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CMU's marching band color guard and ROTC color guard stand attention before the playing of the national anthem, Saturday, Sept. 30, in Kelly/Shorts Stadium. CMU's football team took on EMU and ultimately won 26 to 23. (Central Michigan Life | Rebecca Particka)
CMU fans in the student section question the referee's call during the football game against EMU, Saturday, Sept. 30, in Kelly/Shorts Stadium. (Central Michigan Life | Rebecca Particka)
EMU junior Quentavius Scandrettat (3) stops CMU redshirt freshman Bert Emanuel, Jr (3) progress down the field, Saturday, Sept. 30, in Kelly/Shorts Stadium. The Chippewas ultimately won, 26-23. (Central Michigan Life | Rebecca Particka)
The last four weeks have all led up to this point. Mid-American Conference play is finally here and for the second week in a row, Central Michigan football faces off against a team that defeated them last season and left them shocked.
On the first play of the fourth quarter against South Alabama, redshirt sophomore quarterback Jase Bauer broke a tackle in the backfield to then deliver a 70-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Jesse Prewitt III to put the Chippewas up by 10.
With 18 seconds left in the game, quarterback Jase Bauer took the snap looking like he was going to throw. Instead he charged up the middle for four yards and the touchdown putting Central Michigan ahead of South Alabama in the final seconds Saturday.
When redshirt freshman quarterback Bert Emanuel Jr. didn’t run out of the tunnel with Central Michigan football on Saturday, the Chippewas had to face off against No. 9 Notre Dame without their leading rusher.
In his first start of the season and 20 seconds left in the first half, quarterback Jase Bauer rushed one yard for a Central Michigan touchdown to bring the gap within seven heading into the half against No.9 Notre Dame.
For the first time in history, Central Michigan football will face off against No. 9 Notre Dame on Saturday. The game marks the second time this season that the Chippewas will play a Power-5 school.
With four seconds on the clock and the game tied at 42, kicker Tristan Mattson stepped up to the Wildcats’ 29-yard line, seemingly unphased, to attempt a 47-yard game winning field goal in Central Michigan football’s home opener against New Hampshire.
In his first field goal attempt of his college career, Tristan Mattson lined up 47-yards away from winning the game in Central Michigan football's home opener on Saturday.
Looking like he was dropping back to pass, Central Michigan quarterback Bert Emanuel Jr. broke free up the middle on a quarterback draw, blowing past the entire New Hampshire defense as he scored a 66-yard touchdown on the Chippewas’ opening drive on Saturday.
Central Michigan football is returning to Kelly/Shorts Stadium for its home opener, looking to rebound from the week one loss in East Lansing.
With just under two minutes remaining in the first half, Central Michigan football had an opportunity to take the lead from Michigan State and silence Spartan Stadium.
The time has come. Central Michigan football is back and it's starting the season off with an iconic match up. The Chippewas and the Michigan State Spartans will meet Friday for the 12th time in history.
For the first time in head coach Jim McElwain’s tenure with Central Michigan football, the Chippewas completed the 2022 season with a losing record, going 4-8.
Former Central Michigan wide receiver, Carlos Carriere has found a new home in New York and another chance to continue his career on the football field. Just a day after he was invited to the Giants rookie camp on Sunday, Carriere was signed to The New York Giants as an undrafted free agent the next day.
Thomas Incoom did not hear his name called during the 2023 NFL Draft, but shortly found a home after its conclusion as an undrafted free agent signee with the Denver Broncos.
Although Joel Wilson didn't hear his name called during the 2023 NFL Draft, the Petoskey native will join the New Orleans Saints as an undrafted free agent.
With the No. 235 overall pick in the 2023 NFL draft, The Green Bay Packers selected Central Michigan running back Lew Nichols III. Nichols is the first CMU running back to be drafted since Donnie Riley in 1990.
