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WMU Public Safety shared an "entry" to its "crime log" that the "suspect" was NCAA Big Ten Officials, according to a post from campus police on Facebook. "Warrant requested," the post says under disposition.
Jason Babin sounded off on social media earlier this week, suggesting Michigan or the Big Ten cut Western Michigan an "eight-figure" check.
The MAC is appealing Western Michigan's controversial Week 1 loss to Michigan, the conference announced Sept. 8. Here's what to know:
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Everyone wanted outrage from WMU’s Lance Taylor. He chose something better.
I still remember it like it was yesterday. It was the opening of Western Michigan’s fall camp in 2025, a day that brings several media members and tons of moving parts on the field. But before Lance Taylor’s scheduled media availability,
The Mid-American Conference is seeking a different ending for Western Michigan University football after the school’s last-second loss on Saturday against the University of Michigan.
Western Michigan head coach Lance Taylor said Tuesday his team is moving forward and focusing on Monmouth, not looking back on Michigan.
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Former Tigers GM, WMU grad Dave Dombrowski receives honorary degree from alma mater
KALAMAZOO, MI — Nearly 50 years ago, Dave Dombrowski wrote his honors thesis at Western Michigan University on the role of a Major League Baseball general manager. Turns out, he knew the job pretty well.
The Mid-American Conference is appealing Western Michigan’s controversial loss to Michigan. The MAC and Western Michigan released statements Tuesday that Big Ten officials and the replay booth disregarded proper protocol when it was determined there was one second remaining after the Wolverines’ failed Hail Mary attempt.
The MAC punched back at the Big Ten on Tuesday, but that doesn't make Western Michigan's reaction weak. It's called sportsmanship.
Was Lance Taylor winking at the Michigan and Western Michigan clock controversy?
KALAMAZOO, MI (WKZO) – An additional $1.6 million in mental health funding is headed to organizations in Kalamazoo, Ottawa, and Van Buren counties. The grant funding through the Department of Health and Human Services is designated to strengthen mental health services and support substance abuse recovery.