Football: Bobcats show mental, physical toughness in season opener
By Michael Stainbrook | Sep. 5, 2011Veteran linemen on both sides of the ball anchored an otherwise inexperienced Bobcat squad in their season opening win Saturday.
Veteran linemen on both sides of the ball anchored an otherwise inexperienced Bobcat squad in their season opening win Saturday.
With the final recommendations for Ohio University’s multipurpose center submitted last spring to President Roderick McDavis, the committee was dissolved after fulfilling its goal of compiling a list of what should be in the center.
Ohio conquered the city of brotherly love this weekend, topping both St. Joseph’s and Temple to advance its record to 5-0.
Three Athens County teams put the “Tri” in Tri-Valley Conference this past weekend, with blowout wins against non-conference opponents.
The only fluff in Ohio’s nonconference schedule is the fur on the mascot’s costumes.
Ohio Athletics has hired a new assistant athletics director for media relations.
Three Athens County teams put the “Tri” in Tri-Valley Conference this past weekend, with blowout wins against non-conference opponents.“Everyone just played real well across the board,” Athens coach Ryan Adams said.
Some of the best lessons can come from the most difficult losses. If that is true, the Bobcats are learning a lot.
A former Bobcat coach has been dismissed from his job managing the United States men's national soccer team.
After being torched by Troy’s offense for 606 yards in a game in which the Bobcats seemed more like spectators at a track meet than participants at a football game in December’s R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl, the Bobcats spent all spring preparing a more up-tempo offense.
As July slowly turns to August, off-days become two-a-days and the shrill of whistles will fill the summer air. With or without an NFL lockout, high school football will return to Southeast Ohio.
Last year, shirts proclaiming Ohio volleyball’s prowess adorned bookstore windows.
For a team that’s found so much success over the past few seasons — not necessarily a common theme for teams in Athens — there’s one major piece missing from the Ohio hockey team’s trophy cabinet from the last several years: a national championship.