Eastern Michigan Athletics
Nine Game Times Set For EMU Football
6/9/2016 11:03:00 AM | Football
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CLEVELAND, Ohio (EMUEagles.com) — Kickoff times and television arrangements for five of the Eastern Michigan University football team's six 2016 home games have been set. The Mid-American Conference announced today, June 9, times and media-rights partners for the first three weeks of the regular season and much of the midweek October and November games slated for national television distribution.
In total, EMU currently has five games scheduled to be showcased nationally on either CBS Sports Network, ESPN2, ESPNU, or the SEC Network. Since the start of the 2008 campaign, Eastern Michigan has had 87 games either televised or streamed via the Internet. Fourty-three of those small-screen appearances have occurred on the ESPN-family of networks (30 ESPN3, 6 ESPNU, 5 ESPN+, 1 ESPN2, 1 SEC Network and 1 ABC).
The Eagles will open their third season under Head Coach Chris Creighton in just 85 days with a 6 p.m. kickoff on Friday, Sept. 2, versus Mississippi Valley State University on the gray turf inside Rynearson Stadium. The contest will be broadcast on ESPN3. The game will again be a part of EMU's First Four: New Student Orientation weekend with plenty of activities planned throughout the day. All EMU students receive free admission to the game (as well as all home athletic events) with their valid student ID. Meanwhile, EMU faculty and staff are able to purchase season tickets for just $48, a savings of 38 percent off the normal rate.
The following weekend, EMU continues non-conference action at the University of Missouri, Sept. 10. The game will air on the SEC Network's alternate channel at 6:30 p.m. CT from Faurot Field in Columbia, Mo. From there, the Eagles will remain on the road with a trip to Charlotte, N.C. to open a home-and-home series with the second-year Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) member University of North Carolina Charlotte 49ers. A 6 p.m. start time for the game has been established.
The Green and White's week four game against the University of Wyoming inside "The Factory" will be in primetime on Friday, Sept. 23, at 7:30 p.m. ET on CBS Sports Network.
Eastern Michigan then opens its 41st MAC season at 3 p.m. on the road at defending league champion, Bowling Green State University, Oct. 1. A 3 p.m. start time was also established for the Eagles' 96th Annual Homecoming Celebration against the University of Toledo, Oct. 8. However, the television partner airing the games has not been determined.
EMU will then play back-to-back road games at Ohio University, Oct. 15, and Western Michigan University, Oct. 22, and then close out the month with a home game versus Miami University, Oct. 29. Kick times and television partners will be announced 12 days prior to the scheduled games.
Eastern Michigan will enjoy a bye in week 10, as it transitions to midweek football that has become referred to in pop culture as MACtion. Coach Creighton leads his team to Muncie, Ind. on election night Tuesday, Nov. 8, to battle Ball State University. The West Division affair will be shown on either ESPN2 or CBS Sports Network at 7:30 p.m.
A Wednesday, Nov. 16, contest inside The Factory then awaits EMU against Northern Illinois University. A national television audience will be able to watch the game on either ESPN2 or ESPNU. Kickoff will be at with 7 p.m. or 8 p.m. depending on which ESPN platform shows the game.
The Eagles then close the regular season against in-state rival Central Michigan University Tuesday, Nov. 22, at 7 p.m. on either ESPNU or ESPN3. The pre-Thanksiving finale marks the first time since the 2007 that the Eagles will not have to play on "Black Friday".
The league's regular season concludes with the 20th Marathon MAC Football Championship game Friday, Dec. 2, at 7 p.m. at Ford Field in Detroit on ESPN2. This will mark the 13th Marathon MAC Football Championship game at Ford Field, home of the Detroit Lions, Super Bowl XL, and the 2009 NCAA Men's Final Four.
After a spring full of hard work and excitement, EMU is gearing up for its 2016 campaign. Season tickets for the 2016 season are on sale now. The Eagles will have six home contests at Rynearson Stadium for the second consecutive season. In addition, three midweek contests close the schedule and are a program first since the MAC began playing nationally-televised non-Saturday November games in 1999.
