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As soon as Jack Alpert heard the click of the scissors, his heart dropped.
The Miami RedHawks endured a blowout defeat to end their season, but that shouldn't define the year as a whole, head coach Jack Owens said.
CLEVELAND -- Cheers of, "Miami still sucks," rang out from the Ohio Bobcats pep band at the Quicken Loans Arena on Friday afternoon.
After seven straight games and seven straight victories against winless opponents, the Miami RedHawks (12-3) traveled to Northern Kentucky, a team with one single win.
Most great series end in a rubber match.
Barring a postseason tournament invitation, the Miami RedHawks' season is over.
As the Ohio Bobcats put the finishing touches on the RedHawks on Friday night, Miami's fate was already sealed.
With a 1:30 left in Tuesday's Miami-Kent State matchup, Miami head coach Jack Owens yelled for his RedHawks to "attack." He needed to tell them sooner.
When Abdoulaye Harouna looks around the court nowadays, he sees a completely different team than the one he first joined.
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Oh, isn't March fun?
Jack Owens had his back turned and didn't see it coming.
The Bowling Green Falcons were riding high coming into their last meeting with the Miami RedHawks.
The Miami RedHawks beat the Bowling Green Falcons 75-62 at Millett Hall on Saturday for their 11th straight victory.
For the second time this season, the Miami RedHawks used the Ball State Cardinals as a bounce-back opponent.
Tonight's game between the Miami RedHawks and the Ball State Cardinals presents a familiar situation against a familiar opponent.
For the second consecutive season, Miami baseball started its season with a four-game series split.
Playing their third game in five days, the Western Michigan Broncos should've been the ones to fall flat late in Saturday's game against the Miami RedHawks.
Miami baseball wants to have a "good" season.
Memories is what makes or breaks