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Buffalo's bench celebrates after their defense caused a Central Michigan turnover during a game on Saturday, Jan. 6 in McGuirk Arena. CMU had 15 turnovers. (Marie Underwood | CM-Life)
Central Michigan's graduate student forward Nadége Jean shoots a free throw during a game against Buffalo on Saturday, Jan. 6 in McGuirk Arena. Jean went 6-7 on the free-throw line. (Marie Underwood | CM-Life)
An attendee dribbles down the court while competing in a game during a timeout of CMU's game against Buffalo on Saturday, Jan. 6 in McGuirk Arena. In this game, two competitors must race across the court, dress in basketball uniforms and make a basket. The person first to score wins. (Marie Underwood | CM-Life)
Central Michigan's junior guard Lisa Tesson, right, dribbles down the court against Buffalo's Jessica Wangolo, left, during a game on Saturday, Jan. 6 in McGuirk Arena. Tesson had four points, three rebounds and three assists. (Marie Underwood | CM-Life)
Central Michigan's sophomore guard Taylor Anderson shoots a three-pointer during a game against Buffalo on Saturday, Jan. 6 in McGuirk Arena. Anderson had six points, six rebounds and four assists. (Marie Underwood | CM-Life)
Central Michigan's senior center Rochelle Norris, center, recovers the ball as Buffalo's Kiara Johnson, left, applies pressure and Rana Elhusseini, right, reaches for the ball during a game on Saturday, Jan. 6 in McGuirk Arena. Norris recorded two points and four rebounds for CMU. (Marie Underwood | CM-Life)
Central Michigan guard Taylor Anderson, left, and graduate student forward Nadége Jean, right, celebrate a three-pointer made by sophomore guard Alina Anderson during a game against Buffalo on Saturday, Jan. 6 in McGuirk Arena. CMU went 7-34 on three-point attempts. (Marie Underwood | CM-Life)
Central Michigan's graduate student forward Nadége Jean, center, fights for the ball with Buffalo's Jessica Wangolo, right, as Alexis Davis, left, applies pressure during a game on Saturday, Jan. 6 in McGuirk Arena. Jean recorded a double-double with 18 points, a career high, and 10 rebounds. (Marie Underwood | CM-Life)
Central Michigan's junior guard Karrington Gordon, right, shoots a layup against Buffalo's Chellia Watson during a game on Saturday, Jan. 6 in McGuirk Arena. Gordon scored a career-high 23 points. (Marie Underwood | CM-Life)
With 15 seconds left in the game, Ball State looked to tie up the game at 67 as it faced a two-point deficit. While Cardinals' guard Jalin Anderson backed down Anthony Pritchard in the post, Aidan Rubio helped on defense and stole the ball away from the BSU offense.
With less than a second left in the game and Bowling Green State University up by one, Central Michigan women’s basketball had one more opportunity at the basket to win the game.
Opening up Mid-American Conference play, Central Michigan men's basketball hosted Buffalo, looking to start off with a win. That would all change in a hurry when the Bulls went on a 19-4 run to open the game, a lead CMU could not comeback from.
After, trailing by 13 points at half, Detroit Mercy rallied back to take a one-point lead against Central Michigan men's basketball with 10:28 remaining in the game. That was until Brian Taylor scored seven-straight points, jump-starting a 13-0 CMU run.
Despite a fourth quarter run that put Central Michigan women's basketball within striking distance late in the game, CMU fell to North Dakota State 67-57 as it couldn't complete the comeback, leading to its sixth-straight loss.
Cutting Central Michigan men’s basketball's lead to just four points early in the second half, Davenport looked to make a comeback against the Chippewas. That was until CMU went on a 21-4 run giving the team a 21-point lead with 14 minutes to play.
The crowd in Breslin Center rose to their feet, a wave of applause filling the arena, as Central Michigan women’s basketball head coach Kristin Haynie made her return to East Lansing on Sunday when the Chippewas faced off against Michigan State.
Looking to put together a winning streak, Central Michigan men’s basketball faced off against No. 10 ranked Creighton on Saturday. For the Chippewas it was not what they were hoping for as they were dominated in every facet of the game.
With Central Michigan up 10 and under a minute to play in the first half, Derrick Butler hit a three extending the lead to 13. Valparaiso turned the ball over on its ensuing possession, where Butler made a transition layup.
When Graduate Forward Nadége Jean and Senior Center Rochelle Norris came to Central Michigan University in the 2022-23 season as transfers, they both were looking for a new start.
After spending his early adolescent years mostly outdoors, Kjellan (KJ) Oduor, an international student-athlete on the men’s basketball team, didn’t pick up a basketball until middle school. Growing up in Kisumu, Kenya, Oduor found himself playing soccer and field hockey like his father until basketball was introduced to him back in 2010.
