Sophomore linebacker Alex Briones pumps up the crowd at Kelly/Shorts Stadium on Saturday, Sept. 17. (Photo by Monica Bradburn | Photo Editor)
Now that the Central Michigan football team has captured some national attention, it proved to critics last week's shocking upset of a bigger school was not a fluke. The Chippewas also made a little history along the way.
Quarterback Cooper Rush and the Chippewas followed up last week's thrilling last-chance win over Oklahoma State with a 44-21 victory over the University of Las Vegas, Nevada on Saturday at Kelly/Shorts Stadium.
A crowd of 19,922 watched CMU improve to 3-0 for the first time since 2002.