Radio Network
The official radio home of the Ohio Bobcats is the Ohio Sports Network. The first Mid-American Conference network to reach into Columbus, the OSN continues to service Ohio University’s largest alumni base while also reaching out to Bobcat fans everywhere. The great success of the OSN has served as a model for MAC and other mid-major programs looking to create a broad-based media outlet.
The network features 12 radio affiliations throughout southeast and central Ohio, and into West Virginia:
- WXTQ-FM 105.5 Athens, OH
- WCLT-FM 100.3 Newark, OH and/or Columbus, OH
- WCMI-AM 1340 Ironton, OH
- WKOV-FM 96.7 Jackson, OH
- WMOA-AM 1490 Marietta, OH
- WJAW-FM 100.9 McConnelsville, OH
- WMPO-AM 1390 Middleport, OH
- WYVK-FM 92.1 Middleport, OH
- WSEO-FM 107.7 Nelsonville, OH
- WHNK-AM 1450 Parkersburg, WV
- WJAW AM 630 St. Marys, WV
- WRAC FM 103.1 West Union, OH
The radio voice of the Bobcats is Russ Eisenstein. The color analyst for Bobcat football and men's basketball is Rob Cornelius, while voice of Ohio women's basketball is Tom Hodson. Ohio’s football sideline reporter is Caleb Troop.
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