Fans can now order reserved non-chairback season tickets for just $75 ($12.50 per game). EMU faculty and staff can secure non-chairback season tickets for $48 ($8 per game), while youth season tickets are just $36 ($6 per game). In addition, EMU is now offering the Ultimate Fan Package for $99. The premiere plan will include a padded chairback seat, free parking, food voucher and VIP discount card. This season, Eastern Michigan has created a young alumni discount with seats available directly next to the student section located in Section 104. Young Alumni season tickets are only $60 ($10 per game) and are available for alumni 40 and under.
For the 2016 season, EMU Football season ticket holders will enjoy more than just the action on the field with a number of exclusive benefits, including: a season ticket holder gift, exclusive discounts at Qdoba on all season ticket backs and a concession/merchandise voucher.
Tickets are now on sale online at EMUEagles.com/tickets, by calling 734.487.2282 or by visiting the EMU Ticket Office daily between 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
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CBS Sports Network
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2016 MAC Football Schedule (composite by date)
All times listed ET
*Conference Game
Sep. 1 – Thursday
Presbyterian at Central Michigan, 7:00 pm ET (ESPN3)
Sep. 2 – Friday
Mississippi Valley State at Eastern Michigan, 6:00 pm ET (ESPN3)
Albany at Buffalo, 7:00 pm ET (ESPN3)
Ball State at Georgia State
Sep. 3 – Saturday
Bowling Green at Ohio State
Kent State at Penn State
Miami at Iowa
NIU at Wyoming, 10:30 pm ET (CBS Sports Network)
Texas State at Ohio, 3:30 pm ET (CBS Sports Network)
Toledo at Arkansas State, TBA
Virginia Military Institute at Akron, 6:30 pm ET (ESPN3)
Western Michigan at Northwestern
Sep. 10 – Saturday
Eastern Michigan at Missouri, 7:30 pm ET (SEC Network Alternate)
Akron at Wisconsin
Ball State at Indiana
Central Michigan at Oklahoma State, Noon ET (FS1)
Eastern Illinois at Miami, 3:30 pm ET (ESPN3)
Maine at Toledo, 7:00 pm ET (ESPN3)
NIU at South Florida
North Carolina A&T at Kent State, 6:00 pm ET (ESPN3)
North Carolina Central at Western Michigan, 7:00 pm ET (ESPN3)
North Dakota at Bowling Green, 6:00 pm ET (ESPN3)
Ohio at Kansas, 2:30 pm ET (Fox Sports Net)
Sep. 17 – Saturday
Eastern Michigan at Charlotte, 6:00 pm ET (TV TBA)
Akron at Marshall, Noon ET (CBS Sports Network)
Buffalo at Nevada
Eastern Kentucky at Ball State, 3:00 pm ET (ESPN3)
Fresno State at Toledo, 3:00 pm ET (ESPN3)
Middle Tennessee at Bowling Green, Noon ET (ESPN3)
Monmouth at Kent State, 3:30 pm ET (ESPN3)
Ohio at Tennessee, Noon ET (SEC Network)
San Diego State at NIU, 3:30 pm ET/2:30 pm CT (CBS Sports Network)
UNLV at Central Michigan, 3:00 pm ET (ESPN3)
Western Kentucky at Miami, 3:30 pm ET (ESPN3)
Western Michigan at Illinois
Sep. 23 – Friday
Wyoming at Eastern Michigan, 7:30 pm ET (CBS Sports Network)
Sep. 24 – Saturday
Appalachian State at Akron
Army at Buffalo
Ball State at Florida Atlantic
Bowling Green at Memphis
Central Michigan at Virginia
Gardner-Webb at Ohio
Georgia Southern at Western Michigan
Kent State at Alabama
