Bowling Green raced to a 27-9 halftime lead on the way to handing Ohio a 41-16 Homecoming loss Saturday afternoon at Peden Stadium.

Toledo used a 21-point third quarter outburst on the way to posting a 31-13 victory over Ohio Saturday afternoon in the Glass Bowl.

Jonathan Goddard's interception return for touchdown proved to be the difference in Marshall's 16-13 win over Ohio Saturday afternoon at Peden Stadium.

For the first time in history, an Ohio football game will be shown on ESPN. The game time of Bobcats' October 16th contact at Toledo has been moved from  7 PM to noon to accommodate the broadcast. The contest will be televised on a regional basis to over 20 million cable subscribers. The coverage area includes the states of Ohio, Michigan, Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin  and  Pennsylvania, plus other selected markets to be announced. As part of the arrangement, the broadcast will...

Scott Mayle scored on TD passes of 44  and  89 yards to lead Ohio to a 28-16 win over Kentucky in front of a crowd of 61,514 Saturday night at Commonwealth Stadium. For the game, Mayle finished with 157 yards receiving  and  52 yards rushing. A Bobcat defense that was missing six starters held the Wildcats in check  and  forced five turnovers.

After a missed field goal on its first possession, Kentucky (1-3 Overall, 0-1 SEC) was back in business as it recovered a Kalvin McRae fumble on the Oh...

The Ohio defense scored two touchdowns  and  Ryan Hawk threw for two more to power the Bobcats to a 34-0 romp over Buffalo Saturday night at Peden Stadium.

Miami reeled off 23 unanswered points in the third quarter on the way to handing Ohio a 40-20 loss in its Mid-American Conference opener. For the second straight game, the Ohio (1-2 Overall, 0-1 MAC) offense struggled gaining just 9 yards on the ground. Miami (2-2, 1-0) dented a previously stingy Bobcat defense for 414 yards of total offense.

Ohio missed an opportunity to draw first blood after recovering a Ryne Robinson fumbled punt return on the RedHawk 26. The Bobcats drive stalled at the...

Three turnovers  and  a blocked punt led to an Ohio 24-3 loss to Pittsburgh at Heinz Field Saturday night.

It was mission accomplished for the Ohio football team after its 42-14 opening win over VMI. But now the bar gets raised as the Bobcats travel to take on the University of Pittsburgh where they haven't won in six tries. The Panthers were to have opened Monday night versus South Florida but that was wiped out by Hurricane Frances. Instead, Pitt will debut an offensive unit against Ohio that has eight new starters.

Gone from the Panther offense are star QB Rod Rutherford, WR Larry Fitzgerald an...

Ohio started the 2004 season on the right foot with a 42-14 win over VMI before 17,527 fans at Peden Stadium Saturday night. The storyline going into the game was focused on Ohio's switch from  the option offense to a more-balanced spread attack. Balance was the result as the Bobcats ran for 230 yards  and  threw for 229. Two Bobcat rushers topped the 100-yard mark  and  quarterback Ryan Hawk completed 13 of 24 passes for 223 yards  and  three touchdowns. While the offensive output may have prov...