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University of Ohio graduate student quarterback Parker Navarro runs towards the endzone as Central Michigan senior linebacker Justin Whiteside goes to tackle him on Saturday, Oct. 12, in Kelly/Shorts Stadium. Whiteside had seven total tackles in the game and one quarterback hit. (CM-Life | Mark Hoover)
University of Ohio redshirt sophomore wide receiver Rodney Harris II gets tackled by Central Michigan University senior defensive back Da’Raun Mckinney on Saturday, Oct. 12, in Kelly/Shorts Stadium. Mckinney has 16 total tackles and one sack on the season. (CM-Life | Mark Hoover)
University of Ohio graduate student running back Anthony Tyus III runs with the ball as Central Michigan University redshirt junior defensive lineman Michael Heldman chases after him on Saturday, Oct. 12, in Kelly/Short Stadium. Heldman had two tackles and one tackle for loss in the game. (CM-Life | Mark Hoover)
University of Ohio graduate student Parker Navarro gets the ball knocked out of his hands by Central Michigan University redshirt junior Dakota Cochran on Saturday, Oct. 12, in Kelly/Shorts Stadium. The Central Michigan Chippewas would recover the football leading to a 20-yard return. (CM-Life | Mark Hoover)
Central Michigan University redshirt freshman Tyler Jefferson looks the pass the ball as University of Ohio graduate student linebacker Blake Leake goes to tackle him on Saturday, Oct. 12, In Kelly/Short Stadium. Leake had eight total tackles in the game and has 43 on the season. (CM-Life | Mark Hoover)
When Jesse Prewitt III walked into the football locker room at Central Michigan University for the first time, he was entering unfamiliar territory. A transfer from Wayne State, a Division II school, Prewitt was a walk-on with dreams of proving himself.
The 1974 Central Michigan football team cemented itself into CMU’s history when it secured the Division II National Championship for the Chippewas.
After securing the game-winning kick against San Diego State University on Saturday, redshirt senior kicker Tristan Mattson earned Mid-American Conference Co-Special Teams Player of the Week.
CMU parents and future students cheer on the football team as they play San Diego State on Saturday Sept. 28 in Kelly/Shorts Stadium. (CM Life | Jasmine Brookins)
The CMU Marching Band and bands from surrounding schools are led by Abigail Russelberg, the drum major, during the halftime performance on Saturday Sept. 28 in Kelly/Shorts Stadium. (CM Life | Jasmine Brookins)
CMU fans fill the stands in the student section to cheer on the team loud and proud on Saturday, Sept. 28 in Kelly/Shorts Stadium. (CM Life | Jasmine Brookins)
The CMU Marching Chips preform at the halftime performance at the game against San Diego State University on Saturday, Sept. 28 in Kelly/Shorts Stadium. (CM Life | Jasmine Brookins)
CMU freshman wide receiver Evan Boyd holds the ball up with pride after getting the team to a first down on Saturday, Sept. 28 in Kelly/Shorts Stadium. (CM Life | Jasmine Brookins)
CMU junior defensive lineman Pius Odjugo celebrates with his teammate after a touchdown is scored on Saturday, Sept. 28 in Kelly/Shorts Stadium. (CM Life | Jasmine Brookins)
The CMU Cheerleading team dances to Ring of Fire on Saturday, Sept. 28 in Kelly/Shorts Stadium. (CM Life | Jasmine Brookins)
CMU offense sets up as freshman offensive lineman Cohen Lantz prepares to snap the ball on Saturday Sept. 28 in Kelly/Shorts Stadium. (CM Life | Jasmine Brookins)
CMU senior Running Back B.J. Harris celebrates in the endzone after scoring a touchdown for the Chips on Saturday, Sept. 28 in Kelly/Shorts Stadium. (CM Life | Jasmine Brookins)
CMU senior Running Back Marion Lukes runs for the touchdown speeding past the opposing team on Saturday, Sept. 28 in Kelly/Shorts Stadium. (CM Life | Jasmine Brookins)
With nine seconds remaining and Central Michigan football down one, redshirt senior kicker Tristan Mattson lined up for a 46-yard field goal attempt in hopes to put the game away.
Central Michigan sophomore tight end Gavin Harris looks at the San Diego Aztecs football team as they walk by during warm-ups on Saturday, Sept. 28, in Kelly/Shorts Stadium. In the game, Harris would lead the Chippewas in receiving yards with two catches for a total of 66 yards. (CM-Life | Mark Hoover)
