In a one-hour, 45-minute scrimmage largely dominated by the defenses, the NIU Black team coached by offensive line coach Joe Tripodi claimed a 31-7 victory over the NIU Cardinal team led by linebackers coach Kevin Kane. At a dinner later this semester, Tripodi and his team will dine on steak while the Cardinal team and Kane are left with hot dogs and beans.
Defenses force six turnovers in Huskie Bowl04/20/2013 DeKALB, Ill. – The biggest lesson learned from Saturday’s inaugural Huskie Bowl is that the Huskies are immeasurably better as one cohesive unit working together than they are split in half. In a one-hour, 45-minute scrimmage largely dominated by the defenses, the NIU Black team coached by offensive line coach Joe Tripodi claimed a 31-7 victory over the NIU Cardinal team led by linebackers coach Kevin Kane. At a dinner later this semester, Tripodi and his team will dine on steak while the Cardinal team and Kane are left with hot dogs and beans. JUCO Nyles will join Zips program04/19/2013 Former Canton prep playerAKRON, Ohio – University of Akron men's basketball head coach Keith Dambrot has announced that Nyles Evans (North Canton, Ohio) has signed a national letter of intent to play for the Zips in the 2013-14 season. Evans, a 5-11, 170-pound point guard, will have two years of eligibility left after transferring to Akron from Brevard Community College in Cocoa, Fla. MAC announces new HOF members04/19/2013 Cleveland, Ohio – The Mid-American Conference on Thursday announced the 2013 MAC Hall of Fame Induction Class as seven new members will be inducted in the MAC Hall of Fame on Thursday, May 30 at the MAC Honor’s Dinner at the Cleveland Renaissance Hotel. The seven inductees include a total of four from football and men’s basketball (sports covered by MAC Report Online). The four inductees are: Bill Mallory (Miami/Northern Illinois, football), Brad Maynard (Ball State, football), John Offerdahl (Western Michigan, football) and Gary Trent (Ohio, men’s basketball). Defense strong in EMU scrimmage04/15/2013 YPSILANTI, Mich. (EMUEagles.com) -- With temperatures in the 40s and snow flurries in the air, spring has not yet arrived in southeastern Michigan. Due to the cold and wet conditions, the annual spring football game was moved from Rynearson Stadium to the cozy confines of the Indoor Practice Facility. However, that did not stop plenty of football-hungry Eagle fans from coming out to catch their first glimpse of the 2013 football team. Pringle and Owens lead UT Gold over UT Blue04/14/2013 Fluellen scores for Gold offenseTOLEDO, OH - Junior reserve running back Ricky Pringle rushed for two touchdowns and senior quarterback Terrance Owens completed 19-of-29 passes for 223 yards to lead the Gold team to a 21-10 victory over the Blue team in the annual Blue and Gold spring football scrimmage at the Glass Bowl Friday night. Lynch gets limited reps, but backups produceDeKALB, Ill. – Admittedly, calling Saturday’s Northern Illinois football practice a “Spring Game” was a little bit of a misnomer in terms of both the “spring” and the “game”. With temperatures in the low 40s and winds measured near 20 miles per hour at times, spring has not quite arrived in Northern Illinois. And when NIU’s spring football practices were pushed back a week due to weather, Saturday’s “game” turned into a controlled scrimmage. Dambrot named Auerbach award winner04/08/2013 NEW YORK – University of Akron men's basketball head coach Keith Dambrot was named the 2013 Red Auerbach Coach of the Year, the Jewish Coaches Association (JCA) announced on Monday. Previous stops include Miami (OH), Xavier and ArizonaMUNCIE, Ind. -- Ball State University has selected James Whitford, the associate head coach at University of Arizona, to lead its men's basketball program, according to Ball State director of intercollegiate athletics Bill Scholl. Cooper and Marshall help left East past West04/08/2013 ATLANTA, GA – Two Mid-American Conference players helped the East team post an 87-81 win over the West team Friday at the Reese’s College All-Star game in the Georgia Dome. Ohio University's D.J. Cooper was named the Reese's Perfect Player of the Game, with 11 points, nine assists, four rebounds and three steals off the bench. Zeke Marshall scored seven points and added six boards, three blocked shots and one steal. GEORGE MASON 62, WESTERN MICHIGAN 5203/30/2013 Scoring drought sets stage for lossFAIRFAX, Va. - The Western Michigan men's basketball team got off to a hot start, but the Broncos ran out of steam against the homestanding George Mason Patriots, falling 62-52 in the semifinal round of the College Basketball Invitational presented by Buick. With the loss, the Broncos' season ends at 22-13, the best wins mark for the team since it won 26 games during the 2003-04 season. The team's advance to the semifinals of the CBI represents the most postseason wins for the team in a single season in program history. |
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