Coleman and El-Amin lead the charge in Cardinals' win

 That energy is something those two believe help the team win games, especially in Ball State Men’s Basketball’s 97-91 win against the Chippewas.  

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Ishmael El-Amin scores 1000th career point in Cardinals' win

The limited fans and his team applauded as El-Amin waved to the crowd while soaking in the moment of making history. Not only did he score his 1000th career point, but he also scored 16 points in the game and led Ball State Men’s Basketball to a 90-71 over Kent State. 

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Ball State loses to Akron, drops second game in a row

 The Cardinals went into the break leading 36-30 and held the Zips’ offense to just 34 percent shooting from the field and 33 percent from deep. Ball State held Akron’s leading scorer Loren Cristian Jackson to zero points in the half. In spite of this, Ball State lost the game 88-79. 

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Ball State loses to Bowling Green after 10-day absence

 Ball State Men’s Basketball was finally set free to play a basketball game, and rust overshadowed it. After beating Bowling Green 88-64 on Jan. 12, the Falcons came back with revenge to defeat the Cardinals’ 75-62. 

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Miller Phillips return spoiled by Bowling Green

 After missing the first six matches for maternity leave, Miller Phillips returned to the floor, but Bowling Green spoiled it by beating the Cardinals 3-0 in both matches. 

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Ball State ends Toledo's five-game winning streak

 The score was 19-6 in favor of the Rockets halfway through the first half and the Cardinals needed something to go their way. Ball State ended up winning the game 81-67.  

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Ball State splits its two close matches against Toledo

 Thursday night’s match found Toledo winning in five sets while Friday night’s match ended the same way with Ball State Women’s Volleyball coming out on top. 

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Buffalo's physicality proves too much for Ball State

 This is what head coach James Whitford and senior Ishmael El-Amin said was one of the deciding factors in Ball State Men’s Basketball 78-58 loss to Buffalo.  

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Ball State drops 3rd straight game in loss to Akron

 Ball State Men’s Basketball Head Coach James Whitford alluded the Cardinals’ (6-8, 4-5 MAC) 74-42 loss against Akron (10-3, 8-2 MAC) to a possession in football where the start of the play appears to go well but can’t quite get finished off. 

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Ball State wins first two matches of season after 13 months of no play

 13 months later and Ball State Women’s Volleyball (2-0, 2-0 MAC) looks to defend its 2019 Mid-American Conference championship. They are off to a successful start, as they defeated Akron (0-2, 0-2 MAC) in the first two matches of the season. 

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