Notebook: Eastern Michigan football struggling
MOUNT PLEASANT – After a 56-8 loss to Central Michigan on Saturday, Eastern Michigan is 0-5 (0-2 Mid-American Conference).
MOUNT PLEASANT – After a 56-8 loss to Central Michigan on Saturday, Eastern Michigan is 0-5 (0-2 Mid-American Conference).
MOUNT PLEASANT – Dan LeFevour had his way with Eastern Michigan’s defense Saturday at Kelly/Shorts Stadium.**
College football’s top 25 polls are released every Sunday and sometimes it can leave people scratching their heads.
Eastern Michigan University’s homecoming football game was Saturday. Alumni and students alike flocked to Rynearson Stadium to take part in the pageantry, name a king and queen and help cheer their team to a victory.
It was another big rushing output for Eastern Michigan University’s opponent Saturday.
Eastern Michigan’s losing skid to start the season was extended to four today, and its homecoming was spoiled as Temple won 24-12 in the Mid-American Conference game at Rynearson Stadium.
Eastern Michigan University’s football team is hungry for a win, as it should be.
After losing fifth-year senior and four-year starter Andy Schmitt to a season-ending knee injury, Eastern Michigan University plans to use two quarterbacks against Temple.
While Jacory Stone went through his familiar after-practice work, catching passes from his quarterback, it was an unfamiliar face throwing him out routes Tuesday evening.
A true test lies ahead for coach Ron English and his Eastern Michigan football team.
The fifth-year senior was injured during the fourth quarter of his team’s loss to Michigan on Saturday at Michigan Stadium.
With the game well out of reach Saturday late in the fourth quarter of a 45-17 defeat by Michigan, Eastern Michigan fifth-year senior quarterback Andy Schmitt wasn’t able to finish after an apparent right leg injury.
When I was in high school, I hated pep rallies and always skipped them. I never understood why schools made it mandatory to sit on a hard bench and hear about football, a sport I could never follow. If anything, it seems we would be required to have rallies for baseball teams since it’s supposedly America’s favorite pastime, not that I like the sport any better.
ANN ARBOR – Eastern Michigan was within a touchdown at halftime, but No. 25 Michigan scored 21 unanswered in the second half to cruise to a 45-17 victory Saturday at Michigan Stadium.
Eastern Michigan University will make the short trip to Ann Arbor on Saturday to face Michigan, in hopes of improving on a dismal track record against the Wolverines and the Big Ten.
They may be freshmen, but Michigan quarterbacks Tate Forcier and Denard Robinson have made a name for themselves two games into their collegiate careers.
Johnny Sears is headed back to where his collegiate career started.
Eastern Michigan University is fielding five coaches who have ties to the University of Michigan by having coached there, played there or done both.
This Saturday No. 25 Michigan will be riding high when Eastern comes to Ann Arbor.
Northwestern was efficient and explosive in rolling up a 21-3 halftime lead over Eastern Michigan. Then it meandered through a listless second half and needed a 49-yard field goal from Stefan Demos with six seconds left to pull out a 27-24 victory.