The Miami RedHawks football program represents Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, competing at the NCAA Division I FBS level in the Mid-American Conference (MAC). Originally known as the Redskins until 1997, the team is famously dubbed the "Cradle of Coaches" for spawning legendary head coaches like Paul Brown and Weeb Ewbank, and is currently led by Chuck Martin at Yager Stadium. Dating back to 1888, the program boasts early success under George Little, whose 1921 squad posted a perfect 8–0 record, and later under Frank Wilton, whose 44 wins stood as a school record for decades. As the MAC's most successful program, Miami has amassed over 700 all-time victories, cementing its legacy as a consistent powerhouse. This rich history of winning, combined with a unique coaching pedigree, makes the RedHawks a proud and influential fixture in college football.