After being regarded as the top team in the league for the majority of the season, few questions remained about Ohio heading into the weekend, aside from who would be the first to hand the Bobcats a loss.
Not only did the RedHawks dash the Ohio football team’s undefeated season Saturday, but they also ended the soccer team’s 2012 campaign Sunday with a first-round win in the Mid-American-Conference tournament.
No. 24 Ohio faces off with Miami in the 89th installment of the Battle of the Bricks. The Bobcats (7-0, 3-0 Mid-American Conference) have won six straight against the RedHawks (3-4, 2-1 MAC.)
At the beginning of the season, Ohio envisioned entering its final regular season game in contention for the Mid-American Conference regular season crown.
Ohio’s pristine record is not built from bricks — it’s been constructed from straw and sticks.
Another pivotal weekend looms for Ohio, as two division rivals are set to enter The Convo and take the court with the Mid-American Conference leading Bobcats.
Despite a 3-0 loss to Kent State on Thursday, Ohio was able to sneak into the Mid-American Conference tournament as the No. 8 seed. The Bobcats benefitted from a Buffalo loss in overtime to Akron on Thursday.
In 2007, the Cleveland Browns shocked nonbelievers around Northeast Ohio and beyond by finishing the season 10-6 — a record that isn’t typically that impressive by NFL standards, but one that greatly improved on their previous efforts.
Ohio wrapped up its fall season Tuesday by falling back from its Monday finish at the Dayton Fall Invitational.
Having played all but one Mid-American Conference opponent this season, Ohio sits atop the conference standings and is in the midst of a season-long winning streak.
The Mid-American Conference tournament doesn’t begin until next week, but Ohio coach Stacy Strauss told the Bobcats last weekend that their mindset should already be flipped to a postseason mentality.
Ohio’s new semester system might not be a hit with the student body, but it is working in the Bobcats’ favor when it comes to handling gridiron collisions.
Ohio Athletics has garnered a lot of national respect as of late, but perhaps its biggest collective sigh of relief came in the form of what it has retained, rather than gained, in 2012.
The Ohio women's golf team ended its fall season Tuesday afternoon. The team shot a season-low score of 605 for the Dayton Fall Invitational and finished third out of 17 other schools.
Ohio had its best first round this season Monday at the Dayton Fall Invitational, posting a team total of 302.
Lance Armstrong’s doping allegations aren’t a new story. They have circulated for almost two decades and are a defining story of a sport whose reputation has been permanently damaged by performance enhancing drugs.
Ohio will return to the course Monday in the Dayton Fall Invitational following individual play in last week’s Yestingsmeier Invitational.
Solutions by The State News