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Although Central Michigan women’s basketball (3-12, 1-5) couldn’t shut down the high-powered Ohio offense on Saturday, resulting in a 75-65 loss, they showed signs of progress.
Despite a season-high shooting performance, Central Michigan (3-12, 1-5) women’s basketball struggled to control the basketball resulting in a 75-65 loss in McGuirk Arena against Ohio (8-4, 2-1)on Saturday.
Following a loss to Illinois to open the season, Central Michigan gymnastics hoped to bounce back in a big way by taking down the reigning Mid-American Conference champions. The Chippewas were able to put up a fight all night long but would ultimately come up short, falling to Eastern Michigan 193.525-192.925 at the George Gervin GameAbove Center on Friday evening.
Facing the top defense in the Mid-American Conference, Central Michigan women’s basketball needed a fast start to keep pace.
Missing head Coach Tony Barbee, assistant coach Shane Heirman and half of a team, Central Michigan men’s basketball continues to be tested by a multitude of reasons.
Rachel Blunt has accepted a new job in her home state.
After two years at Central Michigan, Tim Skipper’s absence in the linebacker room won't go unnoticed.
The start of a new season saw Central Michigan gymnastics welcome in a Power Five opponent.
Poor shooting and poor ball security are difficult tasks to overcome, and Central Michiganfelt the effect in its loss to an in-state competitor.
The Central Michigan football linebacker room has lost another starter to the transfer portal as the 2022 recruitment cycle begins to intensify.
Central Michigan football has lost yet another top piece to the transfer portal following the conclusion of the 2021 season.
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.
Central Michigan will miss a consistent piece in its secondary heading into the 2022 season.
After wreaking havoc in the Washington State quarterback room with 2.5 sacks during the Tony the Tiger Sun Bowl, a former walk-on will look to make his presence felt one more time at the collegiate level.
Central Michigan University will have to replace one of its most electric players in recent memory heading into the 2022 season.
Up 11 going into halftime, Northern Illinois seemed destined to snap its four-game losing streak.
Fourth-and-5 for Washington State from its own 19-yard line.
The Chippewas looked to start off Mid-American Conference play with a win against Kent State after an eight-game losing streak.
