Ohio has quietly become one of the hottest teams in the MAC, and this matchup sets up well for the Bobcats to keep rolling. Since Nick Poulos returned to the lineup, Ohio has won six straight games and brought much more balance to the offense, adding a quarterback run threat that Miami has struggled to contain. The RedHawks have fought through injuries under center all season and are coming off a painful collapse against Buffalo, raising questions about their ability to finish games against quality opponents. Add in Ohio's edge in red-zone efficiency and a favorable matchup against a Miami secondary allowing nearly 280 passing yards per game, and the Bobcats have a strong path to winning this rivalry game outright.