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With Central Michigan football rolling on the road, junior tight end Joel Wilson caught his sixth touchdown of the year against Northern Illinois on Wednesday.
Looking to right the ship, Central Michigan football traveled to DeKalb, Illinois for its first mid-week conference game of the season last week and came out with a win.
Leading up to Central Michigan football’s trip to DeKalb, Illinois, questions of a potential change at quarterback began echoing in from the fanbase.
Controlling a 21-0 lead at halftime, Central Michigan football was put to the test as the Northern Illinois Huskies came storming back in the second half.
In the Mid-American Conference, the conference slate has entered the “Midweek MACtion” portion of the schedule.
Struggling to find its footing this season, Central Michigan football went into its game against Bowling Green looking to turn things around by any means necessary.
Hopes were high as Central Michigan football looked to begin its march to a bowl game on Saturday.
Heading into Week two of the season, Central Michigan football was favored to walk away from Kelly/Shorts Stadium with its first home win of the young season against South Alabama.
Central Michigan football defensive end Thomas Incoom has been named Reese’s Senior Bowl Defensive Player of the Week.
Central Michigan football senior Thomas Incoom has made a name for himself in the Mid-American Conference running down ball carriers off the edge.
Central Michigan football linebacker Cory Gildersleeve Jr. has entered the transfer portal, per his Twitter. The redshirt sophomore will have two years of graduate transfer eligibility.
After leading Ball State for three quarters, Central Michigan football found itself down by a point with 1:32 remaining in the game.
For Central Michigan students and faculty, Oct. 8 -homecoming weekend- marks a period of celebration for those who have attended the school.
A 42-yard field goal from sophomore kicker Marshall Meeder on Central Michigan football's opening drive seemed to signal an incoming productive day from the Chippewas’ offense.
After an up-and-down start to the season, Central Michigan football plans to right the ship as it opens Mid-American Conference play against Toledo on Saturday.
In front of the fourth largest crowd to ever witness a Central Michigan football game, the Chippewas (1-3) fought valiantly, but in the end, they couldn’t keep pace with Penn State (4-0), losing 33-14.
In its last two games, Central Michigan football (1-2) had to balance the expectations of being the favorite with the approach of not overlooking its opponent.
Through three games, one issue has consistently plagued Central Michigan football—slow offensive starts.
Despite some key pieces absent from Central Michigan's defense, the unit came through in a big way to secure a shutout against Bucknell.
The losing streak is over.
