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Calm and collected, Marshall Meeder smiled into a webcam with his long, curly, brown mullet flowing out of a maroon headband. The mullet was born over quarantine, during the onset of the coronavirus pandemic. Meeder needed a hair cut and his uncle took care of him.
Central Michigan's defensive line, balanced between old and new, came through when it was needed most.
Facing third-and-15 in overtime, Central Michigan needed a stop more than ever.
With the 2011 Mid-American Conference Champions in attendance, Central Michigan Volleyball laid it all on the line against Bowling Green State on Saturday, losing 3-0 in McGuirk Arena.
Entering double overtime, Central Michigan was poised to earn its second Mid-American conference win of the season.
Olympic swimmer Cullen Jones discussed the struggles he has faced, how he was able to persevere and advice he has for students about maintaining balance in school with the Central Michigan University community on Oct. 14.
Although they fought valiantly in McGuirk Arena, Central Michigan volleyball couldn’t stop the force that is Bowling Green State on Thursday, eventually losing 3-0.
For the first time in the month of October, Central Michigan soccer was unable to secure the victory, snapping its four-game winning streak.
After two long and grueling road games to open Mid-American Conference play, Central Michigan football team welcomes in its first Mid-American Conference West Division opponent of the 2021 season.
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).
