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After a three-game skid, Miami football (3-5, 2-2) found redemption in their decisive 24-14 victory at home over the University of Buffalo. Now, in a Tuesday night affair, the 'Hawks are pitted in a road matchup against in-state conference rivals, Ohio University (6-2, 3-1) in an effort to win consecutive contests for the first time this season.
In a tale of two halves, an 11-point halftime lead wasn't enough for Miami -- Kent State University came roaring back to beat Miami football 17-14. Despite out-gaining the host's 335-328 yards, and holding a 19-12 first down advantage, the RedHawks lost for the third straight week.
In a shootout that saw both sides combine for 1,117 total yards, Miami football found itself on the losing end for the second consecutive week in a heartbreaking 37-29 defeat to Bowling Green State University.
Marking the beginning of Mid-American Conference play, Miami football (2-2, 1-0 MAC) defeated Central Michigan University (2-2, 0-1 MAC) 31-14 on the road. Gus Ragland had three touchdowns on Saturday afternoon.
For the past 11 seasons, the famed Victory Bell has been in the possession of the University of Cincinnati (1-1). This Saturday, at home, Miami football (1-1) will get the opportunity to end Cincinnati's reign.
Following a season-opening loss against Marshall University (1-0) last Saturday, Miami football (0-1) plays host--for the first time of the campaign, no less--to Austin Peay (0-1) in an attempt to rekindle last season's form.
Redshirt junior quarterback Gus Ragland threw for 298 yards and two touchdowns, but it wasn't enough for Miami football to beat Marshall University. Marshall (1-0) -- after reclaiming the lead near the end of the second quarter -- saw victory to the end, defeating Miami football (0-1) by a score of 31-26 in Huntington, WV.
Miami football (0-0) -- who is coming into the year after a six-game regular season winning-streak -- is seeking a good start to the 2017 campaign as it makes the southern trek to face Marshall University (0-0) on the road.
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At long last, after a sweep in Friday's doubleheader -- despite losing the finale 3-1 -- RedHawks baseball (19-26) was victorious in a three-game Mid-American Conference series on the road against Bowling Green State University (11-28).
Winning eight of their last ten, including Tuesday's 8-0 home victory over Morehead State, Miami's baseball team (17-25) is back on the road. MU head coach Danny Hayden and co. will travel to Bowling Green State University (10-26), where they will do battle in a three-game series starting today.
On the heels of a seven-game win streak, the Miami baseball team (16-25) was brimming with confidence entering their most recent series against Ohio University (19-20). Their recent form has taken a hit, as they lost two of three in Athens by scores 9-5 and 3-2, winning the middle game 3-1.
Coming off their first championship in the Joe Nuxhall Classic, Miami baseball (15-23) looks to maintain momentum on the road against Ohio University (17-19) this weekend. They look to win their first Mid-American Conference series of their season starting tonight.
Courtesy of an offensive explosion at the plate, Miami baseball (13-23) defeated La Salle University (6-27) of the Atlantic-10 conference in sweeping fashion. The RedHawks were at home over Easter Weekend and won by scores of 3-2, 15-2 and 7-1, respectively.
Following two wins, one away and one home, over Dayton University on Tuesday and Wednesday, Miami baseball (10-23) will look keep their form when they host La Salle University (6-24) for a three-game series starting Friday at Hayden Park.
For the third time this season, Miami baseball (8-23) has been on the losing end of a Mid-American Conference series, dropping two-out-of-three against Eastern Michigan University (12-19) at home this past weekend.
The Miami baseball team (7-21) looks to turn around a five-game losing streak at home on Friday against Eastern Michigan University (10-18).
After snapping a two-game skid with two victories over Northern Kentucky and Xavier on March 28 and 29, Miami (7-19) fell back to their losing ways. The RedHawks were on the receiving end of a three-game sweep on Saturday and Sunday, courtesy of Central Michigan University (13-14).
Against Northern Kentucky University and Xavier University by scores of 5-4 and 7-0, respectively, Miami (7-16) bounced back after losing their Mid-American Conference series.
In their first taste of Mid-American Conference play, the baseball team (5-16) were on the losing end of a three game series at home against Western Michigan University (11-9). Despite winning the first game 4-3 in extra innings, Miami fell short in the final two by scores of 8-4 and 4-0.