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  11/10/26 - Drew Bellisari, Fr/2030, Miami (OH), 6-3, 190 (DS#69 QB) + More +

  Miami (Ohio) scored 34 unanswered points behind true freshman quarterback Drew Bellisari in his first collegiate game, and the RedHawks spotted Ohio 17 points before ending the Bobcats' six-game win streak with a 34-17 victory on Tuesday night. Freshman kicker Brady Stidham's 36-yard field goal tied it 17-all just 44 seconds into the fourth quarter, and his 25-yarder gave the RedHawks the lead for good with 3:55 to go. Nick Poulos fumbled on fourth down, and Malcolm McCain recovered. D'Shawntae Jones ran 48 yards for a touchdown on the next play to seal the victory. Poulos followed with his first interception of the season and Amariyun Knighten returned it 58 yards for a touchdown for the finishing touch. McCain led the RedHawks with 11 tackles.

Ohio (7-3, 5-1 Mid-American Conference) led 17-0 late in the second quarter on Poulos' 8-yard touchdown pass to Riley Neer; a 1-yard scoring plunge by Duncan Brune, and Brack Peacock's short field goal. Miami (6-4, 4-2) didn't get anything going until Bellisari replaced an injured Caleb Heavner late in the second quarter - the third RedHawks quarterback to go down this season. Bellisari's first pass was a 13-yard completion to Braylon Isom and the two connected again for a 17-yard gain to set up first-and-goal. The Redhawks lost 5 yards for a false start before scoring on a trick play - wide receiver Scoop Smith 15-yard toss to Maleek Huggins - to cut it to 17-7 at halftime. Bellisari directed an eight-play, 69-yard drive with Jones running it in from a yard out for the only score of the third quarter and the RedHawks trailed 17-14. Bellisari completed 8 of 15 passes for 99 yards and rushed three times for 64 more. Jones finished with 115 yards on 18 carries. Poulos had 193 yards on 20-for-39 passing and rushed for 68 on 17 carries. - Miami OH/AP College Football

(DS#69 QB) Fr/2030 QB Drew Bellisari, Miami (OH)
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  10/07/26 - Kellan McLaughlin, rJr/2028, Miami (OH), 5-10, 174 (DS#30 K) + More +

  10/05 WEEK 5 MAC FOOTBALL SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Kellan McLaughlin, Miami, Placekicker, R-Jr., Louisville, Ky. (Trinity),...Kellan McLaughlin was a perfect 4-of-4 on field goals last Saturday versus Bowling Green. The junior knocked in kicks from 24, 41, 40 and 28 yards and added an extra point. He also recorded four touchbacks on five kickoffs, allowing just 17 return yards all afternoon. - MAC Football

(DS#30 K) rJr/2028 K Kellan McLaughlin, Miami (OH)
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  Thomas Gotkowski threw three touchdown passes, Braylon Isom caught two of them, and Miami (Ohio) beat Ball State 45-24 in a regular-season finale to clinch a trip to the Mid-American championship game for the third consecutive season. Gotkowski found Isom for a 23-yard score at the 9:07 mark of the first quarter, and a 10-yard strike less than three minutes later. The RedHawks never trailed, and led from that point on. It's the fifth consecutive win for the RedHawks over the Cardinals.

The RedHawks finished the regular season 7-5 and 6-2 in the Mid-American Conference, and will face Western Michigan (8-4, 7-1) in the MAC title game, despite Ohio and Toledo also holding 6-2 conference records. Miami owns a tiebreaker between common opponents. Gotkowski's long came on a 55-yard touchdown to Kam Perry. He was 12-of-24 passing for 226 yards, with 44 yards on the ground. Jordan Brunson (54 rushing yards) and D'Shawntae Jones (47 rushing yards) both had rushing touchdowns, and led a RedHawks offense that combined for 234 rushing yards. Kiael Kelly was 14 of 23 for 177 yards with a pair of passing touchdowns for the Cardinals (4-8, 3-5). He added a game-high 61 yards on 11 attempts. The Cardinals allowed six sacks, and allowed a score on a fumble recovery return by Jermaine Agee with 2:11 left in the game. They entered the game with the second-most sacks allowed out of 136 teams in FBS football and finished with 49 allowed. - Miami OH/AP College Football

