The Ball State football spring game is usually filled with laughs and little importance. Like a preseason game, the results are meaningless. However, for the two punters competing for one job in the fall it meant a lot.
When Ball State’s spring practice began in late March, sophomore wide receiver Jordan Williams knew he had an opportunity.
Ball State won its 13th match in row in straight sets (25-21, 25-17, 25-20) against I-69 rival IPFW. Another win against a conference opponent, all that changed was the stakes.
Ball State officials announced a $20 million fundraising campaign Saturday with the goal of building new facilities for several different athletics programs.
The first game in a two-day series for Ball State softball has been postponed.
Ball State men’s basketball head coach James Whitford has made his first addition en route to building a coaching staff.
Ball State athletics will soon announce a plan for a new volleyball and basketball practice facility, along with the possibility of other improved sports facilities.
In the preseason polls, Midwestern Intercollegiate Volleyball Association coaches did not give Ball State much of a chance to compete in the upper tier of the conference.
In a roller coaster season that’s seen a lot of both highs and lows, Ball State reached its highest point on Wednesday.
Wednesday’s practice was the 13th and final spring practice for the Ball State football team, leading up to the Cardinal and White Spring Game Saturday.
By ending 2012 with a 14-12 overall record, the Ball State men’s volleyball team extended its fall from being one of the elite programs in the country that began after the 2002 season.
The baseball team’s only season matchup against Indiana Tech was rained out Tuesday.
All that stands between Ball State softball and a 10th consecutive victory is an upcoming Big Ten opponent. Ohio State is set to host Ball State today at 6 p.m.
A pair of Middle-American Conference West honors went hand-in-hand with Ball State’s perfect 5-0 record over the last week.
To the average football fan, a position change from wide receiver to defensive end could be a radical swap.
Little mistakes leading to bigger problems is an issue Ball State coach Rich Maloney has seen all season.
