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23-2 Run Sends Ohio Hoops To Cleveland
By: Michael Drapcho
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Sometimes all it takes to win a basketball game is one big run, and that’s all it took for Ohio to defeat Ball State Monday night. The Bobcats beat the Cardinals 76-64 to punch their tickets to Cleveland and advance to the second round of the MAC Tournament. Ohio jumped out to an early double-digit… Read More
Yates’ Strong Relief Keys Rio Win
By: Brendan Margolies
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The Rio Grande RedStorm brought in all three of their runs in the second inning to defeat Webber International 3-1 on Monday in Babson Park, Fla. Kirk Yates relieved starting pitcher Eric Ford in the fifth inning and picked up three strikeouts in five innings without allowing a run. “(Yates) was a pleasant surprise,” said… Read More
Ohio Women Catch Cold Spell At Toledo
By: Brad Friedman
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On a day when Ohio set the record for most 3-pointers in a season, 810, the land beyond the arc could not have been much harsher to the visiting ‘Cats. Ohio’s (9-21, 4-15) 7-of-39 performance from 3-point land contributed to its third loss to Toledo (15-15, 10-9) of the season, this time to the tune… Read More
Pioneers Baseball Suffers First Loss Of The Season
By: Cody Linn
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Despite holding a 4-2 lead going into the bottom of the seventh, the No. 12 Marietta Pioneers (4-1) lost their first game of the season on walkoff single to the Montclair State Red Hawks, 5-4. The Pioneers jumped out to an early lead on a Josh Ungerbuehler RBI single in the top of the first…. Read More
Ohio Softball Opener Moved
By: David Michael
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The Ohio softball 2014 home opener against Wright State was moved to Friday, March 14. The Bobcats will be up to the plate at 2 p.m. The 'Cats were originally scheduled to host a doubleheader against the Raiders on Wednesday. The contest was moved due to the predicted weather forecast.
Ex-Mingo Co. Magistrate Gets Prison Time
By: Associated Press
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A former Mingo County magistrate has been sentenced to 27 months in prison after pleading guilty to a federal vote charge. Dallas Toler was sentenced in U.S. District Court in Charleston on Monday. The 45-year-old pleaded guilty last December to charges that he illegally registered a convicted felon to vote in the 2012 primary election…. Read More
Bobcats Begin New Era With Commencement Of Spring Practice
By: Nick Komjati
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With two new coaches on staff, a number of familiar players absent due to graduation, and a brand new indoor facility opened, the commencement of Ohio’s 2014 spring football practice not only marked the start of a new season, but a whole new era. The Bobcats practiced in the new Walter Fieldhouse for the first… Read More
Four Bobcats Awarded All-MAC Basketball Honors
By: Michael Somrak
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The Mid American Conference announced the Men’s and Women’s Basketball All-MAC and All-Freshman teams on Monday, featuring two Bobcats in senior Nick Kellogg and junior Maurice Ndour on the Men’s All-MAC Second team, as well as sophomore Kiyanna Black of the Lady Bobcats on the Women’s All-MAC Honorable Mention team. Freshman Quiera Lampkins was also… Read More
Kentucky House Budget Would Let Schools Forgive 10 Days
By: Associated Press
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Kentucky public school students would not have to make up as many as 10 canceled school days under a proposal in the House budget. State law requires public schools to have a minimum of 170 days and 1,062 hours of classroom instruction. But 31 of the state's 173 school districts have missed at least 20… Read More
Ohio AG Certifies Petition In Voter-Access Effort
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An Ohio group has been cleared to continue its effort to guarantee what it calls certain voter protections in the state constitution. Attorney General Mike DeWine certified the petition Monday for the proposed "Ohio Voters Bill of Rights." The supporters changed their summary of the proposal after DeWine initially rejected their petition, saying it was… Read More
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