Eastern Michigan/central Michigan

**loserii** · 11-16-07, 01:38 PM

I like central michigan also! What worries me is they can't stop anyone. I still think central michigan will blow eastern michigan out in this game.

**bearmz** · 11-16-07, 02:04 PM

The Eagles have been a thorn in the side of CMU over the last three seasons, as EMU has won two of the last three meetings.
Each of the last three meetings has gone into overtime, with CMU winning last season 24-17 in Ypsilanti.
The last meeting at Kelly/Shorts Stadium saw the Eagles sneak out of Mt. Pleasant with a 23-20 overtime win

Last Tuesday's(11/6) win for the Central Michigan football team was a win the Chippewas will never forget.
CMU beat its rival, Western Michigan, on the home turf of the Broncos for the first time since 1993, and locked up a spot in the Mid-American Conference championship game in the process.
During the big game, CMU SQB LeFevour began suffering from a migraine headache. The migraine plagued LeFevour's energy throughout the game, causing the sophomore to vomit on the sideline on occasion. He still rushed for 72 yards with two touchdowns and threw for 235 yards and one score in the 34-31 win, and showed great poise in leading the Chippewas down the field in the game-winning drive with 1:34 to play. LeFevour was taking the field after fumbling the ball on his last offensive play, which allowed the Broncos to set up the go-ahead scoring drive.
LeFevour is trying to focus on more history, as he will try and lead CMU to its second-consecutive Michigan MAC title, which no team has ever won in two-straight seasons. To do so, LeFevour and the Chippewas will need to beat Eastern Michigan tonight

The Eastern defensive lineman leads the conference with 17 tackles for loss, while defensive back Ryan Dowand leads the MAC with six interceptions.
Quarterback Dan LeFevour leads the conference in total offense and completions.
The Chippewas also lead the MAC in least sacks allowed, with 12.

CMU coach Butch Jones:
''There is so much to play for, so much incentive,'' Jones said. ''It's our last home game. It's the seniors' last home game. It's Eastern Michigan. It's a chance to win the Michigan MAC trophy.''
''The break came at a good time,'' Jones said. ''We got some extra time to heal some bumps and bruises. We can head into the last part of our schedule in a good frame of mind.
CMU will still be battling the injury bug as safety Calvin Hissong and cornerback Josh Gordy will likely miss tonight's game, along with senior safety Curtis Cutts, who is out for the season with a pectoral injury. "We are banged up a little, but in a better place than we were last season and earlier this season," Jones said. "It is just about the next man in and I know our guys are fired up to play their last home game of the season."

Book had to know of last 3 results in the series and opened CM at -13, now -14?

Played CM for a degenerate pick