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CINCINNATI — Man, I could use some baseball today.
When the clock hit double zeros on Miami University football’s 2019 campaign after the RedHawks fell to Louisiana in the Lending Tree Bowl, the media had one last shot to pick the brain of Miami’s ever-opinionated head coach, Chuck Martin, before he turned the page to the 2020 season.
DETROIT — What if I told you the best is yet to come for Miami football?
I wanted Chuck Martin to be fired.
Miami University prides itself on a liberal arts education, pushing students to grow their minds in multiple academic fields while developing skills and experiences in and outside of the classroom.
Former Miami tight end Ryan Smith isn't interested in starting life in the "real world."
Cincinnati, Ohio. An ordinary city in an ordinary state.
On the south side of Miami's campus sits the pride and joy of RedHawk athletics: Goggin Ice Center.
Simply put, the 2018 season is on the line tonight when the Ball State Cardinals arrive at Yager Stadium.
Miami redshirt senior linebacker Brad Koenig has been called the undisputed best linebacker in the Mid-American Conference.
Simply put, the success of the 2018 Miami football season hinges on the result of tomorrow night's 94th meeting between the RedHawks and the 6-3 Ohio Bobcats.
The Miami RedHawks lost a football game they had every chance to win because of lack of execution down the stretch.
Through two weeks of play, nothing had gone the way of Miami football. That trend held up this Saturday when the Minnesota Golden Gophers defeated the RedHawks at TCF Bank Stadium in Minneapolis by a score of 26-3.
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With the 2018 season fast approaching, the race to fill openings within Miami football's starting lineup has been fierce throughout the offseason. In the defensive backfield, junior college transfer Zedrick Raymond has impressed -- despite his quiet demeanor off the field, Raymond plays the game fast and technically sound.
This Saturday, "The Mayor" officially moved on from Miami, as Heath Harding signed a free agent deal with the Atlanta Falcons shortly after the end of the 2018 NFL Draft.
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The Miami RedHawks football team took the practice field for the first time on Sunday during the spring practice session. Much like last year, many familiar faces littered Ben Roethlisberger field inside the indoor practice facility, while at the same time, solid contributors such as Heath Harding, Ryan Smith, and Tony Reid are gone and must be replaced by younger RedHawks.
Following a breakthrough 2016 season in which the Miami RedHawks football program won six straight games to reach bowl eligibility, many expected the 2017 campaign to bring a Mid-American Conference Championship to Oxford. However, following an underwhelming 5-7 season full of missed opportunities and disappointing losses, the Red and White failed to take the next step many were hoping to see.
The 2017 Miami Football RedHawks appeared full of promise in late August as students returned to Oxford for the fall semester. Coming off a six-game regular-season win streak and a bowl berth against an SEC foe, the Red and White seemed poised to make a run at a Mid-American Conference championship with major players including Gus Ragland, Heath Harding, and James Gardner all returning.