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Going into the quarterfinals for the third straight year, the Eastern Michigan men’s basketball team’s journey through the Mid-American Conference Tournament comes to an end after losing to the University of Toledo, 78-67.
The Eastern Michigan University men’s basketball team faced off with the Bowling Green Falcons, winning the game, 73-67, and advancing to the third round of the Mid-American Conference Tournament to take on the No. 4 seed Toledo.
After double March 9 victories, Eastern Michigan University’s men’s and women’s basketball teams have both moved on to the second round of the Mid-American Conference Tournament. The teams play the second round in Cleveland, Ohio Wednesday.
The league office of the Mid-American Conference honored EMU’s student-athletes Raven Lee (G) and Karrington Ward (F) with All-MAC Accolades March 9. Lee was named to the All-MAC Third Team, along with Ward earning honorable mention honors.
In the first round of the Mid American College Conference playoffs, the Eastern Michigan Eagles seeded 6 in the conference, rolled over the Kent State Golden Flashes, seeded 11, beating KSU 70-52.
Raven Lee hit a three-point fade-away shot with 14 seconds left in regulation to send the Eastern Michigan men's basketball team in the first round of the MAC tournament, into overtime and jump-start a 62-61 victory in over the University of Miami (Ohio).
The Mid-American Conference men’s and women’s basketball tournament begins Monday at Eastern Michigan University’s Convocation Center.
After leading the Eastern Michigan men’s basketball team to two consecutive wins this past week, the league office of the Mid-American Conference West Division announced EMU’s point guard Mike Talley player of the week for the second time this season.
All four seniors on the Eastern Michigan men’s basketball team were given a proper sendoff on Senior Night with an 85-59 victory over the Toledo Rockets.
While EMU students took last week off, the men’s basketball team continued to work, but fell short by going 1-2 during break.
While Eastern Michigan University students took last week off, the men’s basketball team continued to work, but fell short by going 1-2 during the break.
Senior spotlight: Mike Talley III
The Eastern Michigan University men’s basketball team traveled to Muncie, Ind., Tuesday and avenged an early season loss against Ball State by defeating the Cardinals 67-60 in their second matchup of the season.
While the rest of us were enjoying warm beaches or Netflix marathons, our lady Eagles were working hard on the court home and away. After a loss to University of Toledo and two wins over Ball State and Northern Illinois University, Eastern’s Women’s Basketball team finished up the break standing at 16-11, 8-7 in the MAC.
As the regular season for the Eastern Michigan men’s basketball team draws to a close, there is no better time to give one last spotlight to the four seniors currently on the team. Over the next two weeks, the Echo will provide a profile of each of the seniors. We begin with the 6-foot-7-inch Karrington Ward.
For only the second time this season, Eastern Michigan men’s basketball team lost at home, falling to the University of Buffalo 78-63.
Earning Player of the Week honors is a sign of basketball forward Karrington Ward’s improved health, and Eastern Michigan University will need him as the stretch run of the season with the Mid-Atlantic Conference tournament not far away.
The Eastern Eagles (12-10, 5-6 MAC) rolled over the Central Michigan University Chippewas (11-12, 6-6 MAC) Saturday, beating the visiting conference team 85-64. This 21-point victory marks the largest win all season for the Eagles.
The Eastern Michigan Eagles captured a win in their journey through the Mid-American Conference play defeating the Akron Zips 78-75.
The Eastern Michigan Eagles fell to visiting Ball State Cardinals on Wednesday, 72-62.
