The Bobcats made the cut, and as a reward will return to the site of their first postseason success.
Right now, it would be awful easy to take a look at the Bobcats and notice what they don’t have.
Coming a loss — an ugly, disjointed loss — a week ago, Ohio junior guard Cece Hooks she was disappointed, embarrassed and angry.
The Bobcats’ wait is nearly over.
Jason Preston didn’t know it at the time, but he was making impressions on future teammates years ago.
Due to an injury, the Bobcats have an unexpected opening in the rotation.
With his college career entering its final stages, Ohio fifth-year senior safety Javon Hagan said he was still thinking of nothing but the moment and the future.
The Bobcats will have a specific purpose over the next five weeks as they enjoy an extended run of home games.
Taken separately, the Bobcats out scored the opposition a combined 38-10 during the first four minutes and the last four minutes.
Cece Hooks grabbed hold of a new program record, but the Bobcats lost their grip on a five-game winning streak.
The Bobcats are seven games into the season, and usually that’s not quite long enough to be able to draw any far-reaching conclusions.
AKRON — In terms of a game, it didn’t amount to much.
Ohio senior quarterback Nathan Rourke (12) takes off on a run in a game earlier this season. The Bobcats wrapped up the regular season on Tuesday, Nov. 26, 2019 at Akron. For full details on Ohio’s game, visit www.athensmessenger.com or pick up the Friday edition of The Athens Messenger.
Javon Hagan and Nathan Rourke said they haven’t spent one second thinking about the prospective end of their college football careers.
Jordan Dartis was locked in, and the Bobcats locked up a win in their final game of the Myrtle Beach Invitational on Sunday night.
On the line for OU is bowl eligibility for the Bobcats for the 11th season in a row.
Ohio dispatched the University of Incarnate Word in a 78-41 runaway on Saturday afternoon inside the Convocation Center.
Ohio dropped its third straight game on Friday, as Utah used a big first-half run to grab control and then cruised to an 80-66 victory.
Jeff Boals’ short tenure as the Ohio University men’s basketball coach has hit its first losing skid.
Preston and the Bobcats will have a chance to continue to show their worth this weekend at the 2019 Myrtle Beach Invitational.
The Bobcats waited all season for a night like this.
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