Feeling the Heat: Ball State football’s struggles continue with loss to Western Michigan in MAC opener
KALAMAZOO, MICH. –– “How do we want to be remembered?” Qian Magwood asked the Cardinals.
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KALAMAZOO, MICH. –– “How do we want to be remembered?” Qian Magwood asked the Cardinals.
KALAMAZOO, MICH – Ball State kicked off its ‘new season’ of Mid-American Conference (MAC) play against Western Michigan today. If you classify it as a ‘season opener,’ the Cardinals are now 0-2 this year when sitting at a clean 0-0 slate.
Friday's homecoming matchup between the Wes-Del Warriors (2-5) and the Tindley Tigers (3-4) had a lot on the line, especially since the Warriors were trying to break a stretch of homecoming losses. “[We] haven’t had a ton of homecoming victories in the past, so getting something like this is really special to these guys,” said head coach Matt Nuckols.
On senior night, most teams honor their senior players at their game or match. For Yorktown football, it’s a little different. Besides the football players, cheerleaders, and dancers, all of the seniors from other fall sports were celebrated before Yorktown’s game against Hoosier-Heritage Conference opponent Greenfield-Central.
When Sidney Houston Jr. sacked the Eagles’ sixth-year quarterback Davis Brin with 13:04 left in the third quarter of Ball State football’s final non-conference matchup against Georgia Southern, Houston Jr. celebrated by strumming an air guitar.
I woke up Sunday morning expecting to sit through a Colts blowout loss against the team that took over the Horseshoes’ original stomping grounds. Yet, that didn’t happen.
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As he walked out of Scheumann Stadium pumping his fist in the air, celebrating a 45-7 win over Indiana State last Saturday, Mike Neu was confident heading into the Cardinals’ next matchup.
A week removed from its first win of the season, Ball State football (1-3, 0-0 MAC) faced their last non-conference opponent of the season in Georgia Southern.
Heading into this clash between two North Central Conference (NCC) rivals, Richmond and Muncie Central, both were desperately looking to flip the script on their seasons. The Bearcats were winless on the season up to this point, and the Red Devils weren’t too far ahead with just one win.
While the Delta Eagles have been accustomed to high scoring games this season, Friday night’s homecoming contest was the complete opposite
The last time the Wes-Del Warriors (1-5) stepped onto the Monroe Central football field to face the Golden Bears (2-4, 0-1) almost two years ago, the result was a 55-0 defeat.
As time ran out in the third quarter of the Ball State vs. Georgia Southern’s 2022 contest, things were all square at 20-20.
Before I go on this long spiel about yesterday’s game between the Indianapolis Colts and the Houston Texans, let me shed some light on why I’m writing this.
Zachary Kendall is a second-year media major for the Daily News. His views do not necessarily reflect those of the newspaper.
With Family Weekend finally here, people were out in troves for the first Ball State home game of the year.
While Ball State didn’t have the successful year many around the program hoped for in 2022, running back Carson Steele did. Finishing the year with 1556 rushing yards and 14 rushing touchdowns, Steele earned All-Mid-American Conference (MAC) First Team honors and was perhaps the brightest light in a 5-7 season.
In the second quarter of Ball State football’s home opener against Indiana State, Rico Barfield swung to the left of freshman quarterback Kadin Semonza on a screen route.
Rivalry football returned for the first time of the year in Muncie, even more so, football in general returned to Muncie.
Falling in back-to-back games to New Palestine and Delta, Yorktown started Hoosier-Heritage Conference (HHC) play with two straight losses.