Sue Guevara sits on her throne, and it's nothing new
(03/08/19 12:05am)
She climbs the ladder, cuts down what remains of an already frayed net and perches herself on the basketball hoop.
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She climbs the ladder, cuts down what remains of an already frayed net and perches herself on the basketball hoop.
New nets have been installed in McGuirk Arena.
One game remains. It's for all the marbles, especially if the cards fall the right way.
There's a lot on the line as the Central Michigan women's basketball team takes the court on March 6 at McGuirk Arena, but one thing supersedes them all.
March basketball breeds the unexpected, the Mid-American Conference this season has the competitive nature that extrapolates it.
She did it again, but what else is new?
The last time Central Michigan took to the floor, it watched the opportunity to win its first Mid-American Conference West Division title fall to the wayside.
Central Michigan senior guard Shawn Roundtree caught the ball in the right corner. Recognizing that his defender was overly aggressive on the closeout, Roundtree drove baseline and angled hard toward the hoop.
The final horn sounds and McGuirk Arena isn't cheering as it did for 12 of the games played there in the 2018-19 season.
Despite the 80-68 loss against Toledo which eliminated the Central Michigan men's basketball team from contention of a Mid-American Conference West title, its senior starters gave it all they had.
When Central Michigan’s starting lineup took the floor against Toledo in men’s basketball, junior forward Rob Montgomery did not take his customary position at center court to jump for the opening tip.
Junior forward Rob Montgomery injured his groin during warmups and didn't play in Toledo's 80-68 win over men's basketball.
On a pass from senior guard Presley Hudson, Maddy Watters pulled up from beyond the arc and found nothing but net less than two minutes into the game for a 5-3 lead.
Her day begins in silence and darkness.
David DiLeo stood outside of his locker room taking questions following the Central Michigan men's basketball team's 77-66 win over Eastern Michigan on Feb. 26 at the Convocation Center.
Sue Guevara is all about finishing strong.
In the bellows of the Convocation Center's thin hallways, there wasn't much to be heard. Moments after doing his normal radio interview with the Chippewa Sports Network, Central Michigan coach Keno Davis walked through the dark tunnel toward his locker room to take more questions.
It was one of the grittiest performances of the season and Central Michigan men's basketball picked up one of its most important victories in the Mid-American Conference.
Shawn Roundtree Jr. started all 27 games of the regular season coming into Central Michigan's matchup on Feb. 26 with Eastern Michigan.
Central Michigan starting point guard Shawn Roundtree Jr. is not active for the Chippewas Feb. 26 contest at Eastern Michigan.