Congratulations to Notre Dame Academy's Page Roback, who on Wednesday signed a volleyball letter of intent to play at Eastern Michigan in the Mid-American

In less than 72 hours, the Ohio State Buckeyes will take on the Michigan Wolverines at The Big House in Ann Arbor.
 

Mr. Fantasy's Weekly Watch for Wednesday, Nov. 18, 2009. Mr. Fantasy, aka Howard Chen, gives you what you need to know in the world of fantasy pro sports,

The University of Findlay ended a basketball game Tuesday the way they did 36 straight times last season - with a win.

A week before the football backyard brawl, Denise Van De Walle picked a perfect time for a milestone win as her BG volleyball Falcons defeated Toledo.

Ohio State's 9-2 and headed to a Rose Bowl.  Michigan's 5-6 and needs a win to be bowl eligible.  But you can throw all that out the window.  It's rivalry

Bowling Green couldn't quite hang with the third-ranked team in the country, but they still were able to take out several positives from a 91-72 loss to Ohio

Tricia Cullop wanted more intensity after her UT women lost the season opener against Northwestern.  Against Cleveland State, she got that intensity.

Money in college athletics might as well be chalked up as money lost.  Outside of the largest programs in the country, the slumping economy only adds to the

The Rockets made a push late, but it wasn't enough.  Toledo lost its season opener 72-62 to Eastern Illinois.

In slammin' fashion, the Bowling Green men won their basketball season opener over Wayne State 67-45.

Jack Vivian was Bowling Green's first ever varsity hockey coach.  Now, he's the first to give to BG's new hockey endowment campaign to the tune of $250,000.

Leading up to the season opener, Bowling Green head coach Curt Miller made Chicago State sound like a team to fear.  Instead, the Falcons showed everybody that

There are high expectations for the UT women's basketball team this year.  But against a BCS-conference school, the season's first win will have to wait for

A handful of surprises and a handful of expecteds last week, but as the Ohio football postseason churns along this November, teams will have to find their