Western Michigan Football

You probably care about the last weekend in November and a battle between Michigan and Ohio State. Well, the Big Ten conference says-fingers crossed-those games will happen in 2021.

As national sports talk show host Dan Patrick said Wednesday morning, "I love Western Michigan". And what's not to love?

This is the biggest game of the year, this side of Ohio State and Michigan, and, well, truth be told, that's hasn't been much of a game this century, either.

A little bit of deception that resulted in Western Michigan winning a football game has the sports world buzzing this morning.

I guess it really doesn't matter where they're playing, since there won't be any fans in the stands, but with the incredible weather today, tonight would've been a great night to head over to Waldo Stadium.

The Western Michigan Broncos will begin a shortened 2020 football season on the road on November 4th. But a quick glance at the schedule says the Broncos may have caught a break.

"Never say never". In the face of a spate of season cancellations, it appeared there might not be college football played in Michigan this year. But, first, it was the Big Ten, helped by some contentious arm-twisting, then on Thursday, the Pac-12 and the Mountain West, and finally, today, the MAC joined them, voting to play football late this fall.

First, they cancelled, then yesterday, the Mid American Conference said it again, "no fall football, maybe spring". That was then, this is now.

A very murky college football picture for the 2020 season is, maybe, starting to take shape, but there are still more questions than answers, and with, whatever label we are choosing to put on this,  the recent spike in Covid-19 cases, all this planning may be for naught...

Despite two horrific events that happened in the first half of that year, the second half of the year left Kalamazoo with something proud to remember for a long time