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Poor shooting and poor ball security are difficult tasks to overcome, and Central Michiganfelt the effect in its loss to an in-state competitor.
Central Michigan coach Heather Oesterle wore the emotion typical of a coach after suffering a tough loss to a rival.
Even though they started fast, Central Michigan women’s basketball team’s lead couldn’t survive extended scoreless stretches.
Down multiple key players, containing the fourth-best offense in the Mid-American Conference was going to be a challenge for Central Michigan men’s basketball.
Up 11 going into halftime, Northern Illinois seemed destined to snap its four-game losing streak.
The Chippewas looked to start off Mid-American Conference play with a win against Kent State after an eight-game losing streak.
The 2021 Mid-American Conference schedule kicked off with a bang for Central Michigan women’s basketball. The first stop was Buffalo, New York.
With the conclusion of non-conference play, Central Michigan is gearing up for another round of Mid-American Conference action.
Despite a slow start to the contest, the Central Michigan women’s basketball team found an answer to its offensive struggles in junior guard Molly Davis.
Despite a back and forth first half between the Chippewas and the Titans, it was Detroit Mercy who took charge in the game's last five minutes.
Pressure from the Chippewas sent University Illinois-Chicago to commit multiple turnovers in a row, sending the crowd into a roar and giving the Chippewas momentum to close in on UIC’s lead.
Loyola-Chicago’s size frustrated Central Michigan women’s basketball team early.
Despite it's best shooting performance of the young season, Central Michigan men's basketball could not earn a victory for the eight time this season, falling victim to Youngstown State.
Bowl Season is finally upon us!! This week, the squad dives into Michigan winning the Big Ten title and the state of Major League Baseball post-lockout. The gang also discusses the Detroit Red Wings win streak.
The only thing colder than the air outside of McGuirk Arena was Central Michigan women's basketball shooting from behind the 3-point line.
It's the Maroon & Bold season 11 finale! In Mitch's final episode, he sits down with Ashley to talk men's hoops loss to Western Illinois, Sean talks women's hoops slowly coming along, Christian previews the Arizona Bowl and staff reporter Megan Youngblood makes her Maroon & Bold debut to talk wrestling's 24-12 win over Rider.
After surviving Cincinnati’s best shot, Central Michigan women’s basketball nearly fought its way back from a 22-point deficit against the Bearcats on Wednesday in Cincinnati, Ohio.
When the game finished there were no happy faces on the Central Michigan bench after its fourth loss in-a-row on the road.
The sports desk is back for the ninth episode of Maroon and Bold's 11th season! Sean discusses women's hoops east coast road trip and Ashley talks about a pair of top-10 matchups that men's hoops faced. Mitch and Christian discuss football's 31-10 walloping of Eastern Michigan and give their end of the year awards.
