OXFORD, Ohio (AP) — The Cradle of Coaches Plaza will get four more bronze statues on Saturday, a reminder of Miami of Ohio’s special place in college football history.
Then, the RedHawks will try to get their first win under their latest coach, one having a tough time in the early going.
They’re 0-4 heading into a game against Army (2-3). Don Treadwell, who is Miami’s 34th head coach, knows this would be the perfect time to get that first win. The school will dedicate statues of Ara Parseghian, Bo Schembechler, Earl “Red” Blaik and John Pont on a plaza at Yager Stadium before the game.
Army has lost both of its road games, 49-26 at Northern Illinois and 48-21 at Ball State.
