Miami RedHawks' Perfect Season Climaxes in Rivalry Classic

0:00On March 7th, Miami University's Red Hawks just wrapped up a perfect 31 and 0 regular season with a heart-stopping 110-1, 108 overtime win over rival Ohio. This victory clinched their first outright mid-American conference title since 1995, and marked only the third time a MAC team has gone. Undefeated in league play, the matchup was the 2-18th in one of college basketball's oldest rivalries, dating back to 1908, and it became the highest scoring affair ever between them at 2-18 total points. Miami overcame 17 lead changes, 11 ties, and even some technical files to hold on after Ohio's last second three-pointer rimmed out. Fans and analysts are calling it an instant classic, with Miami now boasting 9, 1 possession, or overtime wins this season alone. The Red Hawks' resilience has everyone talking, especially as a mid-major defying long odds, pre-game projections gave them just a 1-3,740 chance to finish undefeated. On the stats front, Miami leaves the nation in points

1:05per game and field goal percentage, hitting over 50% from the floor and making history. As the first Division I team to end a perfect regular season averaging 90-plus points while shooting that efficiently in Drennington 3's A game, stand out Ian Elmer, drop 32 points, and grab 12 boards. This flawless run positions Miami as a lock for the NCAA tournament, backed by top metrics like wins above bubble and strength of record, setting the stage for a Cinderella story deep into