Senior defensive back Amari Coleman celebrates before the football game against the University of Rhode Island on Aug. 31 in Kelly / Shorts Stadium.
The highly-anticipated debut of Central Michigan’s spread offense left something to be desired in the season opener, but it appears adjustments were made and mistakes have been corrected.
Behind a career-high five touchdown passes from graduate transfer quarterback Shane Morris, the Chippewas’ offense exploded for 590 yards and defeated the Kansas Jayhawks 45-27 on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
CMU improves to 2-0 on the season and heads to Syracuse, New York next Saturday to play the Orange (3:30 p.