Football: Bobcats prepare to juke past injuries
By Michael Stainbrook | Oct. 3, 2011A mouth guard can be replaced for about $3. But how do you replace a nose guard?
A mouth guard can be replaced for about $3. But how do you replace a nose guard?
Every Ohio soccer player knows two words apply for every home match.
Ohio won a critical game against Kent State Saturday but lost a critical Huynh in the process.
Following her team’s shutout win against Miami yesterday, Ohio’s Taylor Brown had ice on her left wrist.
OHIO Football: Bobcats vs. Kent State Golden Flashes
Despite playing the majority of their games on the road this season, the Bobcats have jumped out to an 8-2 record. Mid-American Conference play will continue for them this weekend, with games at home against Ball State and Miami.
“Kent” is just a euphemism for “almost Cleveland.” OHIO 34, Kent State 16 — Michael Stainbrook (3-0)
After sweeping the Ohio Invitational for the second-consecutive season last weekend, the Bobcats hope to continue their winning ways against much tougher competition this afternoon in the All-Ohio Championships.
Ohio has been the victim of opponents’ point runs in several of its matches this season, but the Bobcats strung together a few runs of their own to defeat Kent State in straight sets.
Playing a team that you’ve already beaten handily may seem like a piece of cake, a cinch, a welcomed chance to add a couple more easy marks to the win column.
When life gave Derek Roback lemons, he did what every good quarterback does.
A westward road trip is on the horizon for the Bobcats.
Money doesn’t grow on trees, but Ohio University has found a way to put enough of it together to fund a new multipurpose center.
Many Ohio University students can call themselves out-of-staters, but not many can say they hail from a foreign country.
The Alexander Spartans’ first five games of the season have been bunnies, but the conference schedule might present a different animal.
General Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson gained a reputation for not letting opposing troops get through his ranks. Much like Jackson, the Ohio Bobcats are gaining a reputation for not letting opponents’ attacks get through their blocks.
Through four races this season, a trend is emerging: Sophomore runners are leading the Bobcat pack on the course.
Three area football teams have already guaranteed themselves a .500 season.
The Ohio men’s basketball team has added a player to its 2011-2012 roster and another has shown interest in joining the team the following year.