Women's Basketball: Ohio starts 2013 with victory against Xavier
By Alex Marcheschi | Jan. 4, 2013Ohio opened the 2013 part of its schedule with a 68-62 win against Xavier Saturday, without junior guard and second leading scorer Shavon Robinson.
Ohio opened the 2013 part of its schedule with a 68-62 win against Xavier Saturday, without junior guard and second leading scorer Shavon Robinson.
Ohio closed out its early non-conference slate with a 37-point win against Marshall Saturday, moving its record to 9-5 overall heading into Mid-American Conference play. Read our chronological coverage of the win below.
Heading into the holidays, Ohio coach Jim Christian said that he’s historically found the time between the beginning of Winter Intersession and Christmas to be very productive, in terms of team growth.
From the hardwood to the football field, Ohio has given itself a foothold among the collegiate athletics landscape, a place it has not enjoyed for quite some time.
The Bobcats are still without a road win after a 74-63 loss to the Sooners Saturday.
There’s something to be said for symmetry. There’s also value in explosiveness.
Ohio seeks to win its second bowl game in program history. Its opponent, the Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks eye their first bowl victory since becoming a part of the Football Bowl Subdivision. It's the 2012 installment of the AdvoCare V100 Independence Bowl from Shreveport, La.
Heading into the holiday season, Oklahoma was riding a 36-game win streak against non-conference opponents, which it had held since falling to Stephen F. Austin in 2007-08.
The Mid-American Conference has struggled to a 1-3 record during this bowl season. Friday, Ohio aims to change that luck against Louisiana-Monroe and tack on a ninth victory in the Advocate V100 Independence Bowl to close its 2012 season.
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Ohio won its second game of December with a 93-57 rout against winless Maryland Eastern Shore.
After having a three-game winning streak snapped by Manhattan on Dec. 19, Ohio suffered a loss to Long Island University-Brooklyn on Friday, beginning a two-game losing streak.
Despite leading Manhattan in almost every statistical category on paper coming into the game, Ohio was unable to win four straight games for the first time since the 2009 season, as the Bobcats were ice-cold from the field.
The Bobcats fell to 7-4 on the year with an 85-76 loss to Massachusetts Wednesday. Read our chronological coverage of the Bobcats' loss below.
We’re a quarter of the way through the 2012-2013 NBA season and you know what that means, it’s time for Posting Up's first annual Quarter Awards. While content has been slow lately, thanks to the ever-daunting Finals Week, the break should bless you with plenty of posts.The Quarter Awards are the NBA's standard yearly awards, handed out a quarter of the way through the season. The Sixth Man of the Year, Most Improved Player, Defensive Player of the Year, Coach of the Year, Rookie of the Year, and MVP awards will all be doled out in this post. Is one fourth of the way into the season too early to hand out awards? Probably. But, is fun to read? Of course.
When Massachusetts coach Derek Kellogg signed on with the team in 2008, he inherited a shell of the team that went 25-11 the previous season and bested Syracuse and Florida on its way to the National Invitational Tournament final.
The Bobcats fell to 7-3 on the year with a 50-49 loss to Winthrop on Saturday. Read our chronological coverage of the Bobcats' loss below.
A former Ohio linebacker, known for tearing up opponents’ backfields throughout his collegiate career, has been accused of vandalizing a field in his hometown of Kearny, Neb.
Pregame
It was a pair of freshman who sealed the deal for Ohio Sunday, securing a 79-72 victory against Morehead State in a high-scoring overtime thriller.