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Central Michigan Life's Christian Booher spoke with Toledo football beat writer Kyle Rowland of the Toledo Blade to preview CMU's game against the Rockets at Kelly/Shorts Stadium. Toledo is 3-3 overall, posting a 1-1 record in Mid-American Conference play. The Rockets are coming off a 22-20 loss to Northern Illinois.
Gage Kreski secured his Chippewa future with a stellar performance on the basketball court.
Central Michigan football will be without two top players in its homecoming matchup with Toledo.
Last season, there was no homecoming pageantry for Central Michigan football.
Despite a pair of grueling non-conference games and long road trips to start conference play, Central Michigan football sits at .500 halfway through the season.
Central Michigan’s strong defensive effort wasn't enough to stop the No. 1 team in the nation from racking up goals in the Chippewas 4-0 loss to Iowa on Sunday.
The Buffalo crowd was rowdy expecting an overtime matchup, but became dead silent within seconds.
Muskegon junior wide receiver Kalil Pimpleton said his team had been practicing the play since summer. Because of this, when the coaches made the call, Pimpleton and his teammates were ready.
It wasn't easy, but it was worth it.
Although they pushed Ohio to the limit, Central Michigan volleyball suffered a heart-breaking 3-2 loss in Athens on Saturday.
With less than 20 seconds left in the game junior midfielder Alice O’Hagan finding the back of the net was all it took to send the game into overtime on Friday against Miami (Ohio).
Ready for war, Central Michigan volleyball went down to Kent, Ohio, and dismantled Kent State en route to a 3-1 win on Friday.
Mist and rain were visible under the floodlights, and using the wet turf as an advantage, Central Michigan was sliding up and down the field stuffing three goals in back of Akron's net.
In this installment of Unsportsmanlike Conduct Sean Chase, Megan Youngblood and your host Aron Geml, dive deep into the boldest takes so far since coming aboard the show. Take a listen on the boldest takes on college football, NFL, NBA and MLB! Plus the NEW segment name for hockey is now... you will have to listen to find out! Catch us back in 2 weeks!
Central Michigan coach Jim McElwain announced redshirt freshman quarterback Daniel Richardson's status for the Chippewas' week six matchup with Ohio will be determined closer to game time. As of now, it's uncertain whether Richardson will play as he is dealing with a shoulder injury.
Language barriers and cultural differences made transferring to Central Michigan University a scary proposition, but Lisbeth Rosario-Martinez has found a home away from home through volleyball.
Twins are hard to find in the world of sports. Finding a pair on the same team is even harder.
Sports editor Mitch Vosburg is back for another episode. He sits down with Noah Wulbrecht to discuss CMU soccer's pair of wins over NIU and WMU, Sean Chase discusses what went wrong with CMU volleyball against WMU, Ashley Birkeness makes her Maroon and Bold debut to talk CMU field hockey and Christian Booher discusses CMU football's 28-17 loss to Miami (Ohio) and what needs to change going forward.
Junior midfielder Rachel Ruttenberg's goal with 28 seconds remaining was all it took for Cemtral Michigan field hockey to take a 1-0 victory over Saint Francis on Sunday.
Jaelyn Dobrowolski sprinted down the left side of the field. She centered the ball to set up Amanda Britain for a perfect header to take down arch-rival Western Michigan in double-overtime.
