Football Announces 2019 Schedule

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Miami University's football team, along with the Mid-American Conference, announced its 2019 schedule this morning. Miami's schedule is highlighted by two games versus Big Ten opponents.

Miami unlocks the season with four straight non-conference opponents. The RedHawks open the season with a trip to Iowa (Aug. 31). The following week, they host Tennessee Tech (Sept. 7) before back-to-back road games at arch-rival Cincinnati (Sept. 14) and Ohio State (Sept. 21). Ticket information to both UC and OSU will be available later this Spring.

Miami opens conference action with a home game versus Buffalo on Sept. 28. Other home MAC games include contests versus Northern Illinois (Oct. 19), Bowling Green (Nov. 13) and Akron (Nov. 20). The Tennessee Tech contest will serve as Homecoming and the game versus NIU will be Family Weekend.

The RedHawks travel to Western Michigan (Oct. 12), Kent State (Oct. 26), Ohio (Nov. 6) and Ball State (Nov. 29) in conference play. There is a possibility that the Ball State contest will get flexed to Saturday, Nov. 30. The official game date is expected to be finalized before June 1. On Nov. 6, Miami plays at Ohio on the actual date of the 150th anniversary of college football. It will be the lone nationally televised game that evening

Season tickets are on sale now. For five home games, fans can purchase chairback seating for $248. Other prices include $132 (Premium 50-yard Bench Back), $121 (Premium Bench and Premium Bench Back), $115 (Red Zone Bench), $220 (Family Zone), $122 (Faculty/Staff Band Parent – Premium 50-yard Line Bench Back), $111 (Faculty/Staff/Band Parent – Premium Bench and Premium Bench Back), $105 (Faculty/Staff/Band Parent – Red Zone Bench). Tickets can be purchased HERE or by calling (513) 529-4295. More information about seating locations are listed below.

Miami begins spring practice on March 10 and holds its Spring Showcase on April 20.

Game times and other themes will be announced at a later date.

The RedHawks finished second in the East Division last season with a 6-2 record, including three straight wins over rivals Ohio, Northern Illinois and Ball State to close out the year. Over its last 22 games, Miami ranks first in the conference with a 16-6 record and has been bowl eligible in two of the past three seasons.

Complete Schedule
Sat., Aug. 31 -- at Iowa
Sat., Sept. 7 -- Tennessee Tech (Homecoming)
Sat., Sept. 14 -- at Cincinnati
Sat., Sept. 21 -- at Ohio State
Sat., Sept. 28 – Buffalo
Sat., Oct. 5 -- Bye
Sat., Oct. 12 -- at Western Michigan
Sat., Oct. 19 -- Northern Illinois (Family Weekend)
Sat., Oct. 26 -- at Kent State
Sat., Nov. 2 -- Bye
Wed., Nov. 6 -- at Ohio (ESPN2)
Wed., Nov. 13 -- Bowling Green (ESPN2/ESPNU)
Wed., Nov. 20 -- Akron (ESPN2/ESPNU)
Fri., Nov. 29 -- at Ball State (ESPNU/CBS Sports/ESPN3/ESPNU)

About Seating Locations
Chairback
Located in section four of Yager Stadium (rows 1-6) with chairback seating.

Premium 50-Yard Line Bench Back
Located in section four of Yager Stadium (rows 19-64) on the 50-yard line with bench back seating.

Premium Bench Back
Located in section three and five of Yager Stadium (rows 19-64) with bench seating.

Premium Bench
Located in sections three, four and five of Yager Stadium with bench seating (rows 3-17).

Red Zone Bench
Located in sections one, two, six and seven of Yager Stadium with bench seating.

Family Zone
Two adult and two youth tickets in general admission in the East stands (Sections A and B)

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