Robert Keegan III is a journalist for The Post, a local news outlet in Athens, Ohio. He covers a range of sports topics, including football and men's basketball, providing analysis, game recaps, and player profiles. Robert is dedicated to bringing the latest updates and insights to the local community.
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Robert Keegan III’s coverage is exclusively focused on sports, particularly football and basketball at Ohio University. He heavily features announcements, event coverage, and investment analysis related to local sports teams.
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As Ohio coach Tim Albin predicted, the Mid-American Conference title race has come down to the season's final week.
For Ohio (9-3, 7-1 Mid-American Conference), it was simple: win, and you're in. Friday, the Bobcats walked into Peden Stadium with an opportunity
When Ohio running back Anthony Tyus breaks free into the open field, he runs as if he's angry at the ground.
Ohio has a chance to do something it hasn't done in more than 50 years: take home the Mid-American Conference Championship trophy.
Going into the season, Ohio was a difficult team to predict. Every one of the team's skill positions on offense featured a new starter, and the team lost its captains and All-MAC players on defense.
By: Robert Keegan
The Mid-American Conference announced its end-of-season honors via X Thursday morning, with a total of 10 players and coaches being honored.
Ohio has climbed the mountain to win the Mid-American Conference Championship Game for the first time since 1968.
Ohio fans, and maybe even players, were stunned when, shortly after the team's Mid-American Conference Championship game victory, ESPN's Pete Thamel
Brian Smith named 30th head coach of Ohio Football Following a coaching search that lasted a little over a week, Ohio athletic director
Ohio wrapped up its storybook season Friday afternoon with a 30-27 Cure Bowl Victory against Conference-USA champion Jacksonville State.
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