Miami at Cincinnati
Western Illinois at NIU
Sep. 30 – Friday
Toledo at BYU, TBD (ESPN or ESPN2)
Oct. 1 – Saturday
*Eastern Michigan at Bowling Green, 3:00 pm ET (12-day selection)
*Akron at Kent State, 3:30 pm ET (12-day selection)
Buffalo at Boston College
*Ohio at Miami, 2:30 pm ET (12-day selection)
*NIU at Ball State
*Western Michigan at Central Michigan
Oct. 8 – Saturday
*Toledo at Eastern Michigan, 3:00 pm ET (12-day selection)
*Ball State at Central Michigan, 3:00 pm ET (12-day selection)
*Bowling Green at Ohio, 2:00 pm ET (12-day selection)
*Kent State at Buffalo, 3:30 pm ET (12-day selection)
*Miami at Akron, 3:00 pm ET (12-day selection)
*NIU at Western Michigan, 6:30 pm ET (12-day selection)
Oct. 15 – Saturday
*Eastern Michigan at Ohio
*Ball State at Buffalo
*Bowling Green at Toledo, 3:30 pm ET (12-day selection)
*Central Michigan at NIU
*Kent State at Miami
*Western Michigan at Akron
Oct. 22 – Saturday
*Eastern Michigan at Western Michigan
*Akron at Ball State, 3:00 pm ET (12-day selection)
*Buffalo at NIU, 3:30 pm ET (12-day selection)
*Central Michigan at Toledo
*Ohio at Kent State
*Miami at Bowling Green
Oct. 27 – Thursday
*Akron at Buffalo, 7:30 pm ET (CBS Sports Network/ESPN3)
*Ohio at Toledo, 7:30 pm ET (CBS Sports Network/ESPN3)
Oct. 29 – Saturday
*Miami at Eastern Michigan
*Kent State at Central Michigan
Nov. 1 – Tuesday
*Bowling Green at NIU, 8:00 pm ET (ESPN2/ESPNU)
*Western Michigan at Ball State, 8:00 pm ET (ESPN2, ESPNU)
Nov. 2 – Wednesday
*Toledo at Akron, 7:30 pm ET (ESPN2)
Nov. 3 – Thursday
*Buffalo at Ohio, 6:00 pm ET (CBS Sports Network)
Nov. 4 – Friday
*Central Michigan at Miami, 6:00 pm ET (CBS Sports Network)
Nov. 8 – Tuesday
*Eastern Michigan at Ball State, 7:30 pm ET (ESPN2/CBS Sports Network)
*Western Michigan at Kent State, 7:30 pm ET (ESPN2/CBS Sports Network)
Nov. 9 – Wednesday
*Bowling Green at Akron, 8:00 pm ET (ESPN2/ESPNU)
*Toledo at NIU, 8:00 pm ET at Chicago's U.S. Cellular Field (ESPN2/ESPNU)
Nov. 12 – Saturday
*Miami at Buffalo
Nov. 15 – Tuesday
*Kent State at Bowling Green, 6:00 pm ET or 7:00 pm ET (ESPN2/ESPNU)
*Ohio at Central Michigan, 6:00 pm ET or 7:00 pm ET (ESPN2/ESPNU)
Nov. 16 – Wednesday
*NIU at Eastern Michigan, 7:00 pm ET or 8:00 pm ET (ESPN2/ESPNU)
*Ball State at Toledo, 7:00 pm ET or 8:00 pm ET (ESPN2/ESPNU)
Nov. 19 – Saturday
*Buffalo at Western Michigan
Nov. 22 – Tuesday
*Central Michigan at Eastern Michigan, 7:00 pm ET (ESPNU/ESPN3)
*Akron at Ohio, 7:00 pm ET (ESPNU/ESPN3)
*Ball State at Miami, 7:00 pm ET (ESPNU/ESPN3)
Nov. 25 – Friday
*Buffalo at Bowling Green (TV TBD)
*NIU at Kent State (TV TBD)
*Toledo at Western Michigan (TV TBD)
Dec. 2 – Friday
East Division Champion vs. West Division Champion
MAC Championship Game, 7:00 pm ET (ESPN2)
At Ford Field in Detroit, Mich.
CLEVELAND, Ohio (EMUEagles.com) — Kickoff times and television arrangements for five of the Eastern Michigan University football team's six 2016 home games have been set. The Mid-American Conference announced today, June 9, times and media-rights partners for the first three weeks of the regular season and much of the midweek October and November games slated for national television distribution.
