Basham brings new life to Bobcats' defense
By Alex Busch | Aug. 28, 2014Tarell Basham, a sophomore defensive end, is making a name for himself on- and off-the-field.
Tarell Basham, a sophomore defensive end, is making a name for himself on- and off-the-field.
@ThePostSports writers debate Josh Gordon's suspension for marijuana.
Senior veteran Brittany Walker feels at home while suited up, tending the twine
For the first time since 2001, the Bobcats will open their year against a Mid-American Conference opponent when they travel to Kent State University on Saturday. It’ll be just the second time a pair of MAC teams will begin their seasons in conference play the past seven years.
Pro athletes retire at home despite ties.
Insights on the upcoming football season by MAC coaches during the weekly teleconference.
Over the past decade, Ohio has personified dominance within the Mid-American Conference. Now, under the new direction of coach Deane Webb, it’s looking to take the next step.
Ohio’s first test is over.
If the Boilermaker Challenge Cup was any indication of the season ahead, the Bobcats strolled away with more questions than answers.
There was an interesting pattern going throughout the large crowd gathered around Athens Skate Park on a hot afternoon.
Quarterback competitions are something football fans are accustomed to every year in Ohio.
DETROIT — The narrative has already been told many times: gone are the names familiar to Ohio fans.
We captured Mid-American Conference Media Day in a 20-part social story, including all things #MACtion from Detroit on Wednesday:
DETROIT -- Here is our Mid-American Conference Football Media Day edition of "The Huddle," where Post reporters provide an inside look at Ohio football. Take a look at how MAC teams are feeling about the upcoming season.
DETROIT— Ohio is being projected to miss yet another Mid-American Conference championship game.
Losing 2-1 to Uruguay in Rio de Janeiro’s sacred Maracanã has always been regarded as the worst day in Brazil’s sporting history.
RECIFE, BRAZIL — Growing up, my dad would always play “Death or Glory” by The Clash for our family before anything important happened. The title was self-explanatory, yet it carried so much weight. It described competition in its simplest sense: win or lose.
The FIFA World Cup brings out the best and the worst of football, and it’s done the same for Brazil.
More than two months ago, Jonathan Sheridan resigned after winning 30 games in his only season as the head coach of the Ohio hockey team.