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Sixth-year running back Kenny Tracy watches the scoreboard at Yager Stadium during the second quarter against UNLV on Sept. 20
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Sixth-year running back Kenny Tracy watches the scoreboard at Yager Stadium during the second quarter against UNLV on Sept. 20
The Miami University RedHawks football team (0-3) lost its third-straight game in the home opener against the University of Las Vegas Nevada (UNLV) Rebels. The visiting team outscored the RedHawks 41-38 on Sept. 20 at Yager Stadium.
Miami's defense huddles together before UNLV's next offensive snap in the second quarter at Yager Stadium on Sept. 20
After winning the Mid-American Conference (MAC) championship with the Miami University baseball team, pitcher Hayden Cuthbertson was drafted to the Miami Marlins in round 18 of the 2025 Major League Baseball Draft as the 528th overall pick.
The Miami University RedHawks women’s basketball team laid dormant for several years. Following a 23-9 season in 2018-19 – head coach Megan Duffy’s last year in Oxford – the RedHawks posted five-straight years with records under .500 and went through two coaching changes.
The Miami University RedHawks football team will host its home-opener game at Yager Stadium on Sept. 20 for a noon kickoff against the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) Rebels.
Redshirt sophomore kicker Kellan McLaughlin takes field goal shots at practice on Sept. 16 at Yager Stadium
Miami’s defensive line prepares for a Wisconsin snap at Camp Randall Stadium during the first game of the season on Aug. 28.
The Jagdhornbläsergruppe of Cincinnati, an independent hunting Horn group, performs at Uptown Park during Oxtoberfest on Sept. 13.
The Miami University RedHawks football team caught up from last week’s 17-0 loss and scored 17 points against the Rutgers University Scarlet Knights. However, heavy-scoring quarters to end both halves allowed Rutgers to take down the RedHawks 45-17 on Sept. 6.
Dequan Finn stands behind center at Camp Randall Stadium against Wisconsin on Aug. 28.
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