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Former Ohio Basketball forward Reggie Keely took to Twitter Monday night to announce he is continuing his basketball career professionally with the Dan Helder Kings of the Dutch Basketball League.

Former Ohio guard D.J. Cooper will participate in his second NBA pre-draft workout with the Golden State Warriors on Monday, June 17.

ESPN’s Jeff Goodman reported Saturday that Kansas transfer Anrio Adams has committed to play for Jim Christian and the Ohio Bobcats. The 6-foot-3, 190-pound guard, who just completed his freshman season with the Jayhawks, will be eligible to play for the 2014-15 season.

Ohio Football’s 2014 recruiting class took a big hit Friday night with the announcement that Kirk Barron retracted his verbal committment. Barron switched from Ohio University to Purdue according to PurdueRivals.com

Changes are coming to high school football in the state of Ohio.

The OHSAA settled on new division breakdowns and changes to regional maps as well as playoff schedule format at its regularly scheduled June board of directors meeting Thursday morning.

The Ohio University Athletic Department posted eight program-best multi-year APR scores, according to the most recent scores released by the NCAA Tuesday.

Ohio Men's Basketball will play Ohio State this fall for the first time in 19 seasons.

Ohio Football landed its fifth verbal commitment of the 2014 recruiting class on Saturday. Connor Brown, a tight end from Miamisburg (Ohio) High School verbally committed, according to Mark Porter of ScoutingOhio.com.

In mid-May, Ohio began replacing the turf at Peden stadium. After 11 long seasons the field installed in 2002 was torn up and replaced. During those 11 seasons that field hosted some of the more memorable games in Bobcat Football history.

Former Miami (OH) basketball coach and all-time wins leader Charlie Coles has died at 71.

Miami University confirmed the news, originally reported by Ohio journalism alum and Cox News Miami Basketball beat writer Rick Cassano, Friday morning.

Jim Christian landed his first recruit for the 2014 class Monday in 6-foot-9, 180-pound forward Tariq Owens. Owens verbally committed after visiting Ohio University Sunday, according to Evan Daniels of Scout.com.

Ad-Vance Carefully is a weekly column by Ohio Football beat writer and Managing Editor Bryan M. Vance exploring the issues surrounding Ohio Football and the rest of the college football landscape.

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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.

In a game dominated by pitching, the Ohio Bobcats (26-28, 9-14 MAC) fell in the first round of the Mid-American Conference Tournament. The Bobcats were defeated by the Bowling Green Falcons, 2-0.

Ohio University is hitting the recruiting trail hard and early this spring and has already received its fourth oral commitment for the 2014 class from Archbishop Moeller High School in Cincinnati, offensive lineman Stephen Langenkamp.

UPDATE May 26, 2013 8:15 a.m.: Tuesday, May 22, Toth officially earned his place on D3Baseball.com’s All-Mideast Region Team.

The University of Mount Union announced Wednesday that Larry Kehres has stepped down as head football coach, and Vince Kehres has been named to the head coaching position effective immediately.

The Ohio Bobcats’ season-opener against the 2013 Sugar Bowl Champion Louisville Cardinals has been moved to Sunday, Sept. 1 at 3:30 p.m. EST. The game will air on ESPN.

Ohio Baseball braved a 30-minute lightning delay in the ninth inning of a tie game, but could not capitalize on two late chances to score, losing at Dayton in extra innings, 2-1.

Chelsea Hortman has settled into an important role for Ohio Softball this season. The senior has brought consistency to the designated player spot in a Bobcat offense that needed someone to fill the role effectively.

For seventh year in a row, the Ohio Bobcats (26-27, 9-13) will be making their way to Akron for the Mid-American Conference Tournament. The sixth-seeded Bobcats will take on No. 7 Bowling Green Wednesday at 1:30 p.m

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