MEN'S BASKETBALL: Ball State aims to keep home record intact vs. Western Michigan
January 7, 2012Ball State will put its perfect 6-0 home record on the line today as it hosts its first conference opponent of the season against Western Michigan.
Ball State will put its perfect 6-0 home record on the line today as it hosts its first conference opponent of the season against Western Michigan.
The past few meetings between Ball State and Western Michigan have been scrappy, chippy and everything in between.
An already thin amount of depth at middle attacker for Ball State has now become even thinner.
The Ball State men's volleyball team's season will kick off today with its annual Alumni match at 7:30 p.m. inside Worthen Arena.
Hours prior to Thursday night's Mid-American Conference opener between Ball State and visiting Eastern Michigan, coach Kelly Packard opted to use social media as a means of relaying a message to her team.
Ball State's goal toward improving its offense at outside attacker has taken its first step in the 2012 recruiting class.
An upset win by Quincy over Ball State in the quarterfinals of the Midwestern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association Tournament in 2011 may have conflicted coaches on which team is better heading into the 2012 season.
While enjoying her six-day holiday break, coach Kelly Packard couldn't resist reviewing last season's game film against Eastern Michigan on February 16, 2011. She jotted down some tendencies of her team as well as the Eagles'.
Ball State wraps up its pre-conference portion of the schedule as it hosts Florida A&M in Worthen Arena.
Ball State shot 60.9 percent in the second half and went on to win 70-55 in front of 2,736 fans in Worthen Arena.
With an opportunity to secure an important win in its non-conference finale against Marshall, Ball State squandered away a solid first half performance en route to dropping its third straight game to end the 2011 calendar year.
In his first home game in nearly ten months, sophomore guard Tyrae Robinson said the nerves were there, but it didn't matter.
In an effort to officially wrap up the 2011 Ball State women's volleyball season, here's the first of four reviews of every player on the roster this season and what their individual opportunities will look like next season.
Trying to measure the consistency of Cardinals this season is like trying to forecast the weather. It constantly changes on a daily basis, much like the women wearing the red and white.
