Lukas is a senior journalism and Sports Leadership and Management (SLAM) double major. He started writing for TMS at the end of his freshman year, and has been the Sports Editor since the end of his sophomore year.
His favorite sports to cover on campus are football and women’s basketball, and his dream job is writing about basketball, at any level.
Lukas is from Brewster, Ohio, and is a long-suffering Cleveland sports fan.
When Lukas isn’t busy with TMS, he enjoys watching (non-Miami) sports, Netflix, and reading good journalism of any genre.
His email is nelso156@miamioh.edu.
The College Football Playoff field may look set, but there’s still one more weekend for things to go sideways. Ohio State, currently ranked fifth, still has a decent shot at making the field of four and avenging its loss to Michigan last week.
Six draft-eligible Miami players showcased their talent in front of personnel for 21 of the NFL’s 32 teams in Miami’s Dausch Indoor Performance Center.
Jack Owens and his squad are hoping that the second time's the charm this Thursday against the Kent State Golden Flashes. The two seeded Flashes beat Miami in Millett Hall Feb. 1 in a contest that wasn’t particularly close.
The RedHawks will face the Central Michigan Chippewas this Thursday. The teams will get a good look at each other for next Tuesday's matchup between the two teams in Mount Pleasant, Mich.
Oxford Mayor Bill Snavely said Oxford City Council will likely not renew the city’s emergency mask mandate, which expires March 1, at Council’s Feb. 15 meeting.
Everything fell into place with senior forward Dalonte Brown (and redshirt senior forward James Beck) back in the lineup on Saturday for the Miami men's basketball team. The ball moved around on offense, finding the team’s shooters for open 3-pointers. In all, Miami had 17 assists on 34 made baskets. “It was a complete game,” Miami head coach Jack Owens said.
The RedHawks face off against the Bowling Green Falcons, who are in eighth place in the MAC. If the ’Hawks beat the Falcons, they’ll leapfrog BG into a projected MAC tournament appearance.
Since its inception in Oct. 2018, the transfer portal has completely altered the landscape of college football.
Miami University alumnus (’08) Sean McVay will make his second Super Bowl appearance as the head coach of the Los Angeles Rams after the team’s 20-17 win against the San Francisco 49ers Sunday night.
The Cincinnati Bengals defeated the Kansas City Chiefs 27-24 in overtime Sunday afternoon to clinch their first Super Bowl appearance since 1989.