Defeating a sub-.500 team without its leading scorer and rebounder seems like an easy task, but nothing came easy for the Bobcats Wednesday night.
The only thing pleasant about Ohio’s midweek matchup with Central Michigan was the host city’s name.
Between their new black jerseys and the rivalry game against Miami on Gary Trent Day, the Bobcats have had lots of razzle to complement their on-court dazzle. But Wednesday’s contest will be less about fun and more about
It’s no coincidence that bowl games fall during the holiday season. After a long, grueling fall schedule, teams are rewarded with a chance to play on the national stage.
The Bobcats will have to wait another week to know which players will fill the roster spots left by outgoing seniors. But the team already has filled its only coaching vacancy.
The Ohio football team was recognized for its Famous Idaho Potato Bowl victory and 10-win season during a halftime ceremony at the men’s basketball game Saturday. On Tuesday, the team was recognized in a different slightly more formal setting.
Sports have always been an escape from everyday life. But there are just some things that no one can escape. Including death.
At times this season, Ohio has struggled offensively, but Sunday’s loss to Toledo reached a new level of futility.
After trailing archrival Miami for most of the game, the Bobcats took the game away from the RedHawks.
After winning its first two home meets of the season, Ohio sought to continue its winning ways at The Convo during the weekend against Kent State and Bloomsburg.
Toledo (10-7, 3-2 MAC) comes to The Convo to square off against Ohio (9-10, 2-3 MAC). The Bobcats will see the return of junior forward Porsha Harris in limited capacity today.
In a battle of two top carnivores in the Central States Collegiate Hockey League, it was the Lions who took a big bite out of the Bobcats.
Thursday’s win against Akron might have marked a new chapter in Ohio’s 2011-12 season.
Gary Trent accomplished many things while wearing his No. 20 jersey at The Convo, but it was not until that jersey hung in the rafters that he would see Ohio defeat rival Miami at home on a day named in his honor.
Kent State’s dominance in the Mid-American Conference continued against the Bobcats on Friday evening during their 23-9 victory in a dual meet at The Convo.
Gary Trent’s No. 20 jersey was a staple on the hardwood of The Convo from 1992 to 1995. But starting Saturday, that jersey will be a permanent part of the historic venue.
Coming off a dominant performance against Northern Illinois last weekend, Ohio will try to continue its winning ways at home against Kent State and Bloomsburg.
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