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SCOREBOARD: Tuesday, Feb. 27 Basketball Action   BALL STATE 79, CENTRAL MICHIGAN 71 KENT STATE 76, BUFFALO 64 OHIO 74, AKRON 67 NORTHERN ILLINOIS 75, TOLEDO 72 MIAMI 66, BOWLING GREEN 58 EASTERN MICHIGAN 70, WESTERN MICHIGAN 67  UMass returning to MAC -- in all sports this time  By MIKE SMITH Multiple media outlets, including Bleacher Report, are reporting UMass will be joining the Mid-American Conference as a full member (all sports) beginning in 2025-26. The Minutemen were football-only members from 2012-1015 and won three games in their final season. Two were against MAC competition. When UMass -- a founding member of the A-10 -- declined bringing in all of its sports to MAC membership, the football program lost its membership and became an independent. As one of only . . . CONTINUE HERE SCOREBOARD: Saturday, Feb. 24 Basketball Action EASTERN MICHIGAN 58, BALL STATE 56 WESTERN MICHIGAN 91, BUFFALO 72 OHIO 80, NORTHERN ILLINOIS 59 MIAMI 88, CENTRAL MICHIGAN 60 SCOREBOARD: Friday, Feb. 23 Basketball Action AKRON 83, KENT STATE 70 BOWLING GREEN 76, TOLEDO 68 Three days after Toledo's big win over Akron, the two teams went in different directions Friday night. Rival Bowling Green broke a three-game losing streak to down UT at the Stroh Center. Akron, meanwhile, bounced back from Tuesday's setback to handle rival Kent State. Click school names/score for details . .
SCOREBOARD: Tuesday, Feb. 20 Basketball Action  TOLEDO 72, AKRON 64 OHIO 63, KENT STATE 57 WESTERN MICHIGAN 77, MIAMI 58 CENTRAL MICHIGAN 62, BOWLING GREEN 60 BUFFALO 78, EASTERN MICHIGAN 69 BALL STATE 70, NORTHERN ILLINOIS SCOREBOARD: Saturday, Feb. 17 Basketball Action 
Toledo nips Ohio in Friday night tilt TOLEDO, Oh -- Dante Maddox Jr scored the game's final field goal, hitting a 3-point shot with 59 seconds left to give Toledo the lead, and the Rockets held off Ohio 85-83 Friday at Savage Arena.
The victory kept UT (10-2 MAC, 16-9 overall) in second place among MAC teams -- one half game behind Akron pending Saturday's action. The Bobcats slipped to 7-5 MAC (13-12 overall). "That was nothing short of a championship effort and a championship win," said Head Coach Tod Kowalczyk after the Rockets posted their 11th victory in last 12 meetings against the Bobcats. "It was situational basketball at the end of the game and all the things we work on, preach, teach and emphasize came to fruition tonight." Maddox led Toledo with 21 points, while forward Javon Simmons registered a double-double of 13 points and 16 rebounds. Joining them in double figures were Raheim Moss (16 points), Tyler Cochran (13 points) and Sonny Wilson (12 points). AJ Clayton knocked down 5 of 8 threes . . . SCOREBOARD: Tuesday, Feb. 13 Basketball Action Amos, Nutter lead Huskies past Buffalo DEKALB, Ill. – Xavier Amos scored a game-high 25 points while Zarique Nutter recorded his second-straight double-double with 17 points and 12 rebounds as Northern Illinois scored a 72-68 win over Buffalo on Tuesday night (Feb. 13) at the NIU Convocation Center.
The Huskies and Bulls . . . SCOREBOARD, Sunday, Feb. 11 Basketball Action LOUISIANA 86, BOWLING GREEN 60 LAFAYETTE, LA -- Marcus Hill (22 points) led the Falcons with his nation-leading ninth-straight 20-point game, but Louisiana nonetheless knocked off Bowling Green 86-60 Sunday at the Cajundome. Rashaun Agee added 14 points and a team-leading seven rebounds in the MAC vs Sunbelt Challenge contest.
