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LEXINGTON, KY. – While his teammates quietly collected their Raising Cane’s meals as they quickly made their way to the Ball State team bus, Caden Johnson stood off to the side in a pile of gravel and rock.
LEXINGTON, KY.– Following Ball State’s 30-point loss to Kentucky, Mike Neu sat down behind a white, collapsible table in a small room underneath the bleachers at Kroger Field. With a MacBook in front of him, he demonstrated the attitude of ‘business as usual.’
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“I dreamed of playing in games like this,” Clayton Coll said.
In the annals of Worthen Arena, the home of the IHSAA Girls Volleyball State Finals, Kelli Miller Phillips donned a black zip-up jacket with the iconic ‘Dancing Charlie’ logo near the right shoulder.
After just the third practice back from the offseason, those in the Ball State soccer program gathered together to hear head coach Josh Rife’s closing remarks. The 2021 Mid-American Conference (MAC) Coach of the Year talked about the importance of being battle-tested, and encouraged the Cardinals to continue the energy they’ve brought to camp after just two days back in Muncie.
“This is yours,” Ball State baseball head coach Rich Maloney said. “You got one more batter and we’re dogpiling. This is what you dream of.”
With a 2-1 series win over Bowling Green, Ball State Baseball has now won six of its seven Mid-American Conference (MAC) series this season. After every one of them, head coach Rich Maloney has used the same word to sum up how the Cardinals got it done.
Growing up in Sanborn, Minnesota, a town of less than 400 people, Decker Scheffler had never truly gone through struggles when it came to baseball. Even in his first year at Ball State in 2021, he immediately made an impact, hitting .288 and playing in 45 of 58 games.
After losing six straight contests, something Ball State Baseball hadn’t done in over five years, the Cardinals returned to Muncie for the first time since April 4 looking to reclaim their identity. Head coach Rich Maloney said as much after Ball State fell to Purdue April 18.
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. –– Justin Conant stood in front of the fence of the visitor’s dugout at Alexander Field, slightly smiling and shaking his head.
Given the in-state circumstances and the acclaimed background of each squad, Ball State V. Indiana was a contest many fans of each side may have circled on their respective calendars. 29 combined runs, 27 combined hits and eight total home runs later, it did not leave those same fans desperate for offense.
When David Arquette, best known for his role as Dewey in the ‘Scream’ film franchise, walked into a conference room in the David Letterman Communication and Media Building, a smile crossed his face as bright as the earring in his left ear.
March 10, Ball State Baseball played its first Mid-American Conference (MAC) game of the season after 13 straight non-conference contests. Every week since, the Cardinals have scheduled or played in a midweek non-conference contest to stay sharp.
Carter Carmin and Ava Johnson draw back their bow, one eye closed with the other focused on the target ahead of them.
Coming off a walk-off win over Southern Indiana (8-20, 1-5 OVC) March 28, Ball State baseball had won nine straight games. Not only that, but heading into its series against Akron, the Cardinals had only lost one out of nine Mid-American Conference (MAC) games on the season.
After Ball State Baseball swept Eastern Michigan in a three-game Mid-American Conference (MAC) weekend series, head coach Rich Maloney used the same word to describe the Cardinals as he has done every weekend this season.
In May 2021, things were looking up for Justin Gillespie. He was about to attend Muncie Central High School prom for the first time, his 18th birthday was days away and he was less than a month away from graduating high school.