In the only home meet of the season, both Bobcat cross country teams are excited for the challenge of competing on their own course in the annual Ohio Invitational.
With a 3-0 start, Ohio is finally earning a little R-E-S-P-E-C-T. But one important letter is missing from that word: “W.”
Ice hockey has its power play. Field hockey has its penalty corner.
For the majority of the Ohio football team, Saturday’s game at Rutgers is the second of six road games this season. For linebacker Jelani Woseley, this game is as close to home as it gets.
Training rooms in The Convo are getting a facelift that should be completed in time for basketball season.
As if the pressure of the start of the conference season weren’t enough, the 2010 Mid-American Conference championship team will be honored this weekend during the MAC opener against rival Bowling Green
Clocking in at just less than six months, Ohio’s hockey schedule can safely be described as a marathon, not a sprint.
As the John Piper Intercollegiate concluded, the Ohio men’s golf team did not budge in the rankings but stayed in eighth place, as it had for the entirety of the tournament.
He toes the turf, takes three precise paces backward and two careful steps to his left. He clears his mind.
As the tsunami that is conference realignment continues to rage among college football’s power schools, it is beginning to ripple through smaller conferences.
Under the tagline “Decade of Dominance,” members of Ohio’s volleyball team have pressure to continue what other players before them have started.
The Bobcats have faced opponents with a variety of strategies this year, and they are diversifying their attack to meet the challenge.
The Mid-American Conference had a rough week in football action, as eight of nine teams lost games to non-conference opponents.
Ohio is in unfamiliar territory after its latest blowout win. But unfamiliar is not to be confused with uncomfortable.
It’s not often that a team turns the ball over four times and still wins the turnover battle, but that was the case Friday night as Athens used a dominate rushing attack to defeat Chillicothe 28-14.
Despite competing against top-ranked Georgetown, the Ohio women’s cross country team finished strong in Saturday’s Harry Groves Spiked Shoe Invitational.
At first glance, it might appear as if Ohio’s back-to-back losses over the weekend came as a result of the distractions that can accompany a team new to the national rankings.
The Bobcats found themselves in another low-scoring contest this weekend, but emerged from the game with a much-needed win.
The Ohio women’s golf team finished fourth in the Cardinal Classic at Ball State University with an overall score of 624.
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