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This week’s schedule doesn’t get any better for the Miami University football team (0-1), as the RedHawks are once again on the road to face a Big Ten opponent, this time the Rutgers University Scarlet Knights on Sept. 6.
The Miami RedHawks football team practices at Yager Stadium on Sept. 1 in preparation for its matchup against Rutgers on Sept. 6.
When the Miami University RedHawks football team entered Camp Randall Stadium to open the 2025 season against the University of Wisconsin Badgers, it expected a tough battle. In the week leading up to the game, head coach Chuck Martin and the RedHawks acknowledged the strength of its Big Ten opponent and knew Miami would need to put forth its best effort.
Redshirt junior defensive lineman Adam Trick celebrates his first sack against Wisconsin at Camp Randall Stadium on Aug. 28.
When the University of Florida Gators won the NCAA men’s basketball championship on April 7, fans were met with a seven-month wait until the 2025-26 season began. In late August and early September, teams across the country announced their full schedules, giving supporters a glimpse at what can be expected come November.
The Miami University RedHawks football team stayed in the game against the University of Wisconsin-Madison Badgers going into halftime. However, a mediocre offensive performance found the RedHawks scoreless and trailing 17-0 by the end of the fourth quarter.
Miami’s offense fights against Wisconsin in the second quarter at Camp Randall Stadium on Aug. 29
Miami’s defense tries to break through Wisconsin’s offensive line during the third quarter at Camp Randall Stadium on Aug. 29
The 2025 college football season begins this week, but Miami University RedHawk fans won’t have to wait until Saturday to see the team on the gridiron. The RedHawks ring in the season on the road against the University of Wisconsin-Madison Badgers on Aug. 28.
The Miami football team practices at Yager Stadium on Aug. 22.
Every year, the Miami University athletic department stays active from August until June. Fall sports begin their seasons before and during the first week of classes. Their schedules coincide with the start of the winter sports, which last until February and March, by which point the spring teams will begin their seasons, finally ending in May and June.
The Miami football team lines up for a snap at practice on Aug. 7.
As the fall semester begins, the Miami University football, volleyball, field hockey and soccer teams open their 2025 seasons looking to capture a Mid-American Conference (MAC) championship. In October, the hockey and men’s and women’s basketball teams will look to succeed in their non-conference slates before beginning MAC and National Collegiate Hockey Conference (NCHC) play in December.
Danny Gomez stood side-by-side with Jordan King on April 12 awaiting the final decision of his collegiate boxing career.
Following multiple weather delays, the Miami University RedHawks baseball team will play its first game of the Mid-American Conference (MAC) tournament against the No. 5 University of Toledo Rockets at 10 a.m. on May 23 in Avon, Ohio.
The Miami University RedHawks softball team won its fourth-straight Mid-American Conference (MAC) championship on May 10 with consecutive wins over the Ohio University Bobcats.
Danny Mitchell is a senior sports leadership and management student at Miami University. Like many college students in Ohio, Mitchell is an avid sports fan and casually bets on games.
Miami hockey announced its 2025-26 schedule
One thousand seven hundred and thirteen days passed between Paula Peña Martinez’s first and last field hockey games in Oxford.
For Miami University students, Wednesday nights in Oxford usually mean grabbing dinner with friends, trekking Uptown for Country Night at Brick Street Bar or getting extra sleep before class in the morning.