Mid-American
The 2016 season's largest margin: Miami (OH) 37, Central Michigan 17. A 20-point win — the year's high-water mark.
Miami (OH)·Mid-American
2016 — The Correction
2016 is a losing-side chapter for Miami (OH). The program metabolises it; the voice does not apologize.
Lost the St. Petersburg Bowl
The shape of the season · week by week, cumulative W-L below
Who carried it
- Gus RaglandQB1,537 passing yards
- Billy BahlQB1,154 passing yards
- Alonzo SmithRB709 rushing yards
- Kenny YoungRB557 rushing yards
- Maurice ThomasRB258 rushing yards
- James GardnerWR750 receiving yards
- Jared MurphyWR552 receiving yards
- Rokeem WilliamsWR501 receiving yards
- Tony ReidDB98 tackles
- Junior McMullenLB90 tackles
- Brad KoenigLB72 tackles
- Austin GearingDL4 sacks
- Zach SmierciakDL3 sacks
- Ikeem AllenDL3 sacks
Season leaders, 2016.
The season's deepest loss: Miami (OH) 21, Iowa 45. A 24-point margin the season is remembered by.
The season's last act: Miami (OH) fell to Mississippi State 16-17 in the postseason.
"Love and Honor"
2016 sits in Miami (OH)'s crisis ledger. The program does not moralise it. The next season begins the day this one ended and the crisis chapter closes when the ledger does.