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Sitting in my chair on media row at Quicken Loans Arena, I thought to myself, "There's no way this can actually be happening."
There was just over two minutes remaining in the Mid-American Conference Tournament semifinal game and Central Michigan was giving the No. 18 team in the country everything they had.
Winning the Mid-American Conference Tournament means an automatic ride to the NCAA Tournament. Meanwhile, others are left to only hope for an at-large bid.
Sometimes, the chips fall in the perfect fashion when least expected.
The confetti fell from the rafters as Central Michigan was crowned champions of the Mid-American Conference Tournament. Sue Guevara cut down the net and swung it in circles. The Chippewas were finally champs, securing an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament.
Following a loss, Sue Guevara is always the type of coach who will give credit to the opposing team for how it played to land Central Michigan a defeat.
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Reyna Frost walked into the media room in Quicken Loans Arena with a stern look, almost angry.
Analysts picked the Central Michigan men's basketball team to finish last in the Mid-American Conference and have its season end quietly.
Reyna Frost has been named as a finalist for the Katrina McClain Power Forward Award, an award given to the top power forward in the nation.
For Sue Guevara and Felisha Legette-Jack, this isn't anything out of the ordinary.
Hands on his hips, staring down the same intensity that he has all season. There was the occasional dropped jaw in disbelief.
After holding the lead for 12 minutes and 48 seconds from the first half into the second half, Central Michigan had to find an answer to Kent State's push for a 52-51 lead midway through the second half.
The gritty nature with which the Central Michigan team plays has the team this far, and it will need that mindset to advance.
Basketball games are often won and lost on momentum swings, and the month of March amplifies this notion to the extreme.
There were 12 seconds left. Eastern Michigan coach Fred Castro elected to send Central Michigan to the free throw line intentionally with a 69-66 lead.
Arms folded, a scowl on her lips that would occasionally shout words. The constant stomping of her feet to get her teams attention time and time again.
College basketball players and coaches understand the difficulty of defeating one team three times in a row.
Four members of the Central Michigan women's basketball team were honored as the Mid-American Conference released its all-conference teams and individual-award winners, voted on by the head coaches, sports information directors and media members.
The first round of the Mid-American Conference Tournament for Central Michigan has come and gone, and the Chippewas moving on to the quarterfinals.
Keno Davis wiped the sweat off his brow, glancing at the stands as fans filed out of McGuirk Arena for the final time this season.