MAC Media Day: A social story
By Alex Busch | July 23, 2014We captured Mid-American Conference Media Day in a 20-part social story, including all things #MACtion from Detroit on Wednesday:
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.
Despite making five straight bowl games, Ohio will feature some new faces on offense this season.
Athens High School quarterback Joe Burrow announced Tuesday that he has committed to play football at Ohio State, after receiving a scholarship offer days ago.
Coming into this season, Ohio was projected to finish in the middle of the Mid-American Conference, but the Bobcats defied expectations and did it their own way by not letting any moment get the best of them.
Despite being the lowest-seeded team in the Lexington Regional, Ohio played like it expected to win against top-seeded Kentucky to the brink of a game one upset on Friday.
In a fitting end to a struggle of a season for Ohio, the squad was swept in its closing three-game series at home against Miami.
Before the season began, coach Jodi Hermanek’s goals were simple and concrete: win the Mid-American Conference and be the best team in Ohio.
In their final midweek matchup of the season, the Bobcats were unable to secure a victory on the road against Eastern Kentucky.
A pitching duel between the Mid-American Conference’s two best pitchers lasted a little over three hours, but Ohio’s Savannah Jo Dorsey outlasted Buffalo’s Tori Speckman to advance to the MAC Tournament championship game.