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Second Half Surge Propels Ohio Men’s Basketball Over Marshall
By: Mitchell Lyons
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The Ohio Bobcats overcame a very sluggish start and 12 first half turnovers to defeat the Marshall Thundering Herd 85-70 on Tuesday night. With 7:53 left in the first half… Read More
Let’s Talk With Saul Phillips
By: Sean Neidig
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The Ohio Men’s Basketball team’s season just tipped-off and the Bobcats are looking to improve on last year’s record under coach Saul Phillips. Bobcat Sports Showcase reporter Sean Neidig sat… Read More
Ohio Men’s Basketball Loses to Florida State, Goes 1-2 at Paradise Jam
By: Mitchell Lyons
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Ohio Bobcat men’s basketball set its sights on a fifth place finish in the Paradise Jam in the U.S. Virgin Islands, but the Florida State Seminoles bested the Bobcats 90-81…. Read More
Ohio Men’s Basketball Wins Game Two of Paradise Jam
After blowing a big second half lead in Friday’s loss, the Bobcats flirted with giving up another double-digit lead on Saturday. But this time around, the Bobcat minimized mistakes to… Read More
Ohio Squanders 19-point Lead in Loss to Tulsa
By: Michael Drapcho
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Coming into its matchup with Tulsa, Ohio knew that it would be a rather tall test, but the Bobcats opened the game like it was ready for the test. The… Read More
Meet Lou Horvath
By: Max McDulin
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Lou Horvath is the man who’s been calling games for Ohio as the PA Announcer over the last 15 years. But there’s more to this man than just what you… Read More
Freshmen Duo Boosts Ohio Men’s Basketball to Win
By: Mitchell Lyons
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On a night where Jaaron Simmons had nine turnovers, Kenny Kaminski had four points and Antonio Campbell shot below 50 percent from the field, the Ohio Bobcats still beat the… Read More
Meet Jaaron Simmons
By: Michael Drapcho
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A lot of fresh faces are on the Ohio Men’s basketball team. Bobcat Sports Showcase reporter Michael Drapcho gives us an in-depth look at one of them: Jaaron Simmons.
Ohio Men’s Basketball Wins Season Opener With FGCU
By: Mitchell Lyons
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Ohio men’s basketball was in action on Saturday against former NCAA tournament Cinderella Florida Gulf Coast, and the Bobcats won their 11-straight season opener 85-75. The Bobcats lost a lot… Read More
Ohio Men’s Basketballs Wins Exhibition Against Indiana Tech
By: Mitchell Lyons
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The Ohio men’s basketball team returned to the court against the Indiana Tech Warriors, and the two teams had an exhibition on Saturday, in Athens. The Bobcats started the season… Read More
MAC Men’s Basketball Preseason Poll Released
The Mid-American Conference released their men’s basketball preseason poll and All-MAC teams, and junior Antonio Campbell made the cut for the Eastern Division All-MAC preseason team. Campbell has big shoes to… Read More
Antonio Campbell Ready to Lead Ohio Men’s Basketball
By: Michael Drapcho
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For the past two years, Ohio basketball fans were accustomed to seeing a big man as the team’s focal point, but with Maurice Ndour now playing for the Dallas Mavericks,… Read More
Maurice NDour Out Indefinitely
By: Michael Drapcho
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According to Shams Charania of Yahoo, former Ohio Bobcat and current Dallas Maverick forward Maurice Ndour will be out indefinitely due to a stress reaction in his left leg. All… Read More
Ohio Men’s Basketball Releases Virgin Islands Tournament Schedule
By: Tony Heim
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Ohio Bobcats men’s basketball announced they will be participating in the 2015 Ezybonds U.S. Virgin Islands Paradise Jam. Joining them will be DePaul, Florida State, Hofstra, Indiana State, Norfolk State,… Read More
Ohio Men’s Basketball Releases Schedule
Ohio men’s basketball released its 2015-16 schedule on Friday, and the Bobcats are slated to play 31 regular season games, 17 of which will be played in front of home… Read More
Justin Moss Dismissed from Buffalo Basketball Program
By: Michael Drapcho
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The landscape of the MAC East changed rather significantly Monday afternoon, as the 2014 MAC Player of the Year, Justin Moss, was dismissed from Buffalo’s basketball team. Moss, who averaged… Read More
Maurice NDour agrees to terms with Dallas Mavericks
Maurice NDour’s dramatic rise on scene has taken its next step. Ian Begley, who covers the New York Knicks for ESPN, was the first to report that the former Ohio… Read More
Ohio’s Ryan Taylor Released from his Scholarship
By: Michael Drapcho
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The Ohio men’s basketball team suffered a potentially big hit Monday as rising sophomore guard Ryan Taylor was released from his scholarship. Taylor’s reasons for leaving the program are currently… Read More
Maurice NDour signs with Knicks Summer League team
By: Michael Drapcho
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Former Ohio forward Maurice Ndour may not have had his name called during Thursday night’s NBA Draft, but that does not mean his chances of making it to the Association… Read More
D.J. Cooper Drawing New Interest from NBA
By: Michael Drapcho
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It appears as though D.J. Cooper may be making a move back to the States in the coming months. According to Eurobasket.com, the former Ohio guard will receive a contract… Read More
Men’s Basketball’s Season Ends
By: Michael Drapcho
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Ohio’s disappointing season came to an end Monday night at the hands of David Brown and the Western Michigan Broncos, as the Bobcats fell 82-74 in their first round MAC… Read More
Ndour and Willis Named to All-MAC Teams
By: Josh Vermillion
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Despite finishing 5-13 in MAC play, the conference is showing some love to two Ohio seniors. Forward Maurice Ndour was named to the All-MAC Second Team, while guard Javarez “Bean”… Read More
Men’s Basketball Narrow Win Over Akron
By: Michael Drapcho
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When a team shoots 50 percent from 3-point range and collects 16 offensive rebounds, the chances are they grab a win on any normal night. But when the Zips and… Read More
Ohio Men’s Basketball Roughed Up By George Washington
The Ohio Bobcats opened up the 2014 Hawaiian Airlines Diamondhead Classic in unimpressive fashion Monday with a 77-49 loss to George Washington. Ohio’s problems have been well documented so far,… Read More