Ohio’s fan contingent for this weekend’s Mid-American Conference Tournament will feature a fervent collection of Reggie Keely supporters, as he calls Cleveland — the site of the tournament — home.
Ohio diving coach Russ Dekker called the NCAA Zone Championship a great learning experience for his young diving squad last season. His expectations for his team have risen in the 370 days since.
Recruiting websites arm giddy fans with knowledge and, at best, a murky photo of what the future holds for their respective teams. Player ratings shouldn’t be taken at face value because one who doesn’t receive high marks could turn out better than expected. The opposite can ring true as well.
Coming off of an above-average fall season, Ohio looks to finish off the year with an equally superb spring season. The Bobcats had four top-ten finishes during the fall season, including a third-place finish out of 17 teams.
The end to Ohio’s season was not planned as the Bobcats fell 5-1 in the American Collegiate Hockey Association Tournament semifinals to eventual national champion Minot State.
Ohio football team members shuffled into their locker room shortly after 5 a.m. Tuesday for the Bobcats’ first spring practice of the year.
Ohio saw its matchup with No. 9 Kentucky as an opportunity to see where it stacked up against the best teams in the country.
Though basketball is what earns the University of Kentucky most of its recognition in athletics, the school’s baseball team is doing what it can to break away and earn notoriety of its own.
The dual season is wrapped up and all Mid-American Conference titles have been determined, but four divers and one swimmer still returned to the Aquatic Center. Their season is not over.
Players come and go every season — it’s the nature of collegiate athletics. However, some leave more significant impressions on a program than others.
Just as one would give back a disappointing novel from the library, Ohio Athletics decided not to renew the contract of former Ohio women’s basketball coach Semeka Randall.
Ohio Athletics announced Sunday that women’s basketball coach Semeka Randall’s contract will not be renewed after her five years at the helm of the Bobcats.
For the first time this season, Ohio completed a weekend with a losing record after winning just one of four games at this weekend’s Husky Classic in Seattle, Wash.
Ohio finished the first round of the Pinehurst Invitational in 13th place out of 16 teams. Five Bobcats shot a 306 — 22 strokes over par.
Ohio fans lived up to their moniker of “Best fans in the MAC” this season as they topped the Mid-American Conference in attendance for football and men’s basketball, according to an Ohio Athletics report released Monday.
Regular season awards have started rolling in for Ohio.
Miami senior point guard Courtney Osborn made it her personal responsibility to put an end to Ohio’s season on Saturday.
Historically speaking, Ohio received a favorable draw for the Mid-American Conference Tournament.
Ohio beat Miami 58-54 to secure a share of its first Mid-American Conference regular season championship since the 1993-94 season Saturday at The Convo. Follow our chronological coverage below.
Solutions by The State News