The former Editor-in-Chief of Speakeasy Magazine details his personal interaction with former Bobcat great Gary Trent, and how that interaction changed the course of his life. Trent is having his jersey retired in the Convocation Center this weekend.

And then there were 16. We look at the eight teams in each conference, those who are true measures of playoff strength and those who have popcorn muscles. Who will raise Lord Stanley’s Cup?

In fitting fashion, senior Ohio guard Tommy Freeman led the charge from behind the arc Wednesday night at the Convocation Center—and became Ohio history in the process.

After dropping both games last weekend against American Collegiate Hockey Association No. 1 Lindenwood, No. 3 Ohio snapped back with a 4-2 win against No. 13 Robert Morris (Ill.) Friday at Bird Arena.

For this Christmas edition of Speakout, we surveyed our very own Speakeasy staff on everything Christmas. We hope you enjoy. Merry Christmas!

We traveled over 900 miles, spent over 17 hours in a car, neglected sleep, spent money we should not have and braved our way through North Philadelphia. And we’d do it again.

The saying goes that the most dangerous man in a fight is the one who does not care whether he lives or dies. As the Ohio Bobcats found out Friday against Kent State, there is a reason the saying became commonplace.

Living on the edge was the theme of the day for the Ohio Bobcats, but they have now moved within one win of the MAC Championship Game with a 31-23 victory over MAC East favorite Temple.

In his weekly Mid-American Conference teleconference, Ohio head coach Frank Solich listed redshirt senior quarterback Boo Jackson as questionable for the Bobcats’ all-important showdown with Temple on Nov. 16.

The fight involving Ohio quarterback Franshaw “Boo” Jackson at Courtside Pizza & Sports Bar late Friday evening has become distinctly clearer.