In a season full of missed opportunities and failed potential, Ohio suffered another setback during the stretch run of the Mid-American Conference schedule.
Though a few Ohio players may not have escaped their weekend series with Arizona without their fair share of bumps and bruises, the team’s record remains untarnished for the fifth straight week.
On a sunny day at Chessa Field on Sunday, each senior was given a bouquet of flowers, but it was the seniors who were in full bloom.
Both Mid-American Conference division leaders took the court in The Convo on Saturday, but Ohio continued its dominance in conference play with a victory against Western Michigan.
Motivational messages adorn the walls of Ohio’s locker room, offering incentive and inspiration. As the season wanes, there is no better time for the Bobcats to heed those messages if they hope to participate in the Mid-American Conference tournament.
Ready to begin the second half of its season this weekend, Ohio looks to remain near the top of the Mid-American Conference standings against a pair of MAC West opponents at The Convo.
If there were any questions about the strength of Ohio’s hockey team heading into this season, the squad has proven that it has the answers at both ends of the ice in the early part of the season.
Ohio had to overcome early adversity against Northern Illinois Friday in order to extend its winning streak to eight consecutive matches.
As Ohio prepared to begin its third practice of the season Wednesday, several team members crowded around an iPad near center court, poring over the latest sign of their expectations for this season — a Sports Illustrated story touting Ohio as the next big mid-major power.
Only two regular season games, the Mid-American Conference tournament and possible NCAA tournament games remain on the schedule, but most of the legacy the class of 2013 leaves behind has already been established.
When former Ohio running back Kalvin McRae finished his career at Ohio in 2007, his goal was to leave behind a legacy for future running backs. Until recently, it’s a legacy that has yet to be fulfilled.
Throughout the years, primarily women have played volleyball collegiately, as only 33 schools across the country carry a Division I men’s program, compared to more than 300 programs for women.
The Bobcats golf team received bad news that affects the rest of the season.
Goal scorers like senior Taylor Brown don’t come to Athens very often, but when they do, they seem to come in bunches.
In 1968, the Vietnam War was in full swing and Republican Richard Nixon was announced as the president-elect.
Having won seven straight matches for the first time since last season, Ohio is rolling past Mid-American Conference opponents, as the Bobcats have dropped only two sets during the streak.
Ohio men’s golf can’t seem to buy a break when it comes to unpleasant weather. Last week, both days of the Firestone Invitational were delayed due to a frost-covered course.
Graduating seniors were honored before Ohio’s game against Missouri State Saturday at Pruitt Field, but one shined above the rest.
Ohio won two matches against Mid-American Conference opponents over the weekend, pushing its winning streak to seven matches.
As Fall Semester surpassed its midpoint and students supplemented their study schedules with a Homecoming celebration during the weekend, Ohio gave them another reason to smile Sunday by breaking into the Associated Press Top 25.
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