The Ohio Bobcats, the lowest-scoring road team in the Mid-American Conference, traveled to No. 25 Buffalo, the best home scoring team in the conference, and no one should be surprised by the result. Buffalo set a new season-high in points by beating the Bobcats 114-67.
In a wrongful death lawsuit filed last week in Athens, the parents of an Ohio University student who died in November allege that hazing by his fraternity chapter caused his death.
The 2018-19 college basketball regular season creeped closer to its finish line following Saturday’s men and women’s games. The Ohio women started the day at the Convocation Center hosting Western Michigan while the men played later at Central Michigan.
The Ohio University Police Department received its second report of a sexual assault so far this spring semester on Feb. 8.
For the second year, national gaming and eSports leaders and entrepreneurs will convene in Athens to talk about the state of the gaming and eSports industries and emerging digital trends at the Ohio University Business of Games Summit this Friday, Feb. 22 at Baker University Center.
After suffering their largest loss of the season last week, the Ohio Bobcat women needed a win to avoid their first losing streak this season. Hosting the Western Michigan Broncos on Saturday, the Bobcats did just that with a 70-56 win.
In a wrongful death lawsuit filed this week in Athens, the parents of an Ohio University student who died in November alleges that hazing by his fraternity chapter caused his death.
In today's edition of On Court Street, photographer Jordan Kelley asks, "What percentage of your fellow OU students would you estimate participate (or participated) in underage drinking?"
Men’s Basketball
Twice this season the Ohio Bobcat women’s team has gotten votes in the AP Top 25 Poll. Both times the Bobcats lost right after the poll’s release, including Wednesday evening when Ohio traveled to Toledo and fell 76-50.
Despite jumping out to a 12-0 lead at the start of Tuesday’s game at the Convocation Center, the Ohio Bobcat men fell to the Eastern Michigan Eagles 66-57.
By the end of the day on Saturday, just 16 Division I women’s basketball teams had reached 20 wins.
