Battle of the Bricks

Ohio30-33-1Miami (OH)
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Miami (OH) leads the all-time series 33-30-1. They've met 64 times since 1962. Miami (OH) once took 6 straight.

Current season

Vegas win totals and transfer-portal swing right now, plus what fans are actually saying — not history, this year.

Transfer portal
-3
portal net points (weighted) · raw ledger: +5
Transfer portal
-1
portal net points (weighted) · raw ledger: +4

Stature & the series, 1962–2025

Both programs’ standing over time, each line named at its end, with every meeting beneath — read down to see who was bigger and who won. (Stature is each program’s season-by-season standing on the Zeitgeist List, 1936–present — one score blending on-field performance, program achievement, and roster talent.)

program stature over timeOhioMiami (OH)every meeting (bar height = margin; dark: Ohio won, gray: Miami (OH) won)198020002020

The identity war

Miami (OH) has been the more pass-heavy program more often than not.

Across 23 seasons of real play-level data (2004–2026), Ohio led 5 and Miami (OH) led 18.

more passmore runOhioMiami (OH)2004200620082010201220142016201820202022202420262012Miami (OH) 19.1 ptsMiami (OH) won 23-202020Miami (OH) 14.4 pts2005Miami (OH) 13.7 ptsMiami (OH) won 38-7
Source team_season_stats (CFBD season totals) · pass rate = passAttempts ÷ (passAttempts + rushingAttempts)

The biggest win was Ohio by 35 in 2024. The biggest crowd, 27,253, was in 2002.

The coaching duels

The draft ledger

Every NFL Draft pick either program has produced since the modern era began, decade by decade.

Draft picks
12-29
Miami (OH) leads
1st-rounders
0-2
Since
1967
First CFBD-carried draft class
OhioMiami (OH)
1960s0-3
1970s2-6
1980s0-1
1990s0-3
2000s3-9
2010s7-3
2020s0-4

Best picks, either side

2004Ben Roethlisberger Quarterback · Pittsburgh SteelersRd 1, pick 11#11 overall
1969Bob Babich Linebacker · San Diego ChargersRd 1, pick 18#18 overall
2009Michael Mitchell Safety · Oakland RaidersRd 2, pick 15#47 overall
1976Sherman Smith Running Back · Seattle SeahawksRd 2, pick 30#58 overall
2015Quinten Rollins Cornerback · Green Bay PackersRd 2, pick 30#62 overall
2000Travis Prentice Running Back · Cleveland BrownsRd 3, pick 1#63 overall
1970Todd Snyder Wide Receiver · Atlanta FalconsRd 3, pick 13#65 overall
1977Mike Watson Offensive Tackle · Miami DolphinsRd 3, pick 15#71 overall

Recent meetings

Gate premium

Miami (OH)1.14×its own average home crowd
Ohio1.11×its own average home crowd

A modest gap over a small sample of games — real, but not a dramatic swing.

2025Ohio24-20
2024Ohio38-3Miami (OH) — Miami (OH) routed by 35
2024Miami (OH)30-20
2023Miami (OH)30-16Ohio — Ohio routed by 14
2022Ohio37-21
2021Ohio35-33
2019Miami (OH)24-21
2018Miami (OH)30-28Ohio — decided by 2
2017Ohio45-28
2016Ohio17-7
2015Ohio34-3
2014Ohio24-21
2013Ohio41-16
2012Miami (OH)23-20

Every meeting since 2018, play by play

Each line is Ohio’s chance to win through that meeting. Ohio is 1-2 in the meetings since 2018 that were still close in the fourth quarter.

2025Ohio 24-20Ohio won 24-20 vs Miami (OH). Chance to win started at 63%, low 29%, high 99%.
2024Ohio 38-3Ohio won 38-3 vs Miami (OH). Chance to win started at 44%, low 32%, high better than 99%.
2024Miami (OH) 30-20Ohio lost 20-30 at Miami (OH). Chance to win started at 35%, low 1%, high 45%.
2023Miami (OH) 30-16Ohio lost 16-30 vs Miami (OH). Chance to win started at 66%, low under 1%, high 88%.
2022Ohio 37-21Ohio won 37-21 at Miami (OH). Chance to win started at 52%, low 51%, high better than 99%.
2021Ohio 35-33Ohio won 35-33 vs Miami (OH). Chance to win started at 27%, low 18%, high 99%.
2019Miami (OH) 24-21Ohio lost 21-24 vs Miami (OH). Chance to win started at 74%, low under 1%, high 78%.
2018Miami (OH) 30-28Ohio lost 28-30 at Miami (OH). Chance to win started at 64%, low under 1%, high 77%.

Meetings with their own story page

11 meetings in our archive, 2015 to 2025.