(DS#999 QB) rSo/2029 QB Thomas Gotkowski, Miami (OH)
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  11/26/25 - Rodney Nelson, rJr/2028, Miami (OH), 5-08, 179 (DS#63 RB) + More +

  2025 CAA OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR (COACHES): Monmouth sophomore running back Rodney Nelson led the CAA and ranked second in FCS in rushing, piling up 1,802 yards and 18 touchdowns for one of the nation's most prolific offenses. The sophomore ran for 100 or more yards in nine of his 12 games and topped the 200-yard mark three times. He added 30 receptions for 229 yards and a TD to lead the country in all-purpose yardage (2,031). Nelson's 1,802 rushing yards are the second-most in Monmouth history and ranks as the fifth-highest total ever in the CAA. - CAA Football

(DS#63 RB) rJr/2028 RB Rodney Nelson, Miami (OH)
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  11/24/25 - Dom Dzioban, rSr/2026, Miami (OH), 6-1, 204 (DS#999 K) + More +

  WEEK 13 MAC CO-SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYERS OF THE WEEK: Dom Dzioban, Miami, Kicker, 6th - Senior, Frankfort, Ill. (Lincoln Way East),...Dom Dzioban was perfect last Wednesday in Miami's 37-20 win at Buffalo. The 6th-year senior knocked in all three field goal attempts and added four extra points as the RedHawks became bowl eligible for the ninth time in the past 10 seasons. Dzioban, a Lou Groza Award semi-finalist, connected on field goals from 42, 37 and 49 yards. - MAC Football

(DS#999 K) rSr/2026 K Dom Dzioban, Miami (OH)
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  11/19/25 - Jordan Brunson, rSr/2026, Miami (OH), 5-10, 228 (DS#90 RB) + More +

  Thomas Gotkowski and D'Shawntae Jones each accounted for two touchdowns, and Jordan Brunson rushed for 123 yards in a 37-20 win for Miami (Ohio) over Buffalo on Wednesday night. Gotkowski found Kam Perry for a 32-yard touchdown, then rushed for a 3-yard score in the second quarter. A 42-yard field goal from Dom Dzioban made it 17 straight points for the Redhawks (6-5, 5-2 Mid-American). The Bulls (5-6, 4-3) responded with 17 straight points of their own. Ta'Quan Roberson threw a pair of touchdowns to Victor Snow and Jasaiah Gathings, and Jack Howes kicked a 42-yard field goal to make it 20-17 at the 6:50 mark of the third. Roberson was 24 of 48 for 303 yards and two interceptions.

The RedHawks returned the favor and pulled away starting on the following drive. Jones rushed for 7- and 1-yard touchdowns, and Dzioban made kicks from 37 and 49 yards to make it 20 unanswered points. Gotkowski, a redshirt freshman, entered the season as the third-string quarterback and had not attempted a pass prior to Wednesday. He was 13-of-23 passing for 185 yards, with 26 on the ground, taking the starting job from Henry Hesson. Hesson started against Toledo last Wednesday after Dequan Finn left the program. Hesson was 11-of-38 passing with three interceptions in that 24-3 loss. The win keeps the RedHawks alive in the race for the conference championships, along with three other two-loss teams that all trail Western Michigan (7-4, 6-1). Miami is bowl eligible for the fifth consecutive year under head coach Chuck Martin. - Miami OH/AP College Football

(DS#90 RB) rSr/2026 RB Jordan Brunson, Miami (OH)
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  11/19/25 - Rodney Nelson, rJr/2028, Miami (OH), 5-08, 179 (DS#63 RB) + More +

  WEEK 10 CAA FOOTBALL OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Rodney Nelson, So., RB, Monmouth (Owings Mills, Md./Franklin),...Nelson set a new career high, rushing for 244 yards and 2 TD's on 34 carries (7.2 ypc) in Monmouth's 35-7 win at Bryant. The 244 yards are the 4th-most in FCS this season and marked his third 200+-yard outing in the past five games. He added two catches for 62 yards and his 306 all-purpose yards were the second-most in FCS in 2025. Nelson leads the nation in rushing and all-purpose yards. - CAA Football

