Defensive tackle Landon Cohen enters his senior season having played in all 36 Bobcat games the last three years. His production has steadily improved during that time. Cohen's 14 tackles for loss last year tied him for 10th on the Ohio single-season list and earned him All-MAC Second Team honors. BobcatAttack.com talked with the man from Spartanburg, SC at the team's Media Day.

Michael Mitchell emerged early last year as a big hitter coming from the safety spot. He started the last eight games of the season and was tied for fourth on the team with 55 tackles and intercepted two passes. In 2007, Mitchell enters the year as the starting strong safety. BobcatAttack.com talked with the Fort Thomas, KY native at the team's Media Day.

In 2005, defensive end Jameson Hartke exploded on to the scene earning Sporting News Honorable Mention All-American honors after recording 4 sacks. He followed that up with 7.5 sacks during his sophomore campaign. That puts him tied for 7th on Ohio's all-time list and just 7.5 away from leader Andre Jackson's 19. BobcatAttack.com talked with the Centerville native at the team's Media Day.

Playing behind All-MAC middle linebacker Matt Muncy, Taj Henley hasn't seen a lot of game action at that spot. But now the senior has the starting job and is looking forward to making up for lost time. BobcatAttack.com talked with the Richmond, VA native at the team's Media Day.

Theo Scott's route to Ohio might not have been the straightest but the California native certainly has found his way into the the thick of the Bobcats quarterback battle. Scott started at Cal in 2005 but transferred to Los Angeles Southwest College where he started nine games at quarterback last year. He completed 52% of his passes for 1,179 yards and five scores. BobcatAttack.com talked with the sophomore from Long Beach at the team's Media Day.

Josh Febus started his freshman season on special teams. By the end of the season, he was seeing action at quarterback. His first collegiate score, a rushing touchdown at Miami, put Ohio ahead for good. Now, Febus has his sights set on the starting quarterback job. BobcatAttack.com talked with the sophomore from Dublin Coffman at the team's Media Day.

Brad Bower entered last Fall as the challenger to Austin Everson for the starting quarterback job. Everson won the job but Bower saw plenty of action late in the season when Everson was injured. This year, Bower would seem to be the man to beat for the QB job. BobcatAttack.com talked with the former Illinois transfer at the team's Media Day.

Following its first Bowl appearance in 38 years, expectations are running high for Ohio Football. At the annual Media Day, Head Coach Frank Solich, Offensive Coordinator Tim Albin and Defensive Coordinator Jimmy Burrow gave their thoughts on the upcoming season. BobcatAttack.com was there to provide coverage.

Just a few months removed from being on the Ohio campus, former Bobcats Matt Muncy and T.J. Wright are in the Cincinnati Training Camp. Both have been impressive early on in their bids to make the Bengals roster. BobcatAttack.com has coverage from Saturday's Orange/Black Mock Game.

The MAC News Media picked Ohio to win the MAC East at the MAC Media Day in Ford Field Wednesday. The Bobcats narrowly edged Kent St. for the top spot. Ohio received 15 of 36 first-place votes, Kent St. 13 and Akron 6. The Zips were picked third, followed by Miami, Bowling Green, Temple and Buffalo.

In the West, Western Michigan edged defending MAC Champ Central Michigan by two points in voting. They're followed by Toledo, Ball St., Northern Illinois and Eastern Michigan. The Broncos are also...