Hours before wrestlers stepped onto the mats for the Mid-American Conference Championships, the Bobcats had already suffered a loss.
In the first ever meeting of the two teams, Ohio gave Tennessee Tech something by which to remember them.
The role reversal that took place when Ohio and Northern Illinois met for their rematch closely resembled what would happen if Charlie Sheen and Billy Graham exchanged lives.
The Alex Wilson Invitational is much like a last-chance meet to get into Nationals, and the Bobcats will take their top few to South Bend, Ind. this weekend to compete.
Ohio will host the Ohio University Invitational this weekend, taking on Cleveland State and Western Illinois.
To measure the postseason success of a hockey team, one must look no further than the faces of those on the team. The longer the facial hair, the more success the team has had.
For about 15 minutes following Ohio’s win again Miami Wednesday, coach Semeka Randall did not know where her team would travel for its first-round game in the Mid-American Conference tournament.
Even with his plane hitting turbulence, coach John Groce remained calm as he piloted through shaky skies.
To appreciate how historic the Bobcats’ past two seasons have been, the forgettable years that came before them need to be remembered.
Frustration. Desperation. Disappointment. All three emotions were featured on D.J. Cooper’s face during the waning minutes against Miami.
Another trip south for Ohio will pit the Bobcats against the Golden Eagles of Tennessee Tech in the first ever meeting between the two schools.
We cover this rivalry every time an OU team plays Miami. But in case anyone forgot what the “Battle of the Bricks” is, it goes like this: Miami is preppy and OU is awesome. OHIO 76, Miami 74 — Nathaniel Maund (15-7)
The Ohio women’s golf team opens the spring season at the Rio Verde Collegiate Invitational this weekend in Rio Verde, Ariz.
With just three short days until Ohio’s first-round match-up in the American Collegiate Hockey Association National Tournament, Bird Arena was barren.
Ohio announced Wednesday the hiring of one coach and the expanded role of another to make up for the loss of a departed assistant.
While many people might not take the musical artist Tenacious D seriously, Miami learned how seriously it should have taken Ohio’s tenacious ‘D.’
Traveling from Ohio to Miami is a westerly route. One goes east for the return trip. But for both women’s basketball teams this season, the main direction of travel was south.
In the locker room with a 22-point halftime lead, coach John Groce didn’t say anything different to the team than any other time they held a big lead.
The Bobcats have a good chance to send four wrestlers to the NCAA Championships in Philadelphia — whether they send a fifth is less certain.
Three years ago, Nick Purdue didn’t have it figured out.
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