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Redhawks' Historic Season Ends in NCAA Tournament

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Miami Ohio Redhawks Historic Season Ends with NCAA Tournament Loss; Coach Steele Sets Sights on Next Year

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Redhawks' Historic Season Ends in NCAA Tournament

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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Redhawks' Historic Season Ends in NCAA Tournament. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 21st, the Miami Ohio Red Hawks wrapped up a historic season with a first-round exit from the 2026 NCAA tournament. They finished with a 32 wins and two losses record, going undefeated in the regular season, and perfected 180 in mid-American. Conference play to claim the regular season title. Earlier this week, the Red Hawks punched their ticket to the round of 64 by beating Southern Methodist in the first four. It marked their first at large bid since 2007, capping off what many call one of the best runs in program history. Coach Travis Steele praised his team's effort after the 78-56 loss to Tennessee, expressing gratitude for the experience while, highlighting areas to improve. He made it clear his sights are set on reaching the second weekend of the tournament next year. In the game, Ford Peter Souter stood out with 27 points, including four three-pointers and nine of 10 free throws. Team mates, brand buyers, and Ann Elmer added modest lines, but no one else reached double figures in scoring.

The Red Hawks head into the offseason as Mac Legends, ready to build on their success and chase even bigger goals in the 2026. 27 Campaign.

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