FOOTBALL: Offense shows progress in spring
April 25, 2011With the conclusion of Ball State football's spring practices, there are several things to look forward to before the start of camp in the fall.
With the conclusion of Ball State football's spring practices, there are several things to look forward to before the start of camp in the fall.
It would probably take a broken bone for Derrick Rose to miss a playoff game, so consider this good news for the Chicago Bulls.
The Quincy men's volleyball team accomplished much more than ending Ball State's 2011 season Saturday night in Worthen Arena.
The Ball State men's golf team finished sixth at the Robert Kepler Invitational in Columbus, Ohio, after starting out with a fifth place position after the first two rounds.
After watching his team drop both games in a doubleheader Saturday, coach Alex Marconi had to change things up.
It was supposed to be a match for Ball State to make a statement; a match to prepare for next week's match against Loyola; a match Ball State couldn't lose.
Coming off a home tournament win, the Ball State men's golf team is tied for fifth after the first two rounds at the Robert Kepler Invitational in Columbus, Ohio.
Ball State football fans finally got their first look of coach Pete Lembo's team up close in the annual Cardinal and White Spring Game Saturday afternoon.
The Ball State's women's golf team is in third after the second day of play in the Mid-American Conference Championships atLongaberger Golf Club in Nashport, Ohio.
Ball State's high-powered offense continued its dominance Saturday in its doubleheader against Buffalo.
Saturday's doubleheader versus preseason Mid-American Conference West division favorite Central Michigan (19-19, 8-5 MAC) served as a golden opportunity for Ball State to make a statement.
Despite less than ideal weather conditions, Ball State earned six top-ten finishes in the Polytan Invitational Saturday.
Ball State had high expectations for the Midwestern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association tournament, but Quincy put a quick end to those hopes Saturday.
Ball State women's golf team is in second place with a first round score of 312 at the Mid-American Conference Championships at Longaberger Golf Club in Nashport, Ohio.
Ball State football holds its annual spring game Saturday at 3 p.m., the first under the direction of coach Pete Lembo.
The rainy conditions couldn't stop Ball State's offense in Game 1 of a doubleheader against Kent State.
Losing close matches is becoming a trend for Ball State.
The postseason couldn't have come at a better time for the Ball State men's volleyball team.
The final match of the regular season will have postseason implications for Ball State as it takes on Buffalo Friday at 1 p.m.
The Mid-American Conference series opener between Ball State (11-23, 7-4) and Central Michigan (18-19, 7-5) today has been postponed due to inclement weather and field conditions.
