Hot out of the gate against UIndy on Friday, junior redshirt forward Tahjai Teague lead Ball State Basketball (1-0, 0-0 MAC) to a 86-69 win over Indiana State (0-1, 0-0 MVC), knocking down 21 points along the way.
It’s quite literally a fresh start for Ball State Women’s Basketball.
3,000 strong filled the seats at Worthen Arena last Friday as Ball State Men’s Basketball took the court for its first time this season against UIndy. After a tied first quarter, the Cardinals took off to defeat the Greyhounds, 92-76.
Ball State Men’s Basketball opened up its 2018-19 season taking on UIndy in a exhibition matchup. After a closer first quarter, in the Cardinals were able to pull away in the second half for a 92-76 win.
Six months later, Ball State Men’s Basketball was back on the court at the new Dr. Don Shondell practice center. While the Cardinals’ first matchup isn’t for almost another month, the team is focused in on perfecting their practice.
Ben Botts grew up attending countless Ball State basketball games as a season ticket holder, but the former Muncie Central star never had a chance to be a part of the team. Until now.
Tayler Persons had a summer to remember.
Thirty-five years after the creation of the game of basketball, Ball State men’s basketball was born.
Ball State women’s basketball has found its most consistent period of success over the past two decades.
Ball State Basketball is coming off a good season with a 19-13 record. But the team will have new help beyond the three point arc next season.
Noah Dowden’s mother claims the best $5 she ever spent was on a Little Tikes basketball hoop for her then 3-year-old son.
The Madrid, Spain native was the leader of the Cardinals' offense in her three seasons in Muncie.
The Mid-American Conference released the names of 13 student-athletes named to the Men’s Basketball Academic All-MAC team. This included senior Sean Sellers and sophomore Kyle Mallers, representing Ball State.
After a 25-7 season that included a number of accolades in itself, Ball State women's basketball got another tidbit of good news on Thursday evening.
After an 11-0 start to the 2017-18 season that included victories over Purdue, Vanderbilt, Butler and Western Kentucky, Ball State (25-7, 13-5 MAC) made just enough errors in conference play to prevent them from an at-large bid into the NCAA Tournament.
As far as upsets are concerned, 2018 may go down as one of the most memorable first weekend's in March Madness history.
As the final buzzer sounded, the Ball State crowd was silent after watching Ball State fight for 40 minutes but fall short to Purdue in heartbreaking fashion.
Ball State’s defense was too much for Middle Tennessee to handle, forcing 18 turnovers resulting in a whopping 26 points for the Cardinals.
After missing out on the NCAA Tournament, the Ball State women's basketball team has accepted a bid to the WNIT, and will host Middle Tennessee State on Thursday, with the time yet to be announced.
Ball State women's basketball's Carmen Grande added to her long list of accomplishments Monday.
