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Jim McElwain's no caveman, but he hadn't fully understood the power of technology. At least not until it became the only thing he could rely on.
Ty Brock hobbled off the field grimacing in pain after reaggravating his high ankle sprain. A quarterback who had already dealt with a pair of season-ending injuries, Brock knew how it felt to have countless games taken away from him due to injury. It would be a different story this time, however, as Brock returned to the game one drive later after receiving a series of Lidocaine shots.
Jim McElwain has found another option at quarterback.
When the Central Michigan University Board of Trustees approved the $32.5 million Chippewa Champions Center in September 2018, nobody expected a pandemic to sweep the nation.
For many football programs across the country, spring practice was over before it began due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Jim McElwain is running out of options at the quarterback position.
Kalil Pimpleton tucked his maroon team sweatpants into his white socks, laced up his Adidas shoes and began stretching. He wore a Central Michigan cap to contain his hair as a black Nike sweatshirt draped over the upper-half of his body.
Personal trainer Tony Cook Jr. graciously placed disc cones, hurdles and a hexagonal ladder on the turf.
There's talk of what Daniel Richardson can do on a football field. Right now, at Central Michigan, that's all it is – talk.
David Moore's fight for a changed decision is over.
The rampant spread of coronavirus has taken its toll on the sports world.
Coming off the field at POC Park in Madeira Beach, Florida following a 2-1 loss to Creighton, the narrative of the second game on March 12 turned for the Central Michigan softball team.
Diego Neri didn't want to wait until the end of the NCAA recruiting dead period created by the coronavirus pandemic to make his college decision.
David Moore is known to have a sense of humor. His father, Michael, thought he was being pranked when he received an unexpected phone call.
Joe Critchlow was working to schedule a visit to Central Michigan when the increased nationwide outbreak of the coronavirus began.
David Moore's suspension saga will soon come to a close.
Athletic director Michael Alford wanted Jim McElwain to double Central Michigan's win total from its mortifying 2018 season under former coach John Bonamego.
Central Michigan football player Kyron McKinnie-Harper has waived his preliminary exam for six criminal charges – four felonies and two misdemeanors – involving computer crimes.
Jordon Ingram never imagined not signing with his St. Paul's Episcopal High School teammates on National Signing Day in early February.
Many local business owners and community leaders were surprised when it was announced this week that the Oct. 17 Central Michigan-Western Michigan rivalry football game was being moved from Kelly/Shorts Stadium to Ford Field in Detroit.
