Haffey and Co. power Miami past Ball State
(04/17/18 9:00am)
Ross Haffey and the rest of the Miami hitters must've had a big helping of wheaties prior to this weekend's series against Ball State.
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Ross Haffey and the rest of the Miami hitters must've had a big helping of wheaties prior to this weekend's series against Ball State.
Miami's bats ran wild over Bowling Green this weekend, leading the RedHawks to a series win at home and allowing them to stay undefeated in Mid-American Conference series.
The Miami RedHawks' baseball team (15-9, 4-2 MAC) seems to be repeating the same script, as it used two more walk-off hits to take two out of three games from the Toledo Rockets and earn another Mid-American Conference series victory.
When a team scores seven runs in a game, it usually goes on to win. When it scores seven runs in one inning, the odds of winning go up even higher.
The Miami baseball team (13-7, 2-1 MAC) kicked off conference play with a series win at Eastern Michigan (6-15, 1-2 MAC) this weekend. The RedHawks took the first two games before dropping the series finale.
Jack Owens didn't drink coffee before this year. He doesn't sleep much these days -- not since he was named Miami men's basketball head coach.
With a weekend sweep of Northern Kentucky, the Miami baseball team (11-3) secured its best start to a season since Michael Jackson's "Billie Jean" topped the Billboard charts.
The Miami men's basketball team is headed to a postseason tournament for the first time since 2011.
Freshman guard Nike Sibande was named the 2018 MAC Freshman of the Year on Tuesday. Sibande and two other RedHawks were chosen for All-MAC teams on Monday.
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The Miami baseball RedHawks (8-3) brought their brooms to Hayden Park last weekend as they swept Rider University (4-7) in their first home series of the season.
Senior Night didn't go as planned for the Miami men's basketball team (15-16, 8-10) as the RedHawks fell to rival Ohio Bobcats 75-66 at Millett Hall on Friday. The game served as the regular-season finale for both teams.
The Miami RedHawks (15-15, 8-9 MAC) proved the third time isn't always the charm at Kent State on Tuesday. After winning two consecutive games late in the second half or in overtime, Miami ran out of last-second magic, falling to Kent State 90-83 in overtime.
RedHawk baseball had a successful showing in the Campbell Invitational last weekend, winning three of its four games in Buies Creek, NC. After dropping the weekend opener to Western Michigan on Friday, Miami (5-3) bounced back to win its next three, sweeping a Saturday double-header against Yale, and then defeating Campbell on Sunday.
For the second straight game, first-half shooting woes caused the Miami men's basketball team (15-14, 8-8 MAC) to fall behind by double-digits at Akron (12-16, 5-11 MAC) Saturday.
Loser of its previous four contests, the Miami men's basketball team needed a morale booster heading into the final two weeks of the regular season.
Miami baseball kicked off its season with a 2-2 series split at Arizona State this weekend. After travel complications pushed Friday night's game to Saturday, the RedHawks played back-to-back doubleheaders and won the first and last games of the series 4-2 and 16-8, respectively.
The Miami men's basketball team dropped its third straight game after a comeback attempt fell one point short in Tuesday's 58-57 loss to Eastern Michigan.
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Millett Hall is set to become "Wally's World" once again.