The Mid-American Conference announced yesterday that it will add a game to the conference football schedule beginning in the 2028 season, making nine conference games its new standard. The conference wants to provide each of its 13 institutions with an extra in-conference opportunity.
Ohio traveled to Penn State University over the weekend to take on nationally-ranked opponents Penn State and Stanford, but unfortunately left the weekend winless.
Ohio will head to University Park, Pennsylvania on Saturday to take on No. 12 Penn State on its homecourt before facing No. 4 Stanford on Sunday. This pair of matches will be a tall task for the Bobcats, but gaining such high levels of experience will prove valuable no matter what.
Daejon Love was recently charged by the FBI with conspiracy to commit wire fraud and wire fraud after scamming more than two dozen women out of about $1.3 million. It was a sickening scheme that lasted for far too long, but Love has finally been hit with the consequences he deserves.
The Bobcats could not replicate their dominant Marshall Invitational performance in Indianapolis over the weekend. They defeated Youngstown State, but dropped both of their other two matches against IU Indy and Butler.
The Bobcats will travel to Indianapolis this Thursday, where they will compete in the Hampton Inn Invitational through Saturday. After last weekend’s 3-0 start at the Marshall Invitational, Ohio is eager to parlay that momentum into wins against IU Indy, Youngstown State and Butler.
Bobcats off to a blazing 3-0 start to the 2026 season. They dominated the Marshall Invitational over the season, sweeping all three opponents in Bucknell, Niagara and Marshall.
The Ohio Bobcats travel to Huntington, West Virginia, this weekend to take on both Bucknell and Niagara on Friday before also facing Marshall on its home court Saturday evening.
Ohio University concluded preseason play after taking on the Kentucky Wildcats in an exhibition match and the Ohio State Buckeyes in a closed-door scrimmage.
Ohio basketball’s star Jackson Paveletzke is back with the Bobcats for a fifth season thanks to the NCAA’s new groundbreaking “5-in-5” rule that was recently passed.
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