The Mid-American Conference features heated competition among the football teams in the conference every year. The 2010
season as no different, and the Ohio Bobcats finished second in the East Division with a record of 8-5, behind Miami of Ohio.
The Ohio Bobcats will be out for revenge and the top spot for the 2011 season.
The history of football at Ohio University dates back to before it was even a college sport. Football first appeared on
campus in 1826, and the first football team was listed in the yearbook in 1892. Since then, the Ohio Bobcats have made quite
the impact on NCAA football,
with numerous bowl appearances, lots of conference titles and many All-Americans.
Peden Stadium is the home
of the Ohio Bobcats and has been since 1926. It was originally called Ohio University's Athletic Plant. It underwent many
major renovations, which kept the stadium modern and increased the seating capacity to 24,000. The stadium is named after
former coach and director of athletics Don Peden, who also helped found the MAC.
The Ohio Bobcats have some of the most rabid fans in college football. One of the best places to witness the true passion
of those fans is at one of the Ohio Bobcats home games. Once you have experienced an Ohio Bobcats home game, you are sure
to come back. Just make sure to reserve your sports
tickets early for all of this season's games.
