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With 2:34 seconds remaining in regulation, freshman guard Bridget Utberg nailed a free throw on an and-one to give Central Michigan women’s basketball its first lead of the day, 64-63 after at one point trailing by 14 in the second quarter to Northern Illinois.
After Bowling Green outscored Central Michigan basketball, 28-16 in the first quarter, the Chippewas were unable to recover as it fell to the Falcons, 80-72 on Wednesday.
The clock read 3:59 in the second half as Brian Taylor, a senior guard for Central Michigan men’s basketball, approached the free throw line and swished in the second of two freebies - his ninth and 10th points.
After being outscored 31-11 by Ohio in the second quarter, Central Michigan women's basketball started to mount a comeback in the second half to get within six in the third quarter but ultimately came up short as CMU lost 83-75 on Saturday.
Dwight Wilson III, a graduate student from Ohio University, caught a pass about two feet away from the basket, finishing the play off with a dunk right in front of the home student section with less than five minutes remaining in the first half.
Following four-straight points from Miami (Ohio) to get within two, freshman guard Sydney Harris hit a three-pointer to get McGuirk Arena loud and push Central Michigan women’s basketball lead back to five with 2:15 to play.
Outscoring Bowling Green, 19-4 in the final four minutes Central Michigan basketball secured its second consecutive road game win, 77-74 over the Falcons.
With thirty-four seconds left in the game and one second on the shot clock, Central Michigan men's basketball freshman guard Reggie Bass drove towards the basket taking a shot, capturing a 62-60 lead helping lead to the 66-60 victory for the Chippewas against Miami (Ohio) on Saturday.
With the crowd on the edge of their seats, graduate student guard Mikayla Hall hit the go-ahead jumper to give Central Michigan women's basketball a 72-71 lead with seven seconds left. With the help of the energetic crowd, the Chippewas were able to get the game-winning defensive stop against Buffalo on Saturday.
With under two minutes to play and down by six, freshman Sydney Harris hit a three pointer to get Central Michigan women’s basketball within three of Kent State University.
Five-consecutive points from freshman guard Amani Drummond pushed Central Michigan men's basketball lead to six in the early portion of its game as it continued to control the tempo after just over 10 minutes played.
Outshot, outrebounded and simply outwilled, Central Michigan men’s basketball was outscored by 28 points in the first 20 minutes of the game leading to an 84-59 defeat in Toledo at the hands of the Rockets.
Eastern Michigan went on an 11-0 run in the first quarter, putting Central Michigan women's basketball too far back and unable to recover as they lost at home 68-54 on Saturday.
After a 6-2 run in the second quarter, Central Michigan women’s basketball got within three of Toledo with less than five minutes left in the half. However, the Rockets ended the first 20 minutes on an 11-2 run and continued their momentum throughout the second half to defeat CMU, 74-60 on Wednesday.
Feeding off of the energy it gathered from its last outing, Central Michigan men’s basketball came out strong and went toe-to-toe with the top team in the Mid-American Conference on Tuesday night, trailing by just one with 8:55 left to play.
16 seconds left, Central Michigan basketball sophomore center Nicolas Pavrette caught a rebound off a missed Western Michigan free throw. He passed it to junior guard Jesse Zarzuela who looked up the court for an open man, he found senior guard Brian Taylor on the arc.
After sending Miami (Ohio) to the free-throw line 32 times, Central Michigan women's basketballs foul trouble cost them a 77-68 loss on Saturday.
Game tied at 66, freshman guard Sydney Harris’ name was called, and she delivered with a go-ahead three-pointer to give Central Michigan women’s basketball a 69-66 lead with 57 seconds remaining in regulation.
Central Michigan fans entering McGuirk Arena on Tuesday night were given noisemakers, or “Thunder Stix” as they filed in to watch CMU men’s basketball face off against a Mid-American Conference foe.
Alongside an old tradition of the toilet paper toss returning to McGuirk Arena on Saturday, Central Michigan basketball's perhaps most-renowned player will join the mayhem.