(DS#63 RB) rJr/2028 RB Rodney Nelson, Miami (OH)
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  11/19/25 - Rodney Nelson, rJr/2028, Miami (OH), 5-08, 179 (DS#63 RB) + More +

  WEEK 9 CAA FOOTBALL CO-OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Rodney Nelson, So., RB, Monmouth (Owings Mills, Md./Franklin),...Nelson rushed for a career-high 233 yards and four touchdowns on 33 carries (7.1 ypc) in Monmouth's 28-10 road win at Hampton. It was the second 200+ yard effort of the year for Nelson, who tallied the 6th-highest rushing total in FCS in 2025 and the most for a MU back since 2023. It was the 5th straight game with 100+ yards for Nelson, who leads the nation with 1,238 yards. - CAA Football

(DS#63 RB) rJr/2028 RB Rodney Nelson, Miami (OH)
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  11/19/25 - Dom Dzioban, rSr/2026, Miami (OH), 6-1, 204 (DS#999 K) + More +

  WEEK 9 MAC SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Dom Dzioban, Miami, K, 6th Year, Frankfort, Ill. (Lincoln Way East),...Dom Dzioban was perfect on Saturday, connecting on all four of his field goal attempts in Miami's 26-17 win over Western Michigan. The sixth-year senior made kicks of 44, 24, 29 and 51 yards. His 51-yarder, which matched his career-best, sealed the Miami victory with under two minutes to play. - MAC Football

(DS#999 K) rSr/2026 K Dom Dzioban, Miami (OH)
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  11/18/25 - Rodney Nelson, rJr/2028, Miami (OH), 5-08, 179 (DS#63 RB) + More +

  WEEK 10 FCS NATIONAL OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Rodney Nelson, Monmouth, RB, R-So., 5-8, 195,...As Monmouth (8-1) continued to lean on Nelson's production, he had career highs for carries (34), rushing yards (244) and all-purpose yards (306), and rushed for two touchdowns in a 35-7 CAA win at Bryant. His 49- and 13-yard receptions were on drives that ended with teammates scoring TDs. His all-purpose yards are the second most by an FCS player this season, and he's first in games with 100+ rushing yards (eight) and 200+ rushing yards (three). Honorable Mention: Jaden Craig, QB, Harvard; Dason Brooks, RB, Idaho State; Jihad Marks, WR, The Citadel; Andy Peters, QB, St. Thomas; Chauncey Spikes, WR, North Carolina Central. - Stats Perform FCS Football

(DS#63 RB) rJr/2028 RB Rodney Nelson, Miami (OH)
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  10/25/25 - Rodney Nelson, rJr/2028, Miami (OH), 5-08, 179 (DS#63 RB) + More +

  Rodney Nelson set career highs with 233 yards rushing and four touchdowns, Israel Clark-White had a key interception late, and Monmouth beat Hampton 28-10 on Saturday for its fifth straight win. Nelson scored on 5- and 3-yard runs to cap long scoring drives between the first and second quarters, and his 1-yard TD run ended another long drive for Monmouth to stretch its lead to 21-10 with 9:36 left in the fourth.

On the ensuing series, Braden Davis lead Hampton near midfield before Clark-White's pick ended the drive. The FCS ninth-ranked Hawks (7-1, 4-0 Coastal Athletic Association) then chewed up more than five minutes before Nelson scored his last TD from 6-yards out. Monmouth was without Derek Robertson, who has 2,439 yards passing and 27 touchdowns on the season, due to an injury. Backup Frankie Weaver was 14 of 25 for 122 yards with an interception in his collegiate debut as a starter. Nelson has rushed for 100-plus yards in five straight games, with a previous high of 203 on Oct. 4. - AP College Football

(DS#63 RB) rJr/2028 RB Rodney Nelson, Miami (OH)
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  10/25/25 - Dequan Finn, rSr/2026, Miami (OH), 6-1, 215 (DS#35 QB) + More +

  Dequan Finn threw for a touchdown and ran for another in the fourth quarter and Miami (Ohio) rallied for a 26-17 victory Saturday to take sole possession of first place in the Mid-American Conference. Trailing 17-9, Finn threw a 3-yard TD pass to Brian Shane early in the final quarter. Six minutes later he completed a 50-yard pass to Kam Perry down to the Western Michigan 18-yard line, setting up his own touchdown run on the next play for the lead.

