The first time this season that the Bobcats had Kent State in their sights, they couldn’t keep the Golden Flashes in front of them.
With the rematch here, Ohio believes it’s now prepared to take aim on the Mid-American Conference leaders.
“It’s kind of a revenge game,” Ohio junior forward Kenny Kaminski said Thursday. “We left that game with a bad taste in our mouth.
“The glory of MAC play is you get to play them again.”
Ohio (12-7, 3-4 MAC), fresh off its first true road win of the season, opens a critical three-game homestand on Friday night with a nationally televised (ESPNU) battle against Kent State starting at 9 p.