The Ohio men’s basketball team might renew an in-state rivalry that hasn’t been played in 19 seasons. Ohio head coach Jim Christian announced that the Bobcats and Ohio State Buckeyes are in the process of scheduling a game for the 2013-14 season according to Ted Thompson of BobcatAttack.com.
The Ohio Bobcats finished off the Kent State Golden Flashes 5-4 after five hours and 31 minutes of a rain delay kept the two teams off the field. The delay began after Ohio took a 5-4 lead in five innings of play.
With a new head coach at the helm, the Ohio soccer program will continue to hold their annual summer camps, allowing the community to broaden their knowledge and skills on the soccer field.
Ohio University landed its fifth early commitment of the 2014 class Thursday, May 9. According to 247Sports.com reporter Steve Wiltfong offensive lineman Kirk Barron verbally committed to Ohio.
An hour and a half rain delay not only dampened the field, but also dampened the mood for the No. 1 seed Marietta Pioneers. Marietta College dropped the first game of the OAC Tournament to the Otterbein Cardinals by a score of 7-1.
Ohio University is expected to break ground this summer on a $12.5 million athletics facility that is considered crucial for maintaining the university’s recent athletic success.
Ohio centerfielder Alyssa Wolfe stole a walkoff victory away from the No. 5 Miami RedHawks, and the No. 6 Bobcats (27-28, 10-14) stayed alive to play another day at the Mid-American Conference Tournament, defeating their rivals from Oxford, 3-2.
Ohio tight end Jordan Thompson announced on his personal Twitter account that he is headed to Kansas City Chiefs rookie camp.
“Let the journey begin!” Thompson tweeted. “I am Kansas City bound.”
Tremayne Scott didn’t hear his name called two weeks ago at the NFL Draft, and wasn’t one of two Bobcats to sign as an undrafted free agent. But the former Ohio defensive end has been awarded a three-day tryout with the Dallas Cowboys that could land him a spot on an NFL roster.
The Ohio Bobcats lost their final non-conference game of the season Wednesday night, falling on the road 6-5 to Pittsburgh. With the loss Ohio falls to 13-34 on the season.
