Former Central Michigan wide receiver Antonio Brown is Madden 19 cover athlete
(07/21/18 9:43am)
Former Central Michigan wide receiver Antonio Brown just accomplished another top NFL accolade.
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Former Central Michigan wide receiver Antonio Brown just accomplished another top NFL accolade.
Xavier Crawford will be immediately eligible to play football for CMU.
Cameron Vaughn is a three-star offensive lineman from Haines City Senior High School in Florida.
Since the end of June, the Central Michigan football team has loaded up its 2019 class, securing three new commits.
Central Michigan University has officially introduced Jordan Bischel as the new baseball head coach.
CMU coach John Bonamego has his ninth 2019 commit.
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Central Michigan has officially added its seventh member to the 2019 class.
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Five years, five teams.
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In sports, politics, business and just about everything else that makes the world go ‘round, there is almost always a winner and a loser.
Bill Thompson, a former Central Michigan University 400 and 800 meter runner, continues giving back to the community he said he still calls home.
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