In total, EMU currently has five games scheduled to be showcased nationally on either CBS Sports Network, ESPN2, ESPNU, or the SEC Network. Since the start of the 2008 campaign, Eastern Michigan has had 87 games either televised or streamed via the Internet. Fourty-three of those small-screen appearances have occurred on the ESPN-family of networks (30 ESPN3, 6 ESPNU, 5 ESPN+, 1 ESPN2, 1 SEC Network and 1 ABC).
The Eagles will open their third season under Head Coach Chris Creighton in just 85 days with a 6 p.m. kickoff on Friday, Sept. 2, versus Mississippi Valley State University on the gray turf inside Rynearson Stadium. The contest will be broadcast on ESPN3. The game will again be a part of EMU's First Four: New Student Orientation weekend with plenty of activities planned throughout the day. All EMU students receive free admission to the game (as well as all home athletic events) with their valid student ID. Meanwhile, EMU faculty and staff are able to purchase season tickets for just $48, a savings of 38 percent off the normal rate.
The following weekend, EMU continues non-conference action at the University of Missouri, Sept. 10. The game will air on the SEC Network's alternate channel at 6:30 p.m. CT from Faurot Field in Columbia, Mo. From there, the Eagles will remain on the road with a trip to Charlotte, N.C. to open a home-and-home series with the second-year Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) member University of North Carolina Charlotte 49ers. A 6 p.m. start time for the game has been established.
The Green and White's week four game against the University of Wyoming inside "The Factory" will be in primetime on Friday, Sept. 23, at 7:30 p.m. ET on CBS Sports Network.
Eastern Michigan then opens its 41st MAC season at 3 p.m. on the road at defending league champion, Bowling Green State University, Oct. 1. A 3 p.m. start time was also established for the Eagles' 96th Annual Homecoming Celebration against the University of Toledo, Oct. 8. However, the television partner airing the games has not been determined.
EMU will then play back-to-back road games at Ohio University, Oct. 15, and Western Michigan University, Oct. 22, and then close out the month with a home game versus Miami University, Oct. 29. Kick times and television partners will be announced 12 days prior to the scheduled games.
Eastern Michigan will enjoy a bye in week 10, as it transitions to midweek football that has become referred to in pop culture as MACtion. Coach Creighton leads his team to Muncie, Ind. on election night Tuesday, Nov. 8, to battle Ball State University. The West Division affair will be shown on either ESPN2 or CBS Sports Network at 7:30 p.m.
A Wednesday, Nov. 16, contest inside The Factory then awaits EMU against Northern Illinois University. A national television audience will be able to watch the game on either ESPN2 or ESPNU. Kickoff will be at with 7 p.m. or 8 p.m. depending on which ESPN platform shows the game.
The Eagles then close the regular season against in-state rival Central Michigan University Tuesday, Nov. 22, at 7 p.m. on either ESPNU or ESPN3. The pre-Thanksiving finale marks the first time since the 2007 that the Eagles will not have to play on "Black Friday".
The league's regular season concludes with the 20th Marathon MAC Football Championship game Friday, Dec. 2, at 7 p.m. at Ford Field in Detroit on ESPN2. This will mark the 13th Marathon MAC Football Championship game at Ford Field, home of the Detroit Lions, Super Bowl XL, and the 2009 NCAA Men's Final Four.
After a spring full of hard work and excitement, EMU is gearing up for its 2016 campaign. Season tickets for the 2016 season are on sale now. The Eagles will have six home contests at Rynearson Stadium for the second consecutive season. In addition, three midweek contests close the schedule and are a program first since the MAC began playing nationally-televised non-Saturday November games in 1999.
Fans can now order reserved non-chairback season tickets for just $75 ($12.50 per game). EMU faculty and staff can secure non-chairback season tickets for $48 ($8 per game), while youth season tickets are just $36 ($6 per game). In addition, EMU is now offering the Ultimate Fan Package for $99. The premiere plan will include a padded chairback seat, free parking, food voucher and VIP discount card. This season, Eastern Michigan has created a young alumni discount with seats available directly next to the student section located in Section 104. Young Alumni season tickets are only $60 ($10 per game) and are available for alumni 40 and under.