SCOREBOARD: Saturday, Feb. 10 Basketball Action  All games part of MAC-SBC Challenge APPALACHIAN STATE 109, TOLEDO 104 (OT) GEORGIA STATE 73, MIAMI 53 CENTRAL MICHIGAN 58, OLD DOMINION 57 SOUTHERN MISS 86, WESTERN MICHIGAN 54 ARKANSAS STATE 100, OHIO 87 BUFFALO 82, GEORGIA SOUTHERN 81 (OT) UL MONROE, EASTERN MICHIGAN 76 SOUTH ALABAMA 75, NORTHERN ILLINOIS 66 TROY 78, KENT STATE 68 TEXAS STATE 68, BALL STATE 60 JAMES MADISON 73, AKRON 59 Click on MAC school name for details . . .
Toledo adds to football signing class  TOLEDO, Ohio - The University of Toledo football team will welcome 35 newcomers to its 2024 squad, including 23 high school players, three junior college transfers and nine transfers from other four-year institutions. Head Coach Jason Candle unveiled the complete list of signees on Wednesday, the traditional national signing day for college football. Candle and his staff inked 28 members of the Rockets' 2024 recruiting class during the early signing period in December. Since then, Toledo has added six preferred walk-ons and another transfer, Lance Dixon, a five-star linebacker coming out of high school who most recently played at West Virginia. "I think we've signed a talented group of guys who first and foremost are great human beings who take their academics very seriously," said Candle, a two-time MAC Coach of the Year who is entering his ninth season as Toledo's head coach. "We have a lot of winners in this class, guys who have played for state championships. Many of them are enrolled already so we are excited to have them here and going through winter workouts." Toledo's 2024 recruiting class ranks first in the Mid-American Conference, according to 247 Sports, which gave it a score of 180.43, the highest ever in the MAC since it began ranking classes in 1999. It is the sixth time the Rockets have had the No. 1 class in the MAC since Candle assumed the reins as head coach in December of 2015. Toledo's national ranking was 62nd, putting it ahead of "Power Five" schools such as UCLA, Baylor, Virginia, Washington State, Utah and Arizona. "I'm happy with the rankings but there is so much development that has to happen between now and the first time that most of these guys will see the field," said Candle. The Rockets stayed close to home for the majority of their class, bringing in 23 players from Ohio, Michigan and Indiana. UT also added players from Florida (six), Kansas (two), Georgia (one), Mississippi (one), Texas (one), and Illinois (one). SEE MORE HERE!
Eastern Michigan adds to football signing class  YPSILANTI, Mich. (EMUEagles.com) -- The Eastern Michigan University football program continued to add to the roster for the upcoming 2024 campaign, as the Eagles welcomed 14 student-athletes to the football program Wednesday, Feb. 7, on National Signing Day. In total, EMU has added 44 fresh faces to the roster for the upcoming season after 30 players committed during the Early Signing Period in December.
The newest additions include three linebackers, two defensive backs, two defensive linemen, two offensive linemen, two wide receivers, a kicker, a quarterback, and a running back. A total of 21 of the 44 signees are already on campus and will be part of spring practice. "We are super excited about both our transfer class and our high school class," said Head Coach Chris Creighton. "We have never had so many new players join us in January. We are off to a really good start and we have a lot to look forward to this June when the rest of our guys get here." Eastern Michigan currently holds the top transfer class in the Mid-American Conference and 74th nationally according to 247Sports. All told, EMU has 13 transfers with a composite average of 85.00 according to the recruiting service. MORE DETAILS HERE! SCOREBOARD: Tuesday, Feb. 6 Basketball Action
SCOREBOARD: Saturday, Feb. 3 Basketball Action  NORTHERN ILLINOIS 76, EASTERN MICHIGAN 66
BALL STATE 77, WESTERN MICHIGAN 67 OHIO 78, MIAMI 69 CENTRAL MICHIGAN 77, BOWLING GREEN 76 (2 OT) Click on teams/scores for details . . . SCOREBOARD: Friday, Feb. 2 Basketball Action KENT STATE 83, BUFFALO 52
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