On December 16, Frank Solich was hired to rebuild the Ohio football program. The first building block went into place today when Solich announced his first recruiting class. The Bobcats signed 27 players from 11 states including 12 players from Ohio. BobcatAttack.com has been following Coach Solich and staff throughout the recruiting season. Check out the BobcatAttack.com recruiting database for a view of Ohio's recruiting season. Solich's press conference will be archived at www.ohio.edu/live....

Although they've been on the job a few weeks, Ohio head football coach Frank Solich today officially announced the hiring of five assistant coaches. They are former New Mexico State assistants Gerry Gdowski, Ross Els, Derek Mason and Keven Lightner, as well as former Minnesota State assistant Carl Pelini.

Solich also announced position assignments for the previously announced coordinators. Offensive coordinator Tim Albin will work specifically with the running backs, while defensive leader Ji...

Returning Ohio football players came back from Winter Break to find Frank Solich as their head coach. BobcatAttack.com's Rollie Merriman asked middle linebacker Spencer Tatum for his thoughts on the new coach.

Ending a couple weeks of rumors, Ohio head football coach Frank Solich on Tuesday officially announced Tim Albin as offensive coordinator and Jimmy Burrows as defensive coordinator. The two served in the same capacity at North Dakota St. last season. It was also announced that Pete Germano would remain as recruiting coordinator.

?Tim and Jimmy are coaches that I have known for some time. Both have experience as coordinators and I had a chance to work with them directly at Nebraska," Solich sa...

New Ohio head football coach Frank Solich has been on the job for two weeks. BobcatAttack.com's Rollie Merriman talked with the coach about the changes in store for Ohio football.

In a press conference Thursday afternoon in Athens, Frank Solich was introduced as Ohio's 28th head football coach. He returns to coaching following his 2003 firing at Nebraska after going 58-19 in six seasons there. Solich, a 60-year-old Cleveland native, guided the Cornhuskers to six straight bowl games, three Top 10 finishes, five 9-plus win seasons and the National Championship Game in the 2002 Rose Bowl.

Solich replaces Brian Knorr who was fired after going 11-35 in four seasons. He has...

At a press conference Thursday afternoon in Athens, Ohio Athletic Director Thomas Boeh announced that head football coach Brian Knorr has been relieved of his duties. Knorr was 11-35 in four years as head coach of the Bobcats. The university will honor the last year of his 5-year contract. Ohio will begin a national search immediately for Knorr?s replacement, with plans to engage a consultant to work with a university committee for the successful completion of the search process.

Akron capitalized on Ohio turnovers to run off 24 unanswered points on the way to a 31-19 win Saturday afternoon at Peden Stadium. The Zips (6-4 Overall, 6-1 MAC) will now host Miami in a game that will decide the MAC East crown. The Bobcats (4-7, 2-6) finish with their fourth straight losing season.

A missed extra point in overtime by UCF gave Ohio a 17-16 win over the Knights Saturday night at the Citrus Bowl.

The Ohio football team dropped its fourth straight game in a 42-16 pounding by Kent State Saturday afternoon in Dix Stadium.