For the 2016 season, EMU Football season ticket holders will enjoy more than just the action on the field with a number of exclusive benefits, including: a season ticket holder gift, exclusive discounts at Qdoba on all season ticket backs and a concession/merchandise voucher.
Tickets are now on sale online at EMUEagles.com/tickets, by calling 734.487.2282 or by visiting the EMU Ticket Office daily between 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
ESPN3
ESPN3 is ESPN's live multi-screen sports network, a destination that delivers thousands of exclusive sports events annually. It is accessible on computers, smartphones, tablets and connected devices through WatchESPN. The network is currently available nationwide at no additional cost to fans who receive their high-speed Internet connection or video subscription from an affiliated service provider. It is also available at no cost to U.S. college students and U.S.-based military personnel via computers, smartphones and tablets connected to on-campus educational and on-base military broadband and Wi-Fi networks.
CBS Sports Network
CBS Sports Network, the 24-hour cable home of CBS Sports, airs more than 400 live games annually, showcasing an array of college and professional sports, as well as in-depth studio shows, documentaries and original programs. CBS Sports Network also provides extensive shoulder programming around CBS Sports' Championship events, including the Super Bowl, The Masters and PGA Championship.
2016 MAC Football Schedule (composite by date)
All times listed ET
*Conference Game
Sep. 1 – Thursday
Presbyterian at Central Michigan, 7:00 pm ET (ESPN3)
Sep. 2 – Friday
Mississippi Valley State at Eastern Michigan, 6:00 pm ET (ESPN3)
Albany at Buffalo, 7:00 pm ET (ESPN3)
Ball State at Georgia State
Sep. 3 – Saturday
Bowling Green at Ohio State
Kent State at Penn State
Miami at Iowa
NIU at Wyoming, 10:30 pm ET (CBS Sports Network)
Texas State at Ohio, 3:30 pm ET (CBS Sports Network)
Toledo at Arkansas State, TBA
Virginia Military Institute at Akron, 6:30 pm ET (ESPN3)
Western Michigan at Northwestern
Sep. 10 – Saturday
Eastern Michigan at Missouri, 7:30 pm ET (SEC Network Alternate)
Akron at Wisconsin
Ball State at Indiana
Central Michigan at Oklahoma State, Noon ET (FS1)
Eastern Illinois at Miami, 3:30 pm ET (ESPN3)
Maine at Toledo, 7:00 pm ET (ESPN3)
NIU at South Florida
North Carolina A&T at Kent State, 6:00 pm ET (ESPN3)
North Carolina Central at Western Michigan, 7:00 pm ET (ESPN3)
North Dakota at Bowling Green, 6:00 pm ET (ESPN3)
Ohio at Kansas, 2:30 pm ET (Fox Sports Net)
Sep. 17 – Saturday
Eastern Michigan at Charlotte, 6:00 pm ET (TV TBA)
Akron at Marshall, Noon ET (CBS Sports Network)
Buffalo at Nevada
Eastern Kentucky at Ball State, 3:00 pm ET (ESPN3)
Fresno State at Toledo, 3:00 pm ET (ESPN3)
Middle Tennessee at Bowling Green, Noon ET (ESPN3)
Monmouth at Kent State, 3:30 pm ET (ESPN3)
Ohio at Tennessee, Noon ET (SEC Network)
San Diego State at NIU, 3:30 pm ET/2:30 pm CT (CBS Sports Network)
UNLV at Central Michigan, 3:00 pm ET (ESPN3)
Western Kentucky at Miami, 3:30 pm ET (ESPN3)
Western Michigan at Illinois
