Eagle Tips and Tales: Nov. 19-25
Check out the sports happenings at EMU!
Check out the sports happenings at EMU!
Jalen Terry drops 25 points as men's basketball falls to Cleveland State, 71-63.
Eagles struggle: turn football over four times in 35-10 loss at Ohio.
Jalen Terry’s 28-point performance, including six three-pointers, gave Eastern Michigan University a 74-71 comeback win over IU Indianapolis, marking the Eagles’ second victory. The win also extended Eastern’s impressive 616-game streak of scoring at least one three-pointer, a record dating back to 2004.
Eastern Michigan University’s football team has made significant strides in reducing penalties, with a season-low of three flags for 25 yards in their recent game against Toledo, compared to a season average of 8.66 penalties and 83 yards. Head Coach Chris Creighton views this improvement as essential to 'championship football,' emphasizing discipline as a key factor for the team’s success in the critical November stretch.
Sisi Eleko scores 25 of Eastern Michigan's 49 points in loss to Spartans.
Eastern Michigan athletics is set for an action-packed mid-November, featuring critical football, basketball, cross-country, and volleyball matchups. With EMU athletes aiming for victories and postseason spots, fans won’t miss the excitement and determination on display throughout the week.
Despite holding Alabama A&M to 0/10 from behind the arc and a 33.3% field goal percentage overall, the Eastern Michigan women’s basketball team fell to 0-2 with a 66-57 loss at the George Gervin GameAbove Center on Saturday afternoon.
The Jalin Billingsley (Cleveland, Ohio/Lutheran East/Georgetown) show was on Friday afternoon at the George Gervin GameAbove Center.In his final home opener, the senior dropped a career-high 32 points and ten rebounds, including 17 in the first half, to give the Eastern Michigan men’s basketball team a much-needed bounce-back victory against Siena Heights, 83-58.
Midway through the third quarter, the Eastern Michigan women’s basketball team was looking formidable, with a 17-point lead and a victory in the opening game of the 2024 season in sight. However, the Texas State Bobcats had other plans.
The Eastern Michigan University men's basketball team had a challenging start to the season, losing 64-44 to Texas State in the Mid-American Conference-Sun Belt Conference Challenge. Despite a standout performance from Christian Henry, who scored 17 points, the Eagles struggled with shooting efficiency and fell behind early, allowing Texas State to maintain control throughout the game.
The Eastern Michigan University football team will face Ohio University in a mid-week #MACtion showdown on Nov. 13. The Eagles aim to break a two-game losing streak and secure bowl eligibility. Head Coach Chris Creighton emphasizes the challenge that Ohio's effective quarterback poses and the need for improved defensive performance as the Eagles prepare for this crucial game at Frank Solich Field.
Eagles take third place, three runners named to All-MAC teams.
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Eastern Michigan University athletics is gearing up for an action-packed November, featuring key matchups across multiple sports, from volleyball and basketball to swimming and diving. Head Coach Sahar Nusseibeh is expressing gratitude and excitement for the season ahead, so fans are encouraged to stay resilient and support the Eagles through every victory and challenge.
The Eastern Michigan University football team narrowly lost to the University of Toledo 29-28 on Nov. 2 despite outgaining their opponents in total yards. A last-minute touchdown followed by a failed two-point conversion left the Eagles searching for answers as they prepare for their next game against Ohio University on Nov. 13.
21 points from Christian Henry (Chicago, Ill./The Skill Factory/Panola College), 18 points from Da’Sean Nelson (Toledo, Ohio/Robert S. Rogers/Kilgore College/DePaul) and an additional 13 points from Jalin Billingsley (Cleveland, Ohio/Lutheran East/Georgetown) was more than enough to power the Eastern Michigan basketball team to a dominant showing over Central State in a preseason outing at the George Gervin GameAbove Center, 85-63.
The Eastern Michigan University football team prepares for a pivotal final home game against the University of Toledo on November 2. This game is crucial for both teams' bowl eligibility as they aim to recover from recent losses. Head coach Chris Creighton emphasizes the challenge of Toledo's potent offense while highlighting the Eagles' strong home-field advantage and solid defensive performance.