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Women's basketball overachieving

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With a young nucleus and some new faces, Eastern Michigan University women’s basketball coach AnnMarie Gilbert didn’t quite know what she would get from her 2009-10 squad. “Well we’re definitely ahead of schedule,” she said.


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Roundup: Men's basketball bounces back

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The Eastern Michigan University men’s basketball team started its three-game home stand during the holiday break with a tough loss to Samford, 58-57, but proved to be resilient after the defeat.


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Jackson soars in NBDL

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James “Boo” Jackson has come a long way since he was a freshman at Eastern Michigan University in 2000.


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Notebook: Injured Dobbins expected to miss 3-4 weeks

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Carlos Medlock, Brandon Bowdry and Justin Dobbins are a formidable trio for Eastern Michigan University when they’re on the court, but they can’t seem to get healthy at the same time. Dobbins is the latest to suffer an injury. He fractured his fibula and is expected to miss 3-4 weeks.



	Eastern Michigan and Rochester College players wrestle for the ball Wednesday.

Eagles offense is on a roll

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With Wednesday’s 108-24 victory over Rochester (USCAA), the Eastern Michigan University women’s basketball team has been piling up the points in each of its seven victories this season.




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Letter: EMU athletics aren't what they once were

As an alumnus, former walk-on football player and sports editor of The Eastern Echo, I am almost speechless when looking at the state of the Eastern Michigan University athletic department as it pertains to the revenue sports of football and basketball.









Carlos Medlock (3) dribbling Saturday with coach Charles Ramsey closely watching. Medlock had a career-high 32 points in the game.

Upperclassmen paving way

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There is a core in place for the Eastern Michigan University basketball team to succeed. It’s just a matter of whether or not the players who are apart of it can stay on the court.


Journalist Lenora Chu talks with Eastern Michigan University associate professor of Journalism Dr. You Li on this weeks episode of Women Journalists COVID Experiences. If you are interested in hearing the full unedited conversation check out the Eastern Michigan University archive website. Otherwise tune in for this weeks exceptional episode of WJCE on Spotify!