The RedHawks rebounded from last week's loss to Toledo with a dominant 38-14 victory over the Eastern Michigan Eagles. Miami moves to 2-4 (1-1 in MAC play).
The Miami RedHawks are on the road again this week against Eastern Michigan. This is Miami's second conference matchup after last week's loss to Toledo.
The men's basketball season is approaching soon. As Travis Steele enters his third season with the RedHawks, the young players return with one season of experience with hopes to capture the MAC championship.
Miami's defense in 2023 held one of the most impressive rosters in school history. This year, several key players are missing, but the defense holds the same goal: another MAC championship.
Miami lost the 128th Battle for the Victory Bell against Cincinnati in the penultimate game of the rivalry.
This season marks the end of a 78-year streak of the annual Battle for the Victory Bell. Miami and Cincinnati will next meet in 2026, but there are currently no more scheduled games for the future.
The first Battle for the Victory Bell dates back to 1888. Miami and Cincinnati played the first collegiate football game in Ohio in a rainy and scoreless affair.
The 128th Battle for the Victory Bell will be the last consecutive game in the historic Miami-UC rivalry. With no 2025 game scheduled and both teams tied at 60 wins, the RedHawks have a chance to repeat their outstanding 2023 victory.
The NCHC preseason poll predicted Miami to finish last in the conference out of nine teams, despite the RedHawks' new coaching staff and additions to the roster.
The Miami RedHawks baseball team won their first postseason game in the MAC tournament against the Kent State Golden Flashes. This win pushes them to face the No. 1 Bowling Green State Falcons in game two.
The RedHawks recently struck gold when it was announced that four star recruit Kam Craft would be transferring to Miami, following a brief two year stint at Xavier University. The Miami Student had the chance to talk with Kam about his desire to play for Coach Steele, what he will bring to the table on the court and more.
The use of analytics and technology in baseball has become more rampant at every level. For the Miami RedHawks baseball program, it’s no different. The access to these technologies is not only huge for the recruitment side of college baseball, but the application and usage of the numbers is also important for the pitchers already on the staff to reach their full potential.
The Miami RedHawks golf team wrapped up an incredible season as the runner-ups in the MAC championship. Going forward, head coach JD Fletcher and the RedHawks know that they will only get better from here, and a future MAC championship victory is imminent.
The spring season is over for RedHawk football. Bryan Miller breaks down five takeaways following the defending conference champion’s spring showcase.
The Miami RedHawks hockey team is looking toward the future, and what better way to do that than the release of the 2024-25 regular season and postseason schedule? An overview of next season for the team:
The Miami RedHawks baseball team is on the upswing, winning their last 5 games to put themselves at sixth in the MAC. The storyline of this season has been the constant improvement of the team as the year has progressed.
Anthony Noreen was introduced as the seventh head coach of the Miami University hockey program. In an impassioned speech and throughout extended answers to questions, he spoke with conviction about the return of Miami to the upper echelon of the college hockey landscape through player development, along with an emphasis on culture and discipline.
Playing college golf is a truly unique experience. Players must stay on top of their academics during a season that spans almost the entire academic year, and they must focus on their individual performance while also finding ways to create a strong team. With all of this going on, what is life really like as a Division I college golfer?
The Miami Hockey program announces Anthony Noreen of the Tri-City Storm as its new head coach.
Three RedHawks – Michael Dowell, Miles Marshall and Yahsyn McKee – worked out on Miami Pro Day for NFl scouts as they set their sights beyond Oxford and to their professional football careers