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Heading into Senior Night at Rynearson Stadium, Eastern Michigan University’s football team had only turned the ball over nine times throughout the entirety of the 2025 season.
Eastern Michigan improved to 4-7 after a decisive 24-9 victory on the road against the Ball State University Cardinals. The Eagles’ defense has taken a clear step forward in the second half of the season, and it showed against Ball State. Eastern didn’t allow a touchdown, surrendered the fewest points of any game this year, and held the Cardinals to 225 total yards.Eastern Michigan had a great game statistically. The Eagles recorded four total sacks, which is the most they’ve posted in a game this season. Defensive back Joshua Scott also recorded an interception.
A busy holiday week lies ahead for Eastern Michigan University Athletics as teams prepare for important nonconference and late-season matchups. Here’s everything fans need to know for the week.
When Bryce Llewellyn stepped foot on Scheurmann Field to play against Ball State University on Nov. 15, 2025, he wasn’t just playing for himself and the Eastern Michigan University football program.
Welcome to the 200 win club, Chris Creighton.
Last week, Eastern Michigan University’s football team was able to secure a conference win over Bowling Green State University, a victory that ended with a final score of 27-21.
Why has the Eastern Michigan University football team begun flashing a raccoon chain on a ladder after forcing a defensive turnover throughout the course of this season?
A late touchdown from Dontae McMillan, two critical catches from Nick Devereaux, a 44-yard field goal by Rudy Kessinger, and a sack on the final play of the game from Ronn Hardin proved to be enough for the Eastern Michigan University football team to thwart Bowling Green State University’s comeback efforts and win with a score of 27-21.
A busy weekend for the Eastern Michigan University Eagles looms large as they take on seven events between Friday and Saturday this week. Here’s everything fans need to know.
Prior to last week's farewell for Eastern Michigan University’s football team, the program had a thrilling matchup against the Ohio University Bobcats which ended in a 28-21 loss for Eastern.Nick Devereaux led the team in receiving stats which included five receptions for 121 yards and two touchdowns. Eastern Michigan began to open their playbook up in a search for more “explosive” plays. Another example of this is wide receiver Mekhi Fox, who had one reception for 51 yards.While the Eagles found success through the air, the squad had a slow day on the ground. Running backs Dontae McMillan and Tavierre Dunlap combined for a total of 82 rushing yards and no touchdowns.The defense stepped up its play and was able to procure two interceptions, split between defensive backs Juan Salas and Tyrell Deener.The improvement of the defensive line may have been the most noticeable aspect across the entire game. The defensive line was able to pressure Ohio quarterback Parker Navarro, recording a total of two sacks in the game.Although the Eagles were not able to come away with a win, the team had a promising showing against the reigning Mid-American Conference champions. If the Eagles can continue to play like they did against Ohio, then it is possible for them to get a few more wins before the season ends.
With its back against the wall, season hanging in the balance and the Rynearson Stadium home crowd behind them, the Eastern Michigan University football team gave Ohio University all they could handle through the opening 30 minutes of play.
Eastern Michigan University fell to an overall record of 2-6 and a conference record of 1-3 after a 44-30 loss to Miami University.
Welcome to the Mid-American Conference, Harold Mack Jr.
With students returning to campus this week from fall break, here’s a look at some of this week's top stories from Eastern Michigan University’s various athletic disciplines.
Last week’s matchup
It had been 356 days since Eastern Michigan’s football team last defeated a Mid-American Conference opponent — that was, until this afternoon.
Last week’s matchup
With fall sports in full swing, here’s a look at some of this week's top stories from Eastern Michigan University’s various athletic disciplines.
Heading into the University at Buffalo Stadium as 10.5-point underdogs, Eastern Michigan University’s football team found itself on the doorstep of pulling off a stunning upset in what would go down as one of the most captivating Mid-American Conference games this year.
Last week’s matchup
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