With three games left, the Miami RedHawks (3-6) are tied for second place in the MAC East after winning three straight games for the first time since 2010, but have a tall task ahead of them as they host the Central Michigan Chippewas (5*-4) Friday night. The Chips are reeling a bit following consecutive losses to Toledo and Kent State, but remain dangerous with the presence of Cooper Rush and Tony Annese. The game is big for both teams’ bowl aspirations, so expect some #MACtion to go down in Yager Stadium on Friday night.
For Central Michigan to get a much-needed win, it has to protect Rush and give him a chance to make plays.