Sep. 23 – Friday
Wyoming at Eastern Michigan, 7:30 pm ET (CBS Sports Network)
Sep. 24 – Saturday
Appalachian State at Akron
Army at Buffalo
Ball State at Florida Atlantic
Bowling Green at Memphis
Central Michigan at Virginia
Gardner-Webb at Ohio
Georgia Southern at Western Michigan
Kent State at Alabama
Miami at Cincinnati
Western Illinois at NIU
Sep. 30 – Friday
Toledo at BYU, TBD (ESPN or ESPN2)
Oct. 1 – Saturday
*Eastern Michigan at Bowling Green, 3:00 pm ET (12-day selection)
*Akron at Kent State, 3:30 pm ET (12-day selection)
Buffalo at Boston College
*Ohio at Miami, 2:30 pm ET (12-day selection)
*NIU at Ball State
*Western Michigan at Central Michigan
Oct. 8 – Saturday
*Toledo at Eastern Michigan, 3:00 pm ET (12-day selection)
*Ball State at Central Michigan, 3:00 pm ET (12-day selection)
*Bowling Green at Ohio, 2:00 pm ET (12-day selection)
*Kent State at Buffalo, 3:30 pm ET (12-day selection)
*Miami at Akron, 3:00 pm ET (12-day selection)
*NIU at Western Michigan, 6:30 pm ET (12-day selection)
Oct. 15 – Saturday
*Eastern Michigan at Ohio
*Ball State at Buffalo
*Bowling Green at Toledo, 3:30 pm ET (12-day selection)
*Central Michigan at NIU
*Kent State at Miami
*Western Michigan at Akron
Oct. 22 – Saturday
*Eastern Michigan at Western Michigan
*Akron at Ball State, 3:00 pm ET (12-day selection)
*Buffalo at NIU, 3:30 pm ET (12-day selection)
*Central Michigan at Toledo
*Ohio at Kent State
*Miami at Bowling Green
Oct. 27 – Thursday
*Akron at Buffalo, 7:30 pm ET (CBS Sports Network/ESPN3)
*Ohio at Toledo, 7:30 pm ET (CBS Sports Network/ESPN3)
Oct. 29 – Saturday
*Miami at Eastern Michigan
*Kent State at Central Michigan
Nov. 1 – Tuesday
*Bowling Green at NIU, 8:00 pm ET (ESPN2/ESPNU)
*Western Michigan at Ball State, 8:00 pm ET (ESPN2, ESPNU)
Nov. 2 – Wednesday
*Toledo at Akron, 7:30 pm ET (ESPN2)
Nov. 3 – Thursday
*Buffalo at Ohio, 6:00 pm ET (CBS Sports Network)
Nov. 4 – Friday
*Central Michigan at Miami, 6:00 pm ET (CBS Sports Network)
Nov. 8 – Tuesday
*Eastern Michigan at Ball State, 7:30 pm ET (ESPN2/CBS Sports Network)
*Western Michigan at Kent State, 7:30 pm ET (ESPN2/CBS Sports Network)
Nov. 9 – Wednesday
*Bowling Green at Akron, 8:00 pm ET (ESPN2/ESPNU)
*Toledo at NIU, 8:00 pm ET at Chicago's U.S. Cellular Field (ESPN2/ESPNU)
Nov. 12 – Saturday
*Miami at Buffalo
Nov. 15 – Tuesday
*Kent State at Bowling Green, 6:00 pm ET or 7:00 pm ET (ESPN2/ESPNU)
*Ohio at Central Michigan, 6:00 pm ET or 7:00 pm ET (ESPN2/ESPNU)
Nov. 16 – Wednesday
*NIU at Eastern Michigan, 7:00 pm ET or 8:00 pm ET (ESPN2/ESPNU)
*Ball State at Toledo, 7:00 pm ET or 8:00 pm ET (ESPN2/ESPNU)
Nov. 19 – Saturday
*Buffalo at Western Michigan
Nov. 22 – Tuesday
*Central Michigan at Eastern Michigan, 7:00 pm ET (ESPNU/ESPN3)
*Akron at Ohio, 7:00 pm ET (ESPNU/ESPN3)
*Ball State at Miami, 7:00 pm ET (ESPNU/ESPN3)
Nov. 25 – Friday
*Buffalo at Bowling Green (TV TBD)
*NIU at Kent State (TV TBD)
*Toledo at Western Michigan (TV TBD)
Dec. 2 – Friday
East Division Champion vs. West Division Champion
MAC Championship Game, 7:00 pm ET (ESPN2)
At Ford Field in Detroit, Mich.
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