Ball State's Emmy Kaiser: The #1 Ranked Women's Wheelchair Tennis Player In the United States

First LeBron returns to his hometown, now Akronites have the opportunity to watch a Cleveland Browns intrasquad scrimmage at InfoCision Stadium.  Akron is the center of the sports universe.  What in the hell is going on?

11 of Ohio's 13 traditional four year public universities have raised tuition this fall. Who didn't?  Bowling Green.  Well done Falcons.

Joe Licata, who will be one of top quarterbacks in the MAC next season for your Buffalo Bulls, attracted some big name attention before landing in New York.

Kent State Dining Services is stepping up its game this summer.  Golden Flashes can now pick up some street meat, or as the university puts it, "culinary excellence."

One of the most improbable gold medalists in Olympic history, a Miami graduate, passed way last Thursday at the age of 74.

Always a controversial issue, those on the Ohio University campus will be banned from smoking e-cigarettes, effective starting with the 2015-16 school year.

The number one ranked women's wheelchair tennis player in the United States is a Ball State University Cardinal.

A future Central Michigan slugger belted enough dingers in a recent home run derby that I am demanding you click on this link.

Eastern Michigan players recently met to bury the jersey of Demarius Reed. The jersey was buried in the new gray FieldTurf surface at Rynearson Stadium.  Reed was killed in a robbery attempt last October.

A former Northern Illinois Huskie is due to be inducted into the Georgia Tech Athletics Hall of Fame in Atlanta this October.

A high school wrestler due to graduate in just days who planned to attend Toledo in the fall, is dead following a caffeine overdose.

You know that ugly "C" word that's ruining the game of football for players and fans alike?  Researchers at Western Michigan are trying to eliminate the guesswork.

UMASS WON A GOLD MEDAL. Enjoy.  Football season is around the corner.