013The NCAA has messed everything up because it is greedy and selfish.
The NCAA has messed everything up because it is greedy and selfish.
Bob Boldon said Ohio’s win Saturday satisfied him enough that he could actually enjoy his sandwich on the team’s trip back to Athens.
MAC throws the Huskies a bone
Juli Accurso continues to be Juli Accurso.
It took a mere 15 seconds for Ohio to get on the scoreboard against Lindenwood on Saturday, and the scores were a trend that continued throughout the night.
Although Ohio University was established 66 years before its in-state counterpart Ohio State University, the Buckeyes are viewed as the state’s big-brother school, especially because of their athletic dominance.
Playing on national television for the first time in Ohio University’s history, the Bobcats clinched the No. 1 seed in next weekend’s Mid-American Conference Tournament against the only MAC East team it had not defeated this season.
Life on the road can be tough.
When Ohio’s starters were being introduced before their matchup against No. 10 Ohio State, a pair of Bobcats received a thunderous applause from the crowd at Value City Arena from their hometown faithful.
Jim Christian has preached that the reason he scheduled Northern Iowa, Ohio State and Valparaiso to begin the season is because he wants to see how his team responds to a challenging schedule.
When rivals come to town, the anticipation and excitement surrounding the matchup heightens to a new level.
Oftentimes, the toughest task a team faces is finding a goalie who can carry the load and keep composed when games don’t go according to plan.
After a two-week hiatus from competition, the Ohio men’s and women’s cross country teams will return to action Friday at the NCAA Regionals meet in Madison, Wisc.
At practice this week, Ohio players preached that they needed to put their week 11 drubbing behind them.
At the beginning of the season, Ohio had hopes to win a Mid-American Conference title and earn a berth in the NCAA Tournament.
For the first time in program history, Ohio will play a match televised on national television Thursday against the team that handed the Bobcats their first loss in Mid-American Conference play.
Many of us were taught as little kids the golden rule: One should treat others as one would like others to treat oneself.