MAC Notebook: Teams prepare to battle for the MAC
Oct. 21, 2013This week will be death or glory for the front-runners in the Mid-American Conference.
This week will be death or glory for the front-runners in the Mid-American Conference.
Entering its contest against Eastern Michigan, Ohio players stressed that they needed to play four quarters of complete football — a concept they were devoid of against Central Michigan on Oct. 12.
Ohio entered the weekend trying to rebound from its first Mid-American Conference loss, but the Bobcats were once again unable to string together two weekend victories.
A score line can normally tell the whole story of the game, but if you looked at Sunday’s score line you might think Ohio was dominated on the field.
Ohio cruised past Canisius this weekend in Bird Arena, outscoring the Golden Griffins 16-3 and extending its winning streak to five games.
Heavy hearts filled Rynearson Stadium on Saturday, as the Eastern Michigan football team mourned the loss of teammate Demarius Reed.
Ohio found itself in uncharted territory last Saturday after suffering its first Mid-American Conference loss of the season at the hands of Central Michigan.
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Coming off a weekend that coach Ryan Theis called “somewhat disappointing,” the Bobcats will look to bounce back at home against the top two teams in the Mid-American Conference West Division.
After almost seven weeks and 12 games, Ohio will finally play a game on its home turf.
The Bobcats are attempting to extend their modest three-game winning streak when they welcome a high-scoring Canisius squad to Bird Arena for a two-game series this weekend.
For Ohio linebackers coach Ron Collins the first thing that stands out is his experience.
Jarrod Genther is a born-again cross country runner.
If you read my column about baseball after the All-Star break, I urged readers to stop watching A
Google Maps calculates that Athens is a two hour and 52 minute drive from Barberton.
For my entire life, the Chicago Bears have relied on defense and a solid running game to win games.
After losing to Denver in the first round of the National Invitation Tournament last year, which ended five seniors’ collegiate careers earlier than desired, a new season has begun in The Convo with expectations to build off the season that was cut short last year.
After two intense days of competition, the Ohio women’s golf team produced an eighth-place finish in the two-day Rocket Classic.