KENT, Ohio — Forty-two seconds remained in Saturday’s game between Ohio and Kent State when Chris Evans, the Golden Flashes’ go-to senior forward, was whistled for traveling on his way to the Bobcats’ basket.
More than $800,000 from Ohio University’s General Fee initially dedicated to Ohio’s planned multipurpose center will be allocated for other student use.
If you’re a young, dominant point guard with a last name that begins with the letter “R,” please be careful.
Ball State handily defeated Ohio by 31 points Saturday, as the Cardinals opened the game with a burst of scoring and never looked back.
After Saturday’s series finale against Oakland, a gaggle of star-crossed children waited outside Ohio’s locker room, braving the loud noises and pungent smells that surrounded it. All they wanted was an autograph or a stick.
Ohio (15-5, 6-0 Mid-American Conference) beat Kent State by a score of 69-68 Saturday on the road. The Bobcats' win signaled the first time they were undefeated six games into conference play since the 1973-1974 season. Follow our chronological coverage of the game below.
After defeating Robert Morris 4-2 this past Saturday, the dulcet tones of Motley Crue’s “Home Sweet Home” rang out from the Bobcat’s locker room, fittingly celebrating a sweep in Ohio’s first home series of 2013.
You don’t have to ask Ohio coach Jim Christian about Kent State senior Randal Holt and his ability to score 14 points per game from the shooting guard position.
Ohio coach Greg Werner has a list of goals for the 2012-2013 swimming season pinned above his desk in his small office, in which every one of his athletes has promised with their signature that they want to win every single dual meet this year.
After losing all five of its first Mid-American Conference games in blowout fashion, Ohio (5-12, 0-5 Mid-American Conference) will travel to Muncie, Ind., on Saturday to battle the Ball State Cardinals (7-11, 4-1 MAC) in hopes of righting the ship.
Editor’s Note: This is the first part of a weekly series detailing the impact of Ohio’s freshmen on the swimming and diving team.
The Bobcats remain winless in the Mid-American Conference this season after falling to Central Michigan 77-48 on Thursday.
With less than two minutes remaining in the Oxford edition of this season’s Battle of the Bricks, Miami junior guard Quinten Rollins watched from underneath the basket as his wide-open layup attempt rolled off the front of the rim, harmlessly to the floor.
Miami’s Millett Hall is a 44-year-old brick facility that is intended to seat 9,200 onlookers. The RedHawks have called it home for the past 39 seasons, during which their games with Ohio have filled the venue to capacity four times.
When Josep Guardiola, former coach of FC Barcelona and probably best soccer coach on earth right now, was signed this past week by the German soccer club team Bayern Munich, seemingly no one in the United States cared about it.
2004 marked the year in which the tsunami ravaged the Indian Ocean region, Athens, Greece hosted the 28th Summer Olympics, and Mark Zuckerburg founded Fackbook. This year also marked the start of Ohio’s winning streak against Marshall.
Ohio beat rival Miami 74-62 Wednesday at Millett Hall to move to 14-5 on the year and 5-0 in Mid-American Conference play. Read our chronological coverage of the game below.
It seems that Ohio cannot catch a break, and it doesn’t get any easier as the Bobcats take the floor tonight in The Convo with Central Michigan — the only undefeated team in Mid-American Conference play.
“Who doesn’t love to win” is one line in the Marshall University fight song. The Thundering Herd’s swimmers, though, haven’t felt the love of winning against Ohio in years.
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