CLEVELAND –- Ohio was hoping to avoid a Thursday-night Mid-American Conference Tournament game by grabbing one of the top two seeds, but the Bobcats showed why a warm-up game might not be a bad idea.
CLEVELAND — Ohio struggled offensively for most of the first half before finding its groove and defeating Toledo in the Mid-American Conference Tournament quarterfinals Thursday night.
Though the season was marked by a revolving door of injuries and inconsistent shooting, the Ohio women’s basketball program appears to be moving in the right direction.
The Ohio women’s golf team returns to the links for the second time this spring as it travels to Arizona to participate in the Rio Verde Collegiate Invitational Friday through Sunday.
All roads in the Mid-American Conference might lead to Cleveland, but the only road to the NCAA Tournament goes by way of a MAC Tournament championship.
After five years of playing football in the Mid-American Conference, the Owls have flown the coop.
The journey from Tucson, Ariz., to Athens started with a simple rap.
Minutes before the Ohio women’s basketball team left for Cleveland, coach Semeka Randall broke down the team’s plan for the closing minutes of Wednesday’s second-round Mid-American Conference tournament game.
West Virginia State’s trip to Bob Wren Stadium marked not only Ohio’s first home game of the season but also a homecoming trip for one of the visitors.
For college basketball fans throughout the country, March can mean only one thing: the NCAA Tournament.
Bonds between teammates are often described as strong as that of brothers, but for some, the bond goes beyond a comparison.
When Delaware scored in double overtime to beat Ohio in the quarterfinals of the American Collegiate Hockey Association national tournament Sunday, it ended a season full of heartbreak rather than joy for the Bobcats.
A hard-fought season came to a hard-fought end when Nelsonville-York was eliminated from the Ohio Division III District Basketball Tournament, losing to Lucasville Valley 61-40.
The Bobcats will take the field at Bob Wren Stadium for the first time this season when West Virginia State comes to town Tuesday.
Ohio had to stay an extra night in Oxford, but a win the following afternoon meant one less night in Cleveland.
Who would have thought a fight between a Hen and a Bobcat would last more than an hour?
Despite inconsistency in play and a record of only 2-3, the Ohio softball team wrapped up its fourth straight weekend of tournaments at the Georgia Bulldog Invitational on some high notes.
As a redshirt senior, Tenishia Benson had plenty of reasons to be nostalgic after Ohio’s win against Kent State in the final home game of the season Saturday.
The Bobcats will try to protect home court during their first-round Mid-American Conference tournament game. Follow all of the action here.
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