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Central Michigan men's basketball will host its third home Mid-American Conference game in McGuirk Arena Saturday as they get set to take on the Ball State Cardinals.
Presley Hudson got back in the gym just 23 minutes after Central Michigan's 70-67 Mid-American Conference loss to Miami (Ohio) on Wednesday.
Emerging from the locker room, Presley Hudson entered a nearly vacant McGuirk Arena with her headphones laced underneath her warmup shirt, appearing again near her collar and blaring music into her ears.
Maddy Watters tossed a skip pass from the sideline to Renya Frost, who immediately kicked the ball to Presley Hudson, known as Central Michigan’s solidified 3-point threat.
Sue Guevara sat back in her chair, thought for a moment and began explaining the value of redshirt sophomore guard Micaela Kelly.
In another tight game heading into the closing minutes, the Central Michigan men's basketball team was faced with a challenge of finishing out a game it led for the entire night.
The last time out was a heartbreaking, overtime loss at home for Central Michigan men's basketball.
Lauren Dickerson is one of the most prolific guards in the Mid-American Conference, and the Central Michigan women's basketball team is prepared to slow her down.
With a minute left in regulation, Bowling Green erased a six point deficit and would go on to win 97-87 in overtime in a heartbreaking loss for the Central Michigan men’s basketball team.
Another road Mid-American Conference game, another victory for Central Michigan women's basketball. This time it came against Northern Illinois.
Four games into the 2018-19 season, sophomore forward Kyra Bussell was far from coachable.
Coach Sue Guevara and Co. held Ohio, the top-ranked Mid-American Conference team in scoring, to a season-low 70 points on Jan. 9.
While it's early in the 2018-19 season, the Central Michigan men's basketball team heads into this weekend as one of four teams who are undefeated in Mid-American Conference play.
Reyna Frost sunk a jump shot with 3:35 remaining in the first quarter to give Central Michigan a double-digit lead, and coach Sue Guevara's team never looked back.
Just before halftime, Larry Austin Jr. soared to the rim through contact for an and-one bucket, putting his team within six points of Akron who, for the most part, controlled the first half.
Larry Austin Jr. delivered a pass from half court, watched Rob Montgomery throw down a dunk and immediately flexed his muscles, yelling in excitement from the other end of the floor.
Most players go through their entire career without ever earning a weekly conference award.
A season ago, the top two women's basketball teams in the Mid-American Conference were Central Michigan and Buffalo, and the expectations were the same for the 2018-19 campaign.
Riding a six-game winning streak which included a perfect month of December, the Central Michigan men’s basketball team has found a rhythm that has resulted in victories piling up.
The Central Michigan women's basketball team opened the Mid-American Conference season with a 94-71 victory over the Akron Zips before 2,188 at McGuirk Arena on Saturday.
