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By Ben Blanchard, The Miami Student
By Harrison Schwarz, staff writer
Special teams mistakes doomed the Miami University football team in a 29-25 loss to State University of New York Buffalo Thursday night. Two RedHawk field goal penalties gave the Bulls 14 points, a margin too large in a five-point decision.
In the spirit of Halloween, The Miami Student caught up with several RedHawk captains to discuss their favorite Halloween memories.
By Steve Perkins, For The Miami Student
By Coburn Gillies, For The Miami Student
By Ryan McSheffrey, For The Miami Student
A short week presents an extra challenge for the Miami University football team when it hosts State University of New York at Buffalo on Thursday night. After falling 35-13 to Western Michigan University on Saturday, the RedHawks (1-7, 0-4 Mid-American Conference) seek an end to their
All Jacked Up
By Harrison Schwarz, staff writer
By Steve Perkins, staff writer
For a Miami University football program stuck in a rebuilding process, any improvement, even in a loss, is a good sign. At least that's what head coach Chuck Martin said after losing 35-13 to Western Michigan University on Saturday in Kalamazoo, Mich.
The Miami University football team has a shot at redemption when it travels to Western Michigan University on Saturday to face an offense similar to Northern Illinois University, who beat Miami 45-12 last weekend in Oxford.
By Steve Perkins, For The Miami Student
By Harrison Schwarz, For The Miami Student
By Ryan McSheffrey, For The Miami Student
When the Miami University football team signed 5-year-old Liam Kaufman to the squad in June, the support didn't end there. The RedHawks joined their newest and youngest member Thursday night at the Light the Night Walk in Cincinnati.
Joel Bouagnon and the Northern Illinois University run game started strong and never stopped, as they defeated the Miami University football team 45-12 Saturday.
By Steve Perkins, For The Miami Student