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Photo by Nic Antaya/Getty Images Chuck Martin never imagined he’d be going into Year 11 in Oxford. And yet, the future of the RedHawks program has rarely looked brighter. Chuck Martin leads a Miami (OH) program which is the definition of stability in the MAC. Martin is tied with Eastern Michigan’s Chris Creighton for the longest tenured coach in the conference, … [Read more...] about What’s new for the 2024 Miami RedHawks?

The 750th beer to be showcased on Belt’s Beer Garden is Cinnamon Crunch Ale from Michigan’s Kuhnhenn Brewing Today marks yet another milestone for Belt’s Beer Garden. This is the 750th beer to be featured over the past nine and a half years. For the 750th beer I wanted to find something to honor the MAClands, where this page got its start. So I figured let’s go with something … [Read more...] about Belt’s Beer Garden: Crunch Time

Carter Skaggs/The Enquirer / USA TODAY NETWORK After several cancelations from both sides, only the 2026 matchup at Paycor Stadium remains on the schedule between the longtime rivals. Tradition seems to be nothing more than a bygone conclusion and buzzword in today’s college football world. The lost rivalries resulting from the never-ending realignment cycle are … [Read more...] about Miami and Cincinnati cancel Victory Bell rivalry for foreseeable future

The 1996 Las Vegas Bowl was the last to feature a MAC team, with Ball State taking a loss to Nevada. Akron’s future trip to Allegiant Stadium drips with nostalgia for a bygone era. “Go West, young man, go West and grow up with the country.” That’s what Horace Greeley (or someone else, as many dispute) said about the American West centuries ago. The American West has … [Read more...] about Akron, the Las Vegas Bowl, and the Great American West