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Max Minnich

By • Aug 7th, 2009

A two-time All-Ohio selection at halfback, Minnich put together one of the more impressive two-sided seasons in BG history in 1948.



Mark Miller

By • Aug 6th, 2009

Miller was the first Falcon quarterback to throw for 2,000 yards, earning All-American honors as a senior in 1977.



Lisa Mika

By • Aug 6th, 2009

Mika is another Falcon who burst onto the scene as a freshman athlete, leading the MAC with a .375 hitting percentage and in service aces per game.



George McPhee

By • Aug 6th, 2009

A four-year player at BG, McPhee capped his career with the school’s first Hobey Baker Award.



Megan McGuire

By • Aug 6th, 2009

A native of Lakewood, McGuire played a large role on some of the most successful teams in BGSU women’s basketball history.



Roger McDowell

By • Aug 6th, 2009

A first team all-MAC selection in 1982, Roger McDowell became the second highest drafted Falcon in history that year.



Jim McDonald

By • Aug 6th, 2009

McDonald scored a total of 878 points in a three-year career under the legendary Harold Anderson.



Warren Steller

By • Aug 4th, 2009

The namesake of BG’s baseball field also was a successful football and basketball coach at the university.



Reimold closing in on history

By • Jun 30th, 2009

Orioles rookie Nolan Reimold is close to breaking a BG record in the big leagues.



Rob Martella

By • Apr 3rd, 2009

Martella helped the Falcons to a 50-18-8 (.711) record during his four years, including a 31-4-3 (.855) over his final two seasons.