Football: Ohio will meet UL-Monroe in the Independence Bowl Dec. 28
By Nick Robbe | Dec. 1, 2012The Bobcats were the nation's first Division I team to acquire bowl eligibility, and started 7-0.
The Bobcats were the nation's first Division I team to acquire bowl eligibility, and started 7-0.
While the excitement of Friday’s game at Bird Arena kept fans at the edge of their cold, metal bleachers, the action on Saturday night had some of Ohio’s younger fans telling Minot State to “Stop beating up our Bobcats.”
Ohio fell to Robert Morris by a score of 84-76 Saturday on the road. The Bobcats moved to 6-1 on the year with the defeat. Read our chronological coverage of the game below.
Ohio coach Jim Christian had something to be disgruntled about after a game for the first time this season Wednesday.
In the midst of a four-game losing streak, the Bobcats were once again unable to close out a victory after a narrow 65-61 loss against Massachusetts on Thursday.
Imagine your parents telling you that they aren’t going to give you any of the top four items on your Christmas wish list. Instead, they inform you that they decided to save money for the future and just get you some small, practical gifts.
Minot State might not be the easiest school to find on a map, but Ohio coach Dan Morris knows that the North Dakota squad will be anything but a feeble opponent.
Despite trading points with Massachusetts for the majority of the game and cutting down costly turnovers, offensive woes once again hindered Ohio Thursday, resulting in the team’s fourth consecutive loss.
With 23 seconds remaining, St. Bonaventure senior forward Demitrius Conger rose for a three-point shot that would give the Bonnies a one-point advantage against Ohio.
The Ohio swimming and diving team welcomed a new assistant coach whose name is still synonymous with Mid-American Conference lore to the pool deck this season.
Ohio Athletics gave away free "We Are Ohio" scarves to the first 1,000 students through The Convo's doors Wednesday for the Bobcats' game against St. Bonaventure.
Steve Young knows how hard it is. So do Aaron Rodgers, Kyrie Irving and Andrew Luck.
November is the time of year when Americans eat a combined 675 million pounds of turkey, shoppers do anything for a good sale, and swimmers complete in their first meets of the season.
After starting the season with a win against Cleveland State, Ohio has dropped three straight games, losing to Minnesota and the University of Nevada, Las Vegas in its road trip to the Gopher State before falling to Duquesne Sunday.
Rajon Rondo is in the midst of something special.
St. Bonaventure is a model of perseverance.
Having endured a roller-coaster ride full of ups and downs throughout the season, coach Ryan Theis and the Bobcats are left hungry at the conclusion, despite having passed expectations.
Lexie Baldwin is not the typical Ohio women’s basketball player. Her favorite hobbies include fishing, riding four-wheelers (or mud-riding, as she calls it), and hunting. When she is not shooting wild game, though, she is perfecting her game on the hardwood.
This isn’t your dad’s Big Ten anymore, and come 2014 it won’t resemble the one I hold dearly, either.
It’s safe to say that Ohio passed its first real test with flying colors Saturday, besting Richmond in come-from-behind fashion.