YPSILANTI, Mich.- Western Michigan's offense was slowed up in the second half in a 73-62 loss at Eastern Michigan Tuesday night.
"There were two big runs that decided the game," WMU head coach Steve Hawkins said. "We got off to a decent start, but then started turning the ball over. Give it to Eastern Michigan, their zone was very lengthy and we just didn't deliver it to where we needed to."
EMU held Western Michigan leading scorer Thomas Wilder to just 10 points and only three Broncos reached double digits scoring.