Ohio was on the verge of being swept out of the Keith LeClair Classic in Greenville, N.C., on Saturday after dropping its first two games to Illinois and New Mexico State.
It’s been two decades since Ohio began a season 11-3, but after four wins at this weekend’s University of Tennessee-Chattanooga Frost Classic, the Bobcats are matching history.
Pre-game
Ohio fell to Belmont by a score of 81-62 Saturday on the road. The Bobcats (20-7, 11-1 Mid-American Conference) remain winless in non-conference road games this season. Read our chronological coverage of the game below.
In Sunday’s Central States Collegiate Hockey League Tournament final against Iowa State, senior forward Tyler Pilmore was checked over the boards and into the Cyclones’ bench during a shift in the first period.
Since losing all four non-conference road games, Ohio has taken four of five Mid-American Conference contests away from the friendly confines of The Convo.
Expenses for the Ohio football team’s six-day trip to the AdvoCare V100 Independence Bowl in December totaled almost $16,000 more than those for this past year’s Famous Idaho Potato Bowl, according to a report released by Ohio Athletics on Thursday.
After breathing a collective sigh of relief following its first Mid-American Conference victory of the season at Kent State on Wednesday, the Bobcats hope to make it two in a row against Buffalo on Saturday.
If you’ve been anywhere near a television or computer, you’ve likely heard discussions about whether LeBron James compares to Michael Jordan or even Kobe Bryant.
Though they are the two worst teams in the Mid-American Conference, Ohio’s first meeting with Kent State was the closest scoring margin of its season.
The streak is over.
Without hesitation, Ohio coach Jim Christian recalls the biggest shot of his playing career.
Ohio beat Eastern Michigan 73-50 Wednesday at the Convo to move to 20-6 overall and 11-1 in the Mid-American Conference. Follow our chronological coverage of the game below.
Ohio junior Juli Accurso continued her strong season with a win in the Buckeye Tune-Up on Friday.
It’s almost impossible to win a basketball game while shooting a mere 18.8 percent from the field for an entire half, let alone the final one.
In last season’s Central States Collegiate Hockey League Tournament final, Ohio was defeated by Lindenwood and saw the Lions’ celebration happen on the familiar ice of Bird Arena.
After Ohio defeated Iowa State 4-0 on Sunday, junior defenseman Jonathan Gulch put on a goalie mask and goalie gloves as “Harlem Shake” began to play on the speakers in the locker room.
Heading into Saturday’s game against Western Michigan, junior guard Shavon Robinson stressed that in order to earn the Bobcats’ first Mid-American Conference victory of the season, the team must play a completely different second half than the first.
Ohio trailed by two when sophomore guard Stevie Taylor crossed center court with 23 seconds remaining in the Bobcats’ 78-75 overtime win against Kent State on Saturday.
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