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With 7:47 left in the fourth quarter, Toledo women's basketball found itself with the opportunity to put a stranglehold on the game against Central Michigan. Rockets’ sophomore guard Kendall Carruthers came down the court and fired a wide open 3-pointer to add to the growing Toledo lead.
With 9:42 left to play in the game, CMU men's basketball trailed Eastern Michigan by seven when an Ugnius Jarusevicius layup cut the deficit to five with the momentum on the side of the Chippewas.
With eight minutes left in regulation, Chippewa freshman guard Madi Morson sank a 3-pointer, bringing the Central Michigan women’s basketball team within one point of the conference leading Ball State Cardinals.
With just over a minute remaining and CMU men’s basketball holding a 68-64 lead against Buffalo, a 3-pointer put the Bulls in reach. As the clock wound down, Buffalo looked to get off another shot, but a foul sent the Chippewas to the line and putting them up 69-67.
At about the six-minute mark of the third quarter, Central Michigan women’s basketball was locked in a battle with Western Michigan. After the Broncos hit a 3-pointer to bring CMU’s lead down to just five, the Chippewas needed an answer.
Up by 10 with two matches left, redshirt freshman Luke Cochran was locked into a battle with Michigan State's Lucas Daly. Daly, wrestling in a higher weight class, was down 3-2 with minutes left, Cochran secured an escape point and a crucial take down to take his match and the overall.
Just two-and-a-half minutes into the game, Central Michigan women’s basketball senior guard Jess Lawson grabbed a rebound on the defensive side of the floor. After CMU had moved the ball up the court, freshman guard Madi Morson sank a jump shot, capping off a 10-0 run by the Chippewas to start the game and forcing Eastern Michigan to take a timeout.
With 16 seconds remaining on the clock, Central Michigan men's basketball trailed the Ohio Bobcats by two with a chance to force overtime as the ball was passed to guard Kyler VanderJagt for the final possession of the game.
With three seconds remaining on the clock, CMU men's basketball looked for an opening to take the lead over Akron going into halftime on Saturday. After guard Anthony Pritchard looks for an open teammate, he finds forward Ugnius Jarusevicius who sends a shot beyond the arc.
After going scoreless for nearly four minutes, Bowling Green’s lead was shrinking, and it needed an answer. That's when sophomore guard/forward Keiryn McGuff knocked down a 3-pointer to start what would become a dominant 14-0 run, taking a 20-point lead into halftime and grabbing complete control of the game.
With three minutes remaining in the game, Central Michigan men's basketball had possession of the ball, trailing Kent State by six after erasing the 15-point deficit the Chippewas had faced at halftime.
With 4:16 remaining in the game and leading by seven, Central Michigan men's basketball had the ball with an opportunity to end Texas State's hopes of a come-from-behind victory following a Bobcats timeout.
With 2:35 left in the game, the Central Michigan women’s basketball team attempted to claw its way back into the game.
Central Michigan softball begins its non-conference push with a variety of freshmen and veterans preparing to make their mark on the 2025 season.
After a less than ideal first season back in Mt. Pleasant for head coach Jake Sabol, his Central Michigan baseball squad finished with a 17-38 overall record and last place finish in the Mid-American Conference. He looks to turn it around in the 2025 season.
When Ariana Light first met Michael Heldman, she was just trying to survive freshman year at Central Michigan University, 1,000 miles from her home in Florida. But fate and the university’s housing assignments had other plans.
Just 1:50 into the game, Central Michigan women’s basketball freshman guard Madi Morson found herself with a golden 3-point opportunity. Wide open in the corner, Morson nailed the shot from deep, grabbing early momentum for the maroon and gold. The 3-pointer began what would become a 15-0 run as the Chippewas exploded in the first half, dominating Ohio University.
With 34 seconds remaining in the game, Central Michigan men's basketball trailed Miami (Ohio) by three, with a chance to even the score coming out of a timeout.
With only 13 minutes left to play in the game a layup from Bowling Green guard Braelon Green cut Central Michigan men's basketball's led to six after erasing CMU's 16-point halftime lead.
