The Miami RedHawks football team stays at home this weekend and welcomes the Lindenwood Lions for the final non-conference game of the season. Kickoff is at 3:30 p.m. at Yager Stadium on Sept. 27
Miami University's hockey team is ready to begin the 2025-26 season, but before the opening game, head coach Anthony Noreen and senior forward Blake Mesenburg met with the media on NCHC media day.
After winning the Mid-American Conference (MAC) championship with the Miami University baseball team, pitcher Hayden Cuthbertson was drafted to the Miami Marlins in round 18 of the 2025 Major League Baseball Draft as the 528th overall pick.
It only took one year for Dan Luers to become one of the most trusted voices in the Miami men’s basketball program. Now a graduate assistant, his voice remains a steady presence for a team looking to break through and make the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2007
On June 6, a ruling officially allowed colleges to pay their athletes directly. For many Power programs, this greatly diminished and even eliminated the need for walk-on players. At Group of Five schools like Miami, however, the walk-on remains an integral aspect to the rosters of multiple teams.
Miami women's basketball announced its 2025-26 schedule. The RedHawks hope to replicate their strong performance in the regular season last year and make it back to Cleveland in March.
Miami football drops to 0-3 with its recent loss against UNLV in the 2025 home opener at Yager Stadium
Following two road losses and a bye week, the Miami RedHawks football team returns to Yager Stadium for the first time of the 2025 season on Sept. 20. The RedHawks welcome the UNLV Rebels for a noon kickoff.
The 2025 college football season is in full swing, and Miami RedHawk fans will see their first game at Yager Stadium of the new year. Assistant sports editor Jeff Middleton writes about the importance of Miami students packing Yager this Saturday in his latest edition of Middleton Musings
The Miami football team is now 0-2 to start the 2025 season. Here are four takeaways from the RedHawks before their home-opener against UNLV
Miami dropped its second game of the 2025 season against Rutgers 45-17 on Sept. 6
In the first edition of Middleton's Musings, Jeff discusses the hockey offseason. Miami recruited several players from both youth leagues and the transfer portal, but so did other teams in the NCHC. How will the conference stack up in 2025-26 based on these roster changes?
Raegan Lantz is part of less than 1% of people in the United States living with Type 1 diabetes. Not only does she live with it, she perseveres and plays for the Miami University volleyball team as an outside hitter, not missing a single game last season.
Miami men's basketball recently announced its 2025-26 MAC schedule, although the team awaits finalization of the full non-conference schedule
Miami football hits the road again this weekend against another Big Ten opponent. The RedHawks will play Rutgers on Sept. 6 at 3:30 p.m. EST.
For the first time since 2019, a new quarterback will be starting for the Miami RedHawks. That name will be Dequan Finn, a new RedHawk but not a new player in the Mid-American Conference.
When the clock ran out in the fourth quarter in Miami football's season opener, the RedHawks managed to hold Wisconsin to 17 points. However, Miami's offense couldn't find the endzone or get the ball through the goalposts, leading to a shutout by the Badgers.
The Miami University RedHawks football team stayed in the game against the University of Wisconsin-Madison Badgers going into halftime. However, a mediocre offensive performance found the RedHawks scoreless and trailing 17-0 by the end of the fourth quarter.
The 2025 college football season begins this week, but Miami University RedHawk fans won’t have to wait until Saturday to see the team on the gridiron. The RedHawks ring in the season on the road against the University of Wisconsin-Madison Badgers on Aug. 28.
The Miami volleyball team enters its second year under head coach Dan Gwitt this season. Two local first-year players, Lindy Radaszewski and Molly Creech, will look to make a big impact on the roster this year.