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If you were looking for another close, down-to-the-wire basketball contest, “The Pit” in New Mexico was the place to be for the second straight night. The Cardinals offense didn’t put on their best offensive performance, but that didn’t matter. Both teams shot under 40 percent on the night which led to a low-scoring, defensive battle.
Over the past five games, redshirt freshman guard Jarron Coleman has been held to five or fewer points. Ball State Men’s Basketball’s Saturday matinee against IUPUI changed the narrative for what Coleman does on offense. Coleman would score 20 of the teams’ 102 points on the afternoon, and he did it in an efficient way.
After a slow start, Delta boys' basketball (2-1, 0-0 Hoosier Heritage) outscored Wabash (1-2, 0-0 Three Rivers), 29-22, in the second half to secure a 62-51 victory. The Eagles have now recorded back-to-back double-digit victories to begin the season. Only five players saw the scoring column, but that was all Delta needed to win.
Thanksgiving week means the start of boys' basketball across the state of Indiana. With a majority of teams starting their 2019-20 seasons this week, here is a look at each team in the surrounding Muncie area.
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.
Thirty-two minutes. That’s how much time it took for Muncie Burris (4-3) to secure the win over Wes-Del (0-6).
In its first-ever Mid-American Conference Tournament meeting, Ball State Field Hockey (5-13, 3-4 MAC) fell to Longwood (9-9, 4-3 MAC), 3-0. The Lancers took just 3:34 to score their first goal of the contest, and they did not look back.
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.
Several fans bundled up Friday to watch Blackford (5-4) take on Mississinewa (8-1). The Indians got the best of the Bruins, 38-13, but the Bruins held their heads high.
Ball State Field Hockey (3-10, 1-2 MAC) struggled offensively in the loss o No. 11 Michigan (10-3, 3-1 Big Ten). The Wolverines excelled on offense in the second half to secure their fourth straight victory.
On a cold, windy, rain-filled senior night, Monroe Central (5-3) defeated Union County (1-7), 45-0. It was the Golden Bears’ rushing attack that propelled them to the victory as they turned to five different running backs for their scoring.
