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After a long offseason away from the spotlight, Central Michigan's football program is set to hold a training session modeled after the NFL Scouting Combine to showcase the players and their abilities.
Central Michigan and Mid-American Conference fans will continue to wait for football.
There are so many questions surrounding college athletics. As the coronavirus continues to linger, it’s likely that many will wait to be answered until the spring.
On Saturday, all 32 teams in the NFL were forced to trim their rosters down to 53 players as the season marches toward its start. Four former Chippewas made the 53-man rosters, while four more had to wait an extra day before being assigned to practice squads.
After spending months wondering about the fate of fall football in the Mid-American Conference, the news of the season’s cancellation broke the morning of Aug. 8.
Six of Central Michigan's best coaches and student-athletes have been inducted to the CMU Athletics Hall of Fame in the Class of 2020.
Saturday, we were supposed to hear the cannon fire, the fight song and the roar of the Kelly/Shorts Stadium crowd cheering on Central Michigan's football team.
Ty Brock has a steadfast belief in the freedom of choice.
When Jon Steinbrecher was tasked with making the decision to cancel the 2020 Mid-American Conference men's and women's basketball tournaments in March, he said he did let his emotions take over, he just worked through the situation.
In an emergency episode, Austin and Christian react to the MAC’s decision to cancel all of its fall sports seasons, including football.
There will be no fall sports season for the Mid-American Conference and its member schools.
On Saturday, the Mid-American Conference became the first league in the Football Bowl Subdivision to cancel its fall football season. Central Michigan, one of the 12 schools affected, was coming off its first MAC West Division title since 2009 in its first season under coach Jim McElwain.
There will be no football season for Central Michigan in 2020.
Central Michigan’s Sept. 5 home opener against San Jose State at Kelly/Shorts Stadium has been postponed.
Three Central Michigan football players were named to watchlists for annual college football awards.
Antonio Brown's days of playing in the NFL are over.
Just under 36 hours after announcing he was entering the transfer portal, former Central Michigan tight end Tony Poljan announced on Twitter he will transfer to Virginia.
Tony Poljan is going to use his final year of eligibility somewhere other than Central Michigan.
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, the Mid-American Conference had originally planned on hosting a Football Media Preview ahead of the 2020 season.
In an effort to play sports in the fall amid the coronavirus pandemic, the Big Ten Conference made the move to cancel all nonconference games for the Fall 2020 semester.
