Central Michigan University Athletics
CMU vs. EMU Postgame Notes
10/15/2011 12:00:00 AM | Football
Game Notes Central Michigan vs. Eastern Michigan 10/15/11
Attendance for Saturday's game was 17,158
Rocky Weaver made his 34th career start, most of any active Chippewa.
WR Cody Wilson extended to 26 his streak of consecutive games with a catch.
Wilson totaled 103 receiving yards, the first time he has exceeded 100+ yards this season.
QB Ryan Radcliff has moved into sole possession of 6th place on the CMU all-time touchdown passes list with 30.
Radcliff threw for 351 yards, the second time he has thrown for 350+ yards in the past three games. With his three touchdown passes against Eastern Michigan, he has thrown nine in the past three games, compared to four in the first four.
Radcliff's 33 completions and 50 attempts were his most in 2011, besting a 24-for-45 effort against Kentucky earlier this season.
The two-point conversion at the end of the fourth quarter from Radcliff to Davis was the first two-point conversion for the Chippewas since Oct. 2, 2010 against Ball State.
DL Joe Kinville led the CMU defense with a career-high 11 tackles. His previous career high was seven at Navy in Nov. 2010.
LB Justin Cherocci recorded 10 tackles, his second-straight week in double digits. He recorded a career-high 11 last week at N.C. State.
SS Jahleel Addae recorded 10 tackles, his seventh career 10+ tackle performance.
K David Harman converted a season-long 40 yard field goal in the second quarter.
TE David Blackburn caught a career-high eight passes. His previous career high came against Ball State in 2010.
WR Titus Davis bested career-highs with seven receptions for 79 yards. His previous career highs were three receptions at Kentucky and 67 yards against South Carolina State earlier this season.
RB Anthony Garland rushed a career-high 14 times, for 44 yards. His previous high in rushes was 10 against Northern Illinois earlier this season.
Attendance for Saturday's game was 17,158
Rocky Weaver made his 34th career start, most of any active Chippewa.
WR Cody Wilson extended to 26 his streak of consecutive games with a catch.
Wilson totaled 103 receiving yards, the first time he has exceeded 100+ yards this season.
QB Ryan Radcliff has moved into sole possession of 6th place on the CMU all-time touchdown passes list with 30.
Radcliff threw for 351 yards, the second time he has thrown for 350+ yards in the past three games. With his three touchdown passes against Eastern Michigan, he has thrown nine in the past three games, compared to four in the first four.
Radcliff's 33 completions and 50 attempts were his most in 2011, besting a 24-for-45 effort against Kentucky earlier this season.
The two-point conversion at the end of the fourth quarter from Radcliff to Davis was the first two-point conversion for the Chippewas since Oct. 2, 2010 against Ball State.
DL Joe Kinville led the CMU defense with a career-high 11 tackles. His previous career high was seven at Navy in Nov. 2010.
LB Justin Cherocci recorded 10 tackles, his second-straight week in double digits. He recorded a career-high 11 last week at N.C. State.
SS Jahleel Addae recorded 10 tackles, his seventh career 10+ tackle performance.
K David Harman converted a season-long 40 yard field goal in the second quarter.
TE David Blackburn caught a career-high eight passes. His previous career high came against Ball State in 2010.
WR Titus Davis bested career-highs with seven receptions for 79 yards. His previous career highs were three receptions at Kentucky and 67 yards against South Carolina State earlier this season.
RB Anthony Garland rushed a career-high 14 times, for 44 yards. His previous high in rushes was 10 against Northern Illinois earlier this season.
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