Ohio scored 31 second-half points in a 38-29 win over Miami at Peden Stadium Saturday afternoon. Facing a 17-7 halftime deficit, the Bobcats (6-6, 4-4 MAC) scored on the opening posession of the second half with a Brad Bower 2-yard plunge. After a Taj Henley interception, Ohio took the lead on a Kalvin McRae 1-yard run. The 'Cats then wasted no time in turning a Michael Brown interception into points. Bower connected with Andrew Mooney on a 17-yard TD strike. In just 6:02 of third quarter play, Ohio had put up 21 points.

Miami (6-6, 5-2) cut the Ohio lead to 28-26 with 7:23 to play before Josh Abrams turned in the key play of the game. He returned a kickoff 93 yards for a touchdown to put the Bobcats up 35-26. Miami returned the ensuing... <Read More>

Kalvin McRae came to Ohio from Decatur, Georgia and will leave Athens with his name all over the Bobcat record book. The senior running back still has unfinished business. Saturday against Miami, McRae has a shot to break the career TD mark (needs 2), single-season TD mark (needs 1), points scored in a season (currently tied) and career points scored (needs 12). BobcatAttack.com's Rollie Merriman talked with Kalvin about his Ohio career and the upcoming game against the RedHawks.

Akron rolled up 439 yards of offense and Alex Allen ran for three scores to lead the Zips to a 48-37 win over Ohio Wednesday night at the Rubber Bowl. The loss eliminates the Bobcats from the MAC East title hunt.

Ohio limited Temple to 209 yards of offense in posting a 23-7 win over the Owls Friday night at Peden Stadium. The Bobcat rushing attack continues to click. Ohio ran for 219 yards and has now topped the 200-yard mark in four straight games. Kalvin McRae led the way with 151 yards on the ground and one score. The Bobcats play their third game in twelve days when they travel to Akron Wednesday night. The 7:30 contest will be broadcast on ESPN2.

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