Jack is a senior from Orchard Park, NY studying journalism and economics. He started writing for TMS in the fall of 2020, and he became the sports editor spring 2021. He's a big Buffalo sports and New York Yankees fan, which at least partially explains his generally pessimistic attitude.
Miami football appears poised to make noise in the Mid-American Conference this year. They’ll have to overcome some really good teams to get there.
The RedHawks held Kent State to barely over a yard per carry in Saturday's conference slate-opening win.
On Saturday, Sept. 16, the Miami University RedHawks beat Cincinnati, capturing the Victory Bell for the first time since 2005. How much do you know about college football’s oldest rivalry?
Coming off its conference schedule with a record of 3-1 and a historic upset over rival Cincinnati in hand, this Miami RedHawks squad is poised to have one of the best seasons in recent memory.
On Saturday, the RedHawks rushed for 466 yards in its first home game of the season against Delaware State.
With the hardest part of their schedule over and a 2-1 record under their belts, this Miami RedHawks team has a chance to be one of the best in recent history. But first, they have to defeat mighty Delaware State in their home opener this week.
On Monday, Sept. 18, Martin, senior defensive lineman Austin Ertl and redshirt-senior wide receiver Joe Wilkins Jr. were all available to the media for Miami football’s fourth game-week press conference of the season.
“People will talk about this win for a long time,” Miami head coach Chuck Martin said. “People will remember this win for a long time.”
Four former Miami RedHawks broke training camp on NFL rosters for Week 1 of the 2023 Season.
“We haven't beaten them in 17 years,” redshirt junior linebacker Matt Salopek said. “It’s the type of game that as a player and as a team helps you leave a legacy here at Miami … to go out there and beat UC would be a great thing for this program.”