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‘I’m getting better every day’: Brett Gabbert talks recovery after season-ending injury

By Jack Schmelzinger | November 29, 2023

Down 21-10 in their biggest game of the season to this point, the Miami RedHawks are two yards away from punching into the end zone to cut the University of Toledo lead under a touchdown. Star junior quarterback Brett Gabbert smacks his hands together, and before the snap even hits them, he’s moving toward the end zone. He doesn’t make it a yard before he meets the Toledo defense. 

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12 RedHawks named All-MAC, Salopek and Nicholson earn top honors

By Jack Schmelzinger | November 29, 2023

A total of 12 RedHawks earned All-MAC honors in 2023. Miami University redshirt-junior linebacker Matt Salopek was named MAC Defensive Player of the Year and junior kicker Graham Nicholson was named MAC Special Teams Player of the Year.

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Five defining moments on Miami’s path to the MAC Championship

By Jack Schmelzinger | November 28, 2023

The RedHawks will play the No. 23 Toledo Rockets for the 2023 MAC title this Saturday, Dec. 2, at noon, at Ford Field in Detroit.

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FOOD

Fueling your gains: The science of eating for muscle growth and health

By Jack Schmelzinger | November 21, 2023

How Miami's students are managing their food intake to support their muscle growth

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‘You got to like what you do’: How Andy Geshan handles Miami’s hockey equipment

By Teddy Johnson | November 20, 2023

Hockey equipment managers are jacks of all trades, and Geshan is no exception. Setting up locker room stalls, ordering equipment and even providing players red licorice before games are important aspects of Geshan’s job. 

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Preview: Miami to face off against No.2 North Dakota as two teams compete in ultimate game of ‘Hawkey’

By Jeffrey Middleton | November 17, 2023

Puck drop between these two NCHC teams is at 8:07 p.m. ET on Friday and 7:07 p.m. ET on Saturday.

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With a basketball coach leading the youngest roster in college baseball, Miami Middletown is defying expectations

By Will Kehres | November 17, 2023

With college basketball coach Mark Adams at the helm, the Miami Middletown ThunderHawks baseball program posted an impressive 12-5 record in their first action since 2019, shattering expectations while fielding the youngest roster in college baseball. 

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The lady RedHawks fell short this season, but together they stand on top

By Lauren Schulze | November 16, 2023

With a record of 8-10-1 overall and 5-6 in the conference, the RedHawks unfortunately didn't return to the MAC tournament this year, despite winning each of their last four games.

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Which bowl game will the RedHawks play in?

By Sean Wiesemann | November 16, 2023

Miami has already long since secured bowl eligibility. Come December, will they be trucking to Honolulu, Tucson or Boise?

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Miami football punches ticket to MAC Championship with win over Buffalo

By Jack Schmelzinger | November 16, 2023

“These kids have been working their whole lives for this,” Miami head coach Chuck Martin said. “… In your life, these moments are hard to get. It’s what we do this for.” 

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Miami hosts Buffalo Wednesday with eyes on the MAC Championship

By Jack Schmelzinger | November 15, 2023

For the RedHawks, a loss in Wednesday’s game would not take them out of the driver’s seat to Detroit, especially with Ball State having a 3-7 overall record. But with how things have fallen for Miami football since their last MAC Championship, they’d be better off sealing their fate this week.

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A legacy of leadership: Carolyn Condit’s 40 seasons leading Miami volleyball

By Jack Schmelzinger and Andrew Relvas | November 15, 2023

It will be a long time before another coach leads Miami volleyball to as much success as Condit has.

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Hennessey Luu-Brown is a steadying presence for Miami women’s basketball

By Nisso Sacha | November 14, 2023

Hennessey Luu-Brown, a senior hailing from Ontario, Canada, has had quite the journey on her way to Miami.

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FOOD

Fueling your gains: The science of eating for muscle growth and health

By Jack Schmelzinger | November 14, 2023

Eating perfectly isn’t possible for most college students, but every meal counts.

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An underdog story: Hampton Dauparas makes RedHawks basketball roster

By Jon Schooley | November 13, 2023

This fall, Hampton Dauparas earned a spot on the Miami men’s basketball team.

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Recap: Miami hockey suffers sweep to Colorado College in first home weekend of NCHC play

By Jeffrey Middleton | November 13, 2023

For many reasons, it was a tough weekend for the RedHawks, but the main frustration came from a poor 20 minutes in the first game of the two-game series and, inevitably, the team’s lack of offensive production over the two-game set. 

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Texas State overpowers Miami in RedHawks’ home-opener

By Jack Schmelzinger | November 12, 2023

“The game went about how I thought it would,” Miami's head coach Travis Steele said. “... They’re a really good rebounding team … We don’t have the ability to play two bigs right now — I wish we did.”

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Joe Burrow: The Most Valuable Player

By Steven Pepper | November 11, 2023

The Cincinati Bengals are riding a 4-game winning streak thanks to quarterback Joe Burrow’s MVP-level stretch.

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Hockey Preview: Unfinished Business with Colorado College

By Teddy Johnson | November 10, 2023

Momentum is the name of the game in hockey, as demonstrated by this Colorado College team. Teams can have a losing record, but still make a playoff run with momentum. In a similar way, momentum will play a huge role for this Miami program looking to make a turnaround. 

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‘Every swimmer dreams of representing their country’: Miami first-year to compete at 2023 Parapan American Games

By Wes Payne | November 9, 2023

Carson Bruner will represent his country at the 2023 Parapan American Games from Nov. 17 to Nov. 26 in Santiago, Chile, as a member of the U.S. Paralympic Swim Team.