Punter Johnson is NFL bound
Eastern Michigan University punter Zach Johnson has signed a free-agent contract with the Kansas City Chiefs.
Johnson, a second team Mid-American Conference selection last season, appeared at the Chief’s mini-camp April 30-May 1.
The 6-foot punter finished third in the MAC in 2009 with a 40.4 yard per punt average. He also had 17 punts inside the 20-yard line.
Johnson’s 40.2 average for his career is third best in school history.
Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
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Baseball moves home opener to Wednesday
The Eastern Michigan university baseball team has moved its home opener to Wednesday, Eagles’ coach Jay Alexander announced.
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Eagles earn WNIT bid
The Eastern Michigan University women’s basketball team has earned a spot to play in the Postseason Women’s National Invitational Tournament.
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NIU leads EMU at half
Northern Illinois University leads Eastern Michigan University, 29-23, at the half in the first-round game of the men’s Mid-American Conference Tournament at the Convocation Center.
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Roundup: Football gets schedule
The Eastern Michigan University football team will have five home games in its upcoming 2010 season as its schedule was recently released.
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EMU men's basketball player suspended indefinitely
Quintin Dailey, a guard on the Eastern Michigan University men’s basketball team, has been suspended indefinitely EMU coach Charles Ramsey announced Monday.
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EMU men's track and field coach Brad Fairchild resigns following NCAA violations
The Eastern Michigan University men’s track and field coach Brad Fairchild has resigned from his position following NCAA violations.
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EMU football lands recruits
The EMU football team has added 24 players to its 2010 roster.
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D-Fenders release Jackson
The Los Angeles D-Fenders released former Eastern Michigan basketball player James Jackson and one other player on Wednesday to make room on the 10-man roster for two additional players.
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Women's basketball: No. 5 Notre Dame defeats Eastern Michigan, 69-59
The Eastern Echo didn’t make the trip to South Bend, Ind., but read the Associated Press story here.






