The atmosphere in Millett Hall was as raucous as it’s been in a long time as the Miami University men’s basketball team faced the Cincinnati Bearcats Wednesday night.
Miami head coach Chuck Martin had the team’s season finale against the Kent State Golden Flashes circled on the schedule since the beginning of the season.
Miami hockey continued its National Collegiate Hockey Conference (NCHC) schedule this weekend with a series at Denver. The RedHawks were defeated 4-1 Friday and 7-1 Saturday.
The Miami University men’s basketball team knew it would likely win its Saturday contest against Heidelberg University, a Division III school from Tiffin, Ohio.
This episode, Patrick takes a surprise Miami hockey quiz, and your hosts review last weekend's series against North Dakota and preview this week's slate against Denver.
The Miami University men’s basketball team claimed victory over Stetson University in an 80-65 contest at Millett Hall. The RedHawks improve to 3-0 with the win.
The Miami University women’s basketball team defeated the Xavier Musketeers 77-73 on the road Wednesday night. The RedHawks improve to 2-1 with the win over the in-state opponent from Cincinnati.
Miami’s 34-7 win over Bowling Green makes the team bowl-eligible for the third time in four years. The last time the RedHawks played in a bowl game was January 6, 2020, when the team lost to Louisiana in the Lending Tree Bowl.
After a huge win on the road at Georgia Tech, there was concern that the Miami RedHawks men's basketball team would come out flat against the Lamar Cardinals.
Miami field hockey’s season finally came to an end Friday with a loss at Michigan in the NCAA Tournament.
This week, your host Ted Brennan reviews this week of Miami sports, the world of sports and sits down with his friend, Matthew Kruger, to discuss the NFL season.
This episode, Patrick and Jack sit down with Chase Gresock, a senior forward on the hockey team. The episode also includes a review of the hockey series from last weekend against Omaha and a preview of this week's slate against North Dakota.
The Miami FIeld Hockey Complex was packed to the brim Wednesday, as fans piled in to watch the first ever NCAA Field Hockey tournament game hosted at Miami University.
Miami's 45-18 win against Buffalo brings the team to 5-5 on the season. With a 4-2 Mid-American Conference (MAC) record, the team is in sole possession of second place in the MAC East Division.
Tonight, the Miami RedHawks and Buffalo Bulls face off at 7 p.m. The teams boast identical 4-5 overall records, while Miami holds an edge with a 3-2 conference record compared to the Bulls’ 2-3 MAC record.
Miami hockey split its first National Collegiate Hockey Conference (NCHC) series of the season this weekend vs No. 9 Omaha.
Miami field hockey defeated Longwood University 2-1 Saturday in the Mid-American Conference (MAC) championship to claim its fifth consecutive conference title. The win also earns Miami a berth to the NCAA Tournament.
Join Patrick Geshan and Jack Schmelzinger for the third ever episode of Penalty Box Thoughts, a Miami RedHawks hockey podcast. This episode, Patrick and Jack sit down with Ryan and Red Savage, current Miami teammates and brothers. The episode also includes a review of the hockey series from two weekends ago against Bowling Green and a preview of this week's slate against Omaha.
A second half offensive explosion wasn’t enough for the Miami RedHawks to overcome the Ohio Bobcats in the Battle of the Bricks. Miami lost, 35-33, dropping the team out of first place in the Mid-American Conference (MAC) East Division.
The Miami RedHawks will take on the Ohio Bobcats in the Battle of The Bricks in Athens tonight at 7:30 p.m.