Field Hockey: Ohio falls to Kent State in MAC Championship game
By Luke O'Roark | Nov. 9, 2014After beating No. 1 seed Central Michigan, Ohio lost to Kent State despite holding the Golden Flashes scoreless the first half.
After beating No. 1 seed Central Michigan, Ohio lost to Kent State despite holding the Golden Flashes scoreless the first half.
The Bobcats’ exhibition victory Saturday was their final tuneup before the season begins next weekend.
Anton in Show Business, a satire about theater and the people in it, will be at the Forum Theater Tuesday through Saturday.
Three years after the father of Andrea Robinson, who died of bacterial meningitis, sued the Ohio University and related officials for neglecting their duties, attorneys from the both sides settled on $1 million.
Stand-up comedian Billy Gardell performed at MemAud Saturday for a crowd of fathers.
Ohio University fraternity Pi Kappa Phi held their 5th annual Pie A Pi Kapp Saturday, in benefit of The Ability Experience
Those who live on South Green are more likely to have their bikes stolen.
Women’s Center offers $tart $mart workshops featuring Roxanne Male-Brune.
Graduate student Elizabeth Volpe became sick with mono last year and lost her graduate assistantship with the Women’s Center as a result.
The Post Poppers discuss their picks for upcoming superhero movies and TV shows.
After a trip to see Niagara Falls, it was back to business on the court for the Bobcats.
Ohio used a three-goal third period to finish a dominant weekend against lower-division foes, defeating Division III Adrian College 5-1 on Saturday night at Bird Arena. Goalie Ryan Heltion recorded 13 saves in the win.
10 takeaways from Ohio's exhibition victory against Marietta.
Usually known for their defensive play this season, Ohio used their attacking to beat Akron in four sets.
Ohio took control early and held it against visiting Division II Delaware on Friday, catching a blowout win 11-0. Scott Boyd shined in the net for the Bobcats, totaling 15 saves and getting the win.
Brittany Walker had numerous critical goals in Ohio’s shootout with Central Michigan, as the Bobcats advance to their second MAC Championship in four seasons.
If you have been watching the NFL throughout the past decade, you can tell that the refs have become a little more trigger-happy with their flags. These yellow flags are supposed to represent Commissioner Roger Goodell’s concern for the players’ safety.The term “hitting a defenseless receiver” has become all too common in the NFL in recent years. I understand they don’t want the defensive players destroying a guy because he is vulnerable, but how are you supposed to play the game nowadays if you can’t hit someone hard? The sole reason why these guys get paid so much is because what they do is dangerous. Fines have been too frequent lately. Each fine is based on how much the player gets paid, and the penalty is priced accordingly. But if player safety is such a concerning factor for the Goodell, why add another game (Thursday) to the weekly schedule?The NFL is where modern day gladiators go to battle as entertainment for us. It’s comprised of some of the biggest, fastest, most athletic men in the entire world, and they line up against one another and hit each other in the head for a couple of hours. There is a reason the NFL only has 16 games while Major League Baseball has 162 — the human body simply can’t take beatings the way these NFL guys do on a consistent basis.I love the idea of a primetime game; it gives America a chance to zone in on one game and gather around to enjoy America’s favorite sport. But we already had that with Monday Night Football. Altering the schedule to have a game on Thursday night is just a ploy to put some more money in the NFL’s pocket.If a team plays on the previous Sunday, then the players would only have three days of practice and rest before they have to go out onto the field and put themselves at risk again. But I guess it’s okay, right? Because Goodell is allowing more flags to be thrown.Sure, it’s their job and they get paid like kings, but I think it’s wrong to give these guys another game to go out there and destroy their bodies just a little bit more. However, this goes with the issue about penalties and fines. If you’re going to fine someone for endangering another player, but you add another game onto the weekly schedule, that screams hypocrite to me. Goodell is all over the place, and it seems like he is losing a grip on things. He already did a horrible job dealing with the Ray Rice incident earlier this year, and he was the one who instilled this new Thursday Night Football gimmick that only allowed DirecTV users to watch the game.The NFL needs to end Thursday Night Football and go back to the normal schedule. He is letting his greed get in the way of really keeping these players safe.Adam Wondrely is a senior studying creative writing and journalism. Email him aw922910@ohio.edu
City officials haven’t adopted an electrical aggregation plan despite voters approving the idea last year.
Ohio (5-5, 3-3 MAC) got back to .500 with a well-rounded victory against Buffalo Wednesday
OU professor to be inducted into Cleveland Press Club hall of fame