Readers call for better coverage of Ohio State's non-revenue sports
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Last updated Jul 26, 2026
Readers of The Dispatch express frustration over the lack of coverage for Ohio State’s non-revenue sports. They highlight the achievements of several coaches and programs, including men's hockey coach Steve Rohlik and women's ice hockey coach Nadine Muzerall, who has led her team to national championships. The letters emphasize that these athletes and their stories deserve more recognition in local media. Coaches like Jarred Martin and Nick Myers, who have also achieved notable success, are mentioned as examples of talent that goes largely unreported. The correspondence suggests a need for greater focus on these programs moving forward.
- •Readers criticize The Dispatch's focus on football coverage.
- •Nadine Muzerall has built a championship-winning women's ice hockey program.
- •Steve Rohlik's men's hockey program is recognized for its growth and success.
- •Jarred Martin and Nick Myers are cited for their achievements in field hockey and men's lacrosse, respectively.
- •Community interest in non-revenue sports is growing, suggesting a demand for better coverage.
- 9:15 AMYahoo Sports — Dispatch needs to do a better job covering Ohio State non-revenue sports. Mailbox
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