It’s that time of year again - when the resident FC Cincinnati fan on The Miami Student staff is allowed to write an article about his favorite team (and greatest source of personal misery, as befits all good favorite teams). Well, it’s already started, and we can begin to draw broad, unreasonable conclusions from these small sample sizes.
Benji Brokemond joked and posed for photos with The Miami Student’s Ken Decrosta before Miami’s 9-7 win over Indiana Tuesday. Brokemond put on for the camera, and apparently he didn’t neglect his warm-ups.
Last week, Miami University announced the hiring of Travis Steele as the newest head coach of Miami men’s basketball. Haven't heard of him? Here are some fast facts on Steele.
Last week, Miami University announced the hiring of Travis Steele as the newest head coach of Miami men’s basketball. Over the course of the press conference, Coach Steele highlighted three hallmarks of his program building philosophy.
Over the course of three days, Hayden Park, home to the Miami University RedHawks, witnessed the visiting Central Michigan University take a 4-0 series sweep over the hosts.
After five seasons at the helm of Miami basketball, Head Coach Jack Owens is out as coach of the RedHawks. Owens and the Miami Athletic Department mutually agreed to part ways in a move that was announced Wednesday morning.
A disappointing season ended in disappointing fashion Saturday for Miami hockey. The RedHawks traveled to the University of Denver and got swept in the first round of the National Collegiate Hockey Conference (NCHC) playoffs.
Miami baseball started its conference schedule with an emphatic sweep of Bowling Green this weekend. The RedHawks exploded for forty runs and held Bowling Green to seven on the series.
Six draft-eligible Miami players showcased their talent in front of personnel for 21 of the NFL’s 32 teams in Miami’s Dausch Indoor Performance Center.
The best part of the National Collegiate Hockey Conference (at least for the teams toward the bottom of the standings) is that everyone dances. That’s good news for the Miami RedHawks (7-25-2, 4-19-1 NCHC), who finished last out of eight teams in the conference. The bad news is the team has to play the No. 3 Denver Pioneers (25-8-1, 18-6 NCHC) this weekend in the NCHC Frozen Faceoff.
Jack Owens and his squad are hoping that the second time's the charm this Thursday against the Kent State Golden Flashes. The two seeded Flashes beat Miami in Millett Hall Feb. 1 in a contest that wasn’t particularly close.
The Miami Men’s Basketball team honored six seniors Friday night.
Miami will play its final home games of the 2021-22 season against No. 8 Minnesota Duluth this weekend. The team comes into the series on a pretty good stretch. They’re only 2-4 in their last six games, but the four losses came in close games to nationally ranked teams. In every game of the last six, the RedHawks have kept it competitive until the final buzzer.
The RedHawks will face the Central Michigan Chippewas this Thursday. The teams will get a good look at each other for next Tuesday's matchup between the two teams in Mount Pleasant, Mich.
The Miami RedHawks made a big impression during their season opening series against the University of Tennessee at Martin.
Everything fell into place with senior forward Dalonte Brown (and redshirt senior forward James Beck) back in the lineup on Saturday for the Miami men's basketball team. The ball moved around on offense, finding the team’s shooters for open 3-pointers. In all, Miami had 17 assists on 34 made baskets. “It was a complete game,” Miami head coach Jack Owens said.
Over winter break, Red Savage, a first-year forward on Miami University's hockey team, was supposed to get the opportunity of a lifetime. Savage was named to the United States under-20 national team that would be competing at the 2022 World Junior Championship, one of the biggest events on the hockey calendar every year.
For only the second time this year, and the first time in more than three months, the Miami University RedHawks won a National Collegiate Hockey Conference (NCHC) game. Miami bested No. 18 Omaha in a back-and-forth thriller at Goggin Ice Center on Friday night.
The RedHawks face off against the Bowling Green Falcons, who are in eighth place in the MAC. If the ’Hawks beat the Falcons, they’ll leapfrog BG into a projected MAC tournament appearance.