FOOTBALL: Iowa continues rout of Ball State
September 25, 2010IOWA CITY, Iowa – Fans streamed out of Kinnick Stadium at halftime, eager to get out of the pouring rain.
IOWA CITY, Iowa – Fans streamed out of Kinnick Stadium at halftime, eager to get out of the pouring rain.
Ball State has just 54 yards of offense in the first half and trails Iowa 21-0.
IOWA CITY, Iowa – Playing with a makeshift offensive line Saturday, Ball State will have to contend with a defense coach Stan Parrish called the best he has faced since 2006.
Mid-American Conference action begins today when the Ball State women's volleyball team (10-2) travels to Northern Illinois (13-1).
Ball State returns from a six-game road trip to open Mid-American Conference play against Western Michigan at 4 p.m. Friday.
Eight Mid-American Conference teams will take on opponents from the Big Ten this weekend, leading some to bill it as the "Big Ten-MAC Challenge."
For the first time as coach at Ball State, Christine Bader will make a homecoming trip to her alma mater, Michigan State, as the women's tennis team competes in the Spartan Invitational this weekend.
The present and the future have collided, and the result has been nothing but beneficial for the Ball State women's volleyball team.
Ball State's opponents are converting on third down more often than coach Stan Parrish would like.
True freshman Keith Wenning made his first career start Saturday at Purdue.
It may not have been the signature win coach Steve Shondell was looking for, but a hard-fought and impressive 22-25, 12-25, 25-17, 25-22, 15-9 victory over Appalachian State will do.
A second-place finish in the Hawkeye Invitational this weekend was well deserved for the Ball State women's golf team.
After placing second last weekend in a tournament full of teams like Indiana, Missouri, Illinois and Michigan, the Ball State men's golf team will travel to Louisville, Ky., to play today and Tuesday against the likes of Murray State, Austin Peay and Eastern Kentucky in the Cardinal Collegiate.
After a long weekend at the Milwaukee Tennis Classic, Ball State knows it has a lot to improve on.
With three players reaching the semifinals and one claiming runner-up in the Ball State Fall Invitational, coach Christine Bader called her coaching debut a success.
Purdue defeated Ball State 24-13 after scoring 10 points in the fourth quarter to take control of the game.
WEST LAYFAYETTE – Though Ball State was able to control Purdue's offense better in the second quarter, it was not able to close the two-touchdown gap and enters halftime down 14-0.
The win clinched a second-place finish in the Tar Heel Classic, behind host North Carolina.
The Cardinals trail the Boilermakers 7-0 after the first quarter.
WEST LAYFAYETTE – Continuing to hang tough with Purdue, Ball State enters the fourth quarter trailing just 14-6.
