For the moment, the football coaching carousel that begins spinning the first week of December has slowed down earlier than usual.
Another potential landing spot for Ball State head coach Pete Lembo was filled Wednesday night. Multiple reports confirmed Notre Dame defensive coordinator Bob Diaco will be the new head coach at Connecticut on a five-year contract.
Country singer Martina McBride has been a recognized country artist for 21 years. She was once called the “Celine Dion of country music” with her soprano voice and hit singles.
Ball State football with be without one assistant coach for its bowl game. It was reported Wednesday afternoon that offensive coordinator Rich Skrosky will become the head coach at Elon. Skrosky, who has spent the last three seasons at Ball State under head coach Pete Lembo, will be introduced Thursday at noon as the new head coach, according to The Pendulum.
Head coach Pete Lembo is currently spending the week recruiting in the southeastern part of the country, but before he returns to campus, he has one stop to make. Mobile, Ala., for the GoDaddy Bowl news conference. On Sunday, it was announced that Ball State will play in the Jan.
Ball State football head coach Pete Lembo is on the road recruiting, but some are speculating he is interviewing for a coaching vacancy. Pete Roussel of coachingsearch.com reported Lembo was set to interview with Connecticut athletics director Warde Manuel in Atlanta today about the job. The Daily News confirmed Lembo isn’t in Muncie, but could not confirm where exactly he is.
“Mamma Mia!” transported the audience back in time at John R. Emens Auditorium.
Ball State will play in the GoDaddy Bowl against Arkansas State, the university announced today. Arkansas State is No. 2 in the Sun Belt.
With a 10-2 season, Ball State will go to its second consecutive bowl, and its fourth bowl since the 2007 season.
If she’s open, then her teammates probably know. Freshman guard Jill Morrison was open early and often in Ball State’s 85-77 win over Western Kentucky tonight.
Head coach Brady Sallee watched his team’s 22-point lead evaporate. With 4:35 left, the Ball State women’s basketball team was tied with Western Kentucky at 68. Sophomore Nathalie Fontaine worked herself deep into the post, where junior Shelbie Justice found her with a lob pass. The Swedish transfer turned and fired, her opponent making contact with Fontaine as the ball rose through the air.
The Ball State women’s swimming and diving team ended day two of the Miami Invitational in the sixth spot out of eight. Friday evening at the Corwin M.
Ball State students woke up to an icy surprise Friday when overnight snowfall left 2-3 inches of snow.
BEIJING — Giving no ground, Chinese President Xi Jinping and U.S. Vice President Joe Biden traded strong arguments Wednesday over China’s contentious new air defense zone, with little indication of progress toward defusing a situation that is raising anxieties across Asia and beyond.
JOHANNESBURG — Nelson Mandela, who became one of the world’s most beloved statesmen and a colossus of the 20th century when he emerged from 27 years in prison to negotiate an end to white minority rule in South Africa, has died.
Ron Wellman, athletic director at Wake Forest, is in Muncie today, fueling speculation that Ball State head coach Pete Lembo is a candidate for the school’s coaching vacancy.
MUNCIE, Ind. (AP) — The Muncie School Board’s decision to close one of the c ity’s two high schools has some students looking to enroll elsewhere.
After a 0-3 start to the 2013 season, the Ball State women’s basketball team was left to question what it needed to change.
Ball State employees who currently have health care benefits will not lose those benefits because of the new health care law. In an email sent out this week, Randy Howard, vice president of Business Affairs and treasurer, said one of the guiding principles of Ball State’s compliance with the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act is to avoid reductions in health care.
Today: Debra Applegate Retirement: The Miller College of Business Office of Student Services is hosting a retirement reception honoring Debra Applegate.
