Ahead of Miami’s game at Northwestern this weekend, travel back in time to one of the best Miami football games ever, an incredible 30-28 Miami comeback win from when the two teams met in 1995.
For the sixteenth straight season, Miami University football came up short in its bid for southwestern Ohio football supremacy. The RedHawks lost the 126th battle for the Victory Bell, and for the first time since 1915 University of Cincinnati now holds the all-time lead in the series, 60-59-7.
The College Football Playoff is expanding - and while it’s great for the sport as a whole, Miami isn’t going to see the benefits that our peers and rivals will.
Miami athletics has been busy since our last print edition dropped on Sept. 1. Here’s a rundown of what’s happened since then:
On Saturday, college football’s longest standing non-conference rivalry will be rekindled, as Miami clashes with Cincinnati for southwestern Ohio Supremacy. After 125 meetings, the series is tied 59-59-7, so this is a big one.
The Miami RedHawk football team beat Robert Morris University (RMU) 31-14 Saturday. Here’s two takeaways from Miami’s first win of the season.
Here's what we learned from Miami's Saturday night win over Robert Morris
Here's what to look for as Miami squares off against Robert Morris of the FCS this week
Miami played well against Kentucky. The results of Saturday’s game should have been heartening for RedHawk fans, but when you lose your starting quarterback, all bets are off. Here's what we can take away.
A tight IndyCar championship battle got even tighter as Josef Newgarden won the rain-delayed Bommarito Automotive Group 500 at World Wide Technology Raceway (WWTR) on Aug. 20.
Despite the loss, Miami football played a good game against No. 20 Kentucky this weekend.
With a vibrant local team and a beautiful new stadium, it seems pretty clear - Cincinnati is the new capital of American soccer.
Brett Gabbert and the Miami RedHawks will have their hands full with No. 20 Kentucky this weekend. Here’s what our sports editor thinks you can expect from Saturday’s contest.
In 2020, they were third in the East division. Then 2021 came and they were seventh in the conference, narrowly missing out on a playoff spot. With the 2022 season already underway, Miami has earned four points in the first two games. For the first time since 2016, the RedHawks look ready to break into the playoff zone, and they are still only getting up to speed.
Having finished third and fifth respectively in the Mid-American Conference the last two years, Miami volleyball is hoping for a breakout season in 2022.
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Eyes are on Miami quarterback Brett Gabbert to take the next step in his development this season. He is among the players on the pre-season Maxwell Award watch list, an honor given to the most outstanding player in college football. Additionally, he was voted as the pre-season First-Team All-MAC quarterback.
Miami field hockey is set up to succeed this season. From an experienced goaltender and defense core to a game-breaking player up front, if the RedHawks see just a couple players step up to produce points, there won’t be much that can hold them back from their sixth straight MAC title.
The first think most observers would notice about a RedHawk football practice this fall: the practices feel tense and simmer with energy. Coach Chuck Martin said that is one of the strengths of the 2022 squad. u201c[The players] come to work, they compete, they have energy,u201d he said.
Mike Trout is leading Major League Baseball in OPS, so it’s officially extrapolation season! Check in to see how some of the offseason’s biggest acquisitions are faring with their new teams.