The Bobcats have ended their road trip and finished up playing the MAC West last week. Riding a two game losing streak, Ohio will look to rebound at home with two pivotal games against Bowling Green and UNC-Asheville.
After defeating Northern Illinois and Central Michigan to move to 4-0 against the MAC West, the Ohio Bobcats (19-4, 7-2) will close the western portion of the schedule this week on the road, where they will play at Toledo on Wednesday followed by at Eastern Michigan on Saturday.
After beating Northern Illinois 67-58, the Bobcats (18-4, 6-2 MAC) return home to face Central Michigan University this Saturday, before heading back on the road to finish out their MAC West play.
After completing the first swing of the MAC slate with back-to-back wins over Kent State and Miami, the Ohio men’s team gears up for a six game tour against the MAC West beginning this week with contests against Western Michigan and Ball State.
The Ohio Bobcats (13-4, 1-2) have been reeling as of late, dropping three of their last four games. This week is a big one for Ohio, as they face Kent State on Wednesday followed by Miami on Saturday.
After a humbling 2010-2011 season, MAC basketball is poised for a fresh start in the new year. Who will rise to the top and take advantage of an altered conference tournament setup? Speakeasy has the answers.
After 12 long weeks of regular season football, the best teams of each MAC division are ready for what will be the final game of MAC play in 2011. The MAC East champion Ohio Bobcats are in Detroit seeking their first win in a MAC Championship game. They take on the MAC West champion Northern Illinois Huskies.
The MAC East Champion Ohio Bobcats take on the RedHawks of Miami in the annual Battle of the Bricks Tuesday night at Peden Stadium.
A Bobcats’ journey from walk-on wide receiver to becoming one of the most reliable punters in the Mid-American Conference. Next stop? Hopefully the NFL.
The 7-3 (4-2) Ohio Bobcats head to Bowling Green Wednesday night for yet another mid-week nationally televised game.
It’s that time of year again. The football season is coming to a close. It’s getting colder outside. The fans are ready to jump up and down in the Convo. Ohio Bobcats basketball is back.
After one of the biggest victories in Ohio Bobcats history, a 35-31 win over Temple on ESPN, the boys hit the road to take on Central Michigan.
After two straight losses, Ohio bounced back with a win at Akron to put them back into the conference race. Next up: Temple, in what might be the biggest game of the season for the Bobcats.
Looking to rebound, the Ohio Bobcats 4-3 (1-2) travel to Akron 1-5 (0-2), to battle the struggling Zips.
This homecoming weekend the Ohio Bobcats (4-2, 1-1) host the Cardinals of Ball State (3-3, 1-1)
The banged up Ohio Bobcats look to improve to 5-1 and remain undefeated in MAC play when they travel to Buffalo to play the Bulls (1-4).
