Miami University embracing the pressure as Division I’s last unbeaten

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• Miami University embracing the pressure as Division I’s last unbeaten

  Travis Steele and his Miami University squad haven’t wilted under the pressure of being ranked in The Associated Press Top 25 for four weeks as they got off to the best start in school history. Now that they’re the last unbeaten team in Division I, Steele and the RedHawks don’t expect their approach to change. Miami (24-0) became the last unbeaten team after top-ranked Arizona lost 82-78 at Kansas on Monday night.

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  Article published:Feb 12, 9:37 PM ET

• Miami (Ohio) moves to 25-0, remains lone unbeaten D-I team

  Miami (Ohio) tied the single-season school record for victories by moving to 25-0 with Friday's 90-74 win over Ohio on Friday.

  Publisher:ESPN College BasketballArticle published:Feb 13, 11:57 PM ET

• No. 23 Miami (Ohio) remains lone unbeaten team in Division I after 90-74 win over Ohio

  Brant Byers scored 21 points, Peter Suder had 20 and 23rd-ranked Miami University beat Ohio 90-74 on Friday night to remain the lone unbeaten team in Division I. Eian Elmer added 15 points for the RedHawks (25-0, 11-0 Mid-American Conference), who tied the single-season school record for victories set last season. Jackson Paveletzke led Ohio (13-13, 7-6) with 22 points and Javan Simmons scored 12.

  Publisher:Yahoo Sports NBAArticle published:Feb 13, 11:43 PM ET

• What channel is Miami Ohio vs Ohio basketball on today? Can RedHawks stay undefeated?

  Men's college basketball's last unbeaten team puts its unblemished record on the line as Miami (Ohio) hosts rival Ohio tonight in Battle of the Bricks

  Publisher:Yahoo Sports NBAArticle published:Feb 13, 9:56 AM ET

• Miami University likes pressure as last unbeaten in men's hoops

  The last unbeaten team in Division I men's basketball, coach Travis Steele and the Miami RedHawks don't expect their approach to change.

  Publisher:ESPN College BasketballArticle published:Feb 13, 8:23 AM ET