Below are your search results. You can also try a Basic Search.
There was a return to balance in Central Michigan’s 48-10 home win over Northern Illinois on Nov. 2. The offense was firing on all cylinders, the defense was stout, and CMU head coach Jim McElwain offered a conserved amount of praise for his team.
Jonathan Ward and Michael Oliver have been named Offensive and Defensive Player of the Week in the Mid-American Conference West Division.
If you weren't at Kelly/Shorts Stadium or following the game closely, you would've never known true freshman quarterback Daniel Richardson took the field.
The most impressive play of Kalil Pimpleton's career came Saturday afternoon.
Of Central Michigan's five turnovers in its 43-20 loss to Buffalo on Oct. 26 at UB Stadium, three came from quarterback Quinten Dormady.
Central Michigan needed a win over Northern Illinois to secure bowl eligibility for the first time since 2017 and 11th time in 14 seasons.
People gathered within one of the Central Michigan football team's meeting rooms in the Indoor Athletic Complex and grew quiet. Some hushed urging others to keep quiet.
The Central Michigan football team continued to roll at home.
The Chippewas lined up in a familiar set.
Mohamed Diallo's transfer waiver for immediate eligibility was granted on Oct. 25 by the NCAA.
Central Michigan Life's Evan Petzold spoke with Northern Illinois beat writer Kaleb Carter from the Daily Chronicle to preview Central Michigan's noon Nov. 2 game against the Huskies at Kelly/Shorts Stadium.
One hundred ten career wins, three Mid-American Conference titles, two MAC Coach of the Year awards, athletic director status, Michigan Sports Hall of Fame, College Football Hall of Fame, MAC Hall of Fame and a member of the NCAA College Football Playoff Selection Committee.
Senior safety Da’Quaun Jamison and true freshman cornerback Kyron McKinnie-Harper are set to return for Central Michigan this week after sitting out last week's 43-20 loss to Buffalo.
The NCAA's process of allowing student-athletes to financially benefit from the use of their names, images and likenesses has begun.
Central Michigan's football players exited the field at UB Stadium last week similarly to how they did after losing to Western Michigan, heads down and some tears falling.
To pick up a win on the road over Buffalo and become bowl-eligible on the season, the Central Michigan football team knew it would need to force the Bulls out of their rushing attack defensively while opening holes for senior Jonathan Ward and sophomore Kobe Lewis on the offensive side of the ball.
Daniel Richardson stood on the sideline.
Jim McElwain stood in a dark tunnel. The only light that seeped through was from the field at UB Stadium, the place where the Central Michigan football team was beaten in every facet of the game.
BUFFALO, N.Y. – After winning three straight games in convincing fashion, the Central Michigan football team found itself unraveling in the second quarter of the Chippewas’ 43-20 loss on the road against Buffalo.
BUFFALO, N.Y. – One sloppy play led to another, and the series of mistakes caused Central Michigan's downfall.