Adam Trick's strip-sack ended the Broncos' ensuing possession and Dom Dzioban provided a cushion with a 51-yard field goal. Dzioban made all four of his attempts. Both the RedHawks (5-3, 4-0) and the Broncos (4-4, 3-1) came in on four-game win streaks. Miami has won 11 straight regular-season MAC games. Finn was 18-of-30 passing for 260 yards and ran for 52 more. Jordan Brunson rushed for 90 yards on 13 carries. Perry had 98 yards receiving and Weaver 96. Broc Lowry was 16 of 28 for 172 yards and a touchdown to Talique Williams and rushed for 82 more. Michael Brescia had a rushing TD. - Miami OH/AP College Football

(DS#35 QB) rSr/2026 QB Dequan Finn, Miami (OH)
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  10/21/25 - Pierse Stainton, rSr/2027, Miami (OH), 6-1, 190 (DS#37 P) + More +

  WEEK 8 MAC SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Pierse Stainton, Miami, Punter, Junior, Sarasota, Fla. (Cardinal Mooney),...Pierse Stainton averaged 55.3 yards per punt in Miami's 44-30 win over Eastern Michigan. The junior added a career-best 65-yard punt that was downed at the Eagles four-yard line and also posted a 59-yard boot. - MAC Football

(DS#37 P) rSr/2027 P Pierse Stainton, Miami (OH)
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  10/18/25 - Dequan Finn, rSr/2026, Miami (OH), 6-1, 215 (DS#35 QB) + More +

  Dequan Finn threw for two touchdowns and ran for two more, Jordan Brunson rushed for 122 yards and a touchdown, and Miami (Ohio) beat Eastern Michigan 44-30 on Saturday for its fourth straight victory. Miami took advantage of good field position in the second half with two touchdown drives to build a 35-14 lead. An Eli Blakey interception set up Miami at its own 38 and the RedHawks scored six plays later on Finn's keeper. Miami's next possession began at the 45-yard line after a 15-yard punt return. After Eastern cut it to 37-22 with 9:07 to play, the RedHawks used nine consecutive rushing plays to take a three-score lead.

Finn was 13 of 22 for 159 yards passing, and he carried it 10 times for 58 yards. D'Shawntae Jones added 66 yards rushing and a score as Miami (4-3, 3-0 Mid-American Conference) totaled 295 yards and four touchdowns on the ground. Noah Kim threw for 309 yards and four touchdowns for Eastern Michigan (2-6, 1-3, but he was intercepted two times. Harold Mack had six catches for 179 yards and two scores, and Nick Devereaux also had two touchdown grabs. - Miami OH/AP College Football

(DS#35 QB) rSr/2026 QB Dequan Finn, Miami (OH)
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  10/11/25 - Dequan Finn, rSr/2026, Miami (OH), 6-1, 215 (DS#35 QB) + More +

  Dequan Finn threw for 203 yards and a touchdown and Miami of Ohio used the second half to pull away from Akron for a 20-7 win on Saturday. Dom Dzioban’s 41-yard field with 1:33 before halftime served as the game’s first points and Miami (3-3, 2-0 MAC) led 3-0 halftime. With 10:35 left in the third quarter, D’Shawntae Jones crashed in from the 1 to end a nine-play, 75-yard drive to make it 10-0. After the RedHawks’ defense held Akron to minus-6 yards on the next drive, Finn threw a 60-yard scoring pass to Kam Perry with 7:57 left in the third.

Akron (2-5, 1-2) dodged the shutout when Ben Finley completed a 5-yard touchdown pass to Israel Polk to make it 20-7. Finley threw for 211 yards. Miami leads the all-time series 24-9-1 and has won eight-straight games in the series overall. The RedHawks are 11-6 against the Zips in Akron. The RedHawks have now won nine-straight MAC regular season contests, dating back to Oct. 12, 2024 and are 18-2 in their last 20 MAC games. - Mimai OH/AP College Football

(DS#35 QB) rSr/2026 QB Dequan Finn, Miami (OH)
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