Jack is a junior from Orchard Park, NY studying journalism and economics. He started writing for TMS in the fall of 2020, and he became the sports editor last spring. He spent Summer 2022 washing dishes at a high-end Italian restaurant in his hometown, so he is ready to study really hard this semester! He’s a huge Buffalo Bills and New York Yankees fan, and anything less than a championship each this year would be a crushing disappointment for him. When he’s not writing sports, you can probably find him watching sports, defending Drake’s newest album, or playing a ludicrous amount of MLB the Show.
“I believe at some point, after I’m dead and gone, I’m going to stand before God,” Schultz said. “And he’s going to say ‘what did you do with that 95 mile-per-hour fastball I gave you?’ My reply is going to be ‘I helped a lot of kids.’ I hope he likes that. Because I really think that I have.”
Miami University wrapped up its women’s and men’s basketball seasons and its hockey season last weekend. Nobody won a playoff game or finished first in the conference, but no teams went winless either. Here’s a short roundup of each of those seasons.
Miami University has a rich and storied athletic history. Our sports editor thinks these are the top five athletes ever to call Miami home (plus a few honorable mentions).
Award-winning journalist Mina Kimes and NFL official Sarah Thomas visited Miami University on Monday, February 20, as a part of the University lecture series.
It’s been a string of awful seasons for the Cincinnati Reds, baseball’s oldest professional team. But here’s five reasons to be hopeful in 2023 and beyond!
First-year Miami head coach Travis Steele, who signed four straight nationally ranked recruiting classes at his last job, appears to have brought his recruiting prowess to Miami. Check out the RedHawks’ impressive 2023 class here.
Peyton Scott, one of the best basketball players to ever call Miami home, realized her biggest fear last spring when she tore her ACL. Now, after months of hard work and a triumphant return to the court, she considers the injury a blessing.
If you’ve been living under a rock for the last two weeks, here are all the most important headlines you missed throughout the sports world.
You know the Cradle of Coaches statues on the south concourse of Yager Stadium? The greatest coach ever to call Miami University home isn’t honored among them. It's time for Sid Gillman to get a statue.
SPORTS// Miami hoops isn’t having a great season. But if you like basketball, sports or just unusual things in general: “The Dancing Bull,” Anderson Mirambeaux, is a great reason to take in a game. You may never see another hooper like him.