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(10/07/20 7:25pm)
Twelve days following the Mid-American Conference’s decision to hold a fall football season after initially deciding not to play Aug. 8, Ball State Football announced its 2020 regular season schedule Oct. 7.
(10/01/20 4:00pm)
Qian Magwood, Ball State freshman wide receiver, woke up to his alarm each day at 5 a.m. throughout high school.
(09/25/20 8:59pm)
After Mid-American Conference presidents initially met Sept. 19 to discuss the possibility of a six to eight game fall football season, they did not come to a consensus. However, following nearly a week of discussion, the presidents met again Friday, Sept. 25, and ultimately voted to play a six-game, conference-only schedule.
(04/26/20 2:00pm)
Undrafted coming out of Ball State, Willie Snead has been the lone former Cardinal in the NFL since 2016. Throughout his career, which started in New Orleans and currently sits in Baltimore, he has amassed 242 catches for just fewer than 3,000 yards and 13 touchdowns. While not your perennial Pro Bowler, Snead has made a name for himself despite not hearing it called on draft day.
(04/25/20 6:33pm)
Danny Pinter's phone hasn't stopped going off in the last few hours.
(04/07/20 9:38pm)
Timothy Brown, a former Ball State Football player, who played in the NFL for a number of years and spent some time as a professional actor and musician, has died at 82 according to a press release from the Philadelphia Eagles.
(03/07/20 3:00pm)
He left John Adams High School as the team’s Most Valuable Player and an Indiana Football Coaches Association all-state tight end.
(03/01/20 4:00pm)
INDIANAPOLIS — The first 17 are like nothing, the bar almost bouncing back and forth from his chest to an arm’s length above.
(02/03/20 3:27am)
By BARRY WILNER
(12/02/19 5:00pm)
The college football season is over for fans of the cardinal and white, but they shouldn’t be hanging their heads. Ball State finished the 2019 season at 5-7 — the best record it has finished with in the Mike Neu era. With Athletic Director Beth Goetz announcing an extension in Neu’s future, it’s clear the improvements go beyond the win total.
(11/29/19 10:43pm)
The Pride of Mid-America performed “Thnks fr th Mmrs” at halftime Friday. It was the band’s final performance of the year. It was fitting, not only for the band members, but for Ball State Football’s seniors as well.
(11/24/19 5:00pm)
In the loss that made it officially ineligible for the postseason, Ball State (4-7, 3-4 MAC) struggled the entire game on defense, but particularly in the second half in the loss to Kent State (5-6, 4-3 MAC). The Cardinals had several opportunities to capitalize on offense but were unable to when it mattered most. Here are four takeaways from the Cardinals’ 41-38 loss to the Golden Flashes.
(11/23/19 10:00pm)
The game clock read six seconds. The score read 41-38 in favor of Kent State.
(11/21/19 8:00pm)
Central Michigan had a second-and-9 at Ball State’s 34-yard line midway through the third quarter. Junior safety Bryce Cosby got his hands on a pass from Quinten Dormady, but it fell incomplete.
(11/21/19 3:00pm)
What’s the meaning behind the different colored hats?
(11/17/19 5:00pm)
Ball State cruised into halftime with a 17-point lead behind an offense that scored points on four straight drives. However, Central Michigan put up 34 points in the second half on five rushing touchdowns, stunning the Cardinals, 45-44.
(11/17/19 3:02am)
The Cardinals had it.
(11/14/19 8:00pm)
With Ball State just two wins away from bowl eligibility and temperatures in Muncie nearing single digits this week at practice, redshirt junior quarterback Drew Plitt has the Bahamas on his mind.
(11/06/19 5:00pm)
Ball State (4-5, 3-2 MAC), could not stop the offense of Western Michigan (6-4, 4-2 MAC) when it counted. The Cardinals were unable to complete a second half comeback and ultimately fell to the Broncos, 35-31. Here are a few takeaways.
(11/06/19 5:41am)
If you showed up in Kalamazoo, Michigan, to watch the two highest-scoring offenses in the Mid-American Conference go at it, you got your money’s worth. The game was reminiscent of the same matchup between Ball State and Western Michigan a year ago in Muncie where the teams were tied at 35 after regulation. The Cardinals walked away with a 42-41 victory in overtime.