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Ball State competes in the following NCAA sports(External Link)>
Men's sports Women's sports
Sport Division Sport Division
Basketball I MAC Basketball I MAC
Golf I MAC Golf I MAC
I MAC Swimming I MAC
I MAC Tennis I MAC
Volleyball I MIVA Volleyball I MAC
Baseball I MAC Softball I MAC
Football I MAC Soccer I MAC
Field hockey I MAC
Gymnastics I MAC
Indoor Track & Field I MAC
Outdoor Track & Field I MAC
Cross country I MAC
Ball State University's athletic teams are called the Cardinals. The Cardinals are part of the NCAA Mid-American Conference and located in Muncie, Indiana. Charlie Cardinal is the team mascot and the history of the first Cardinal team dates back to 1926.

Fight Song

Ball State Fight Song (a.k.a. Fight Team Fight)
Fight team, fight for Ball State;
We must win this game.
Onward now you Cardinals,
Bring glory to your name!
RAH, RAH, RAH!
Here's to both our colors --
Cardinal and White,
Praying for a victory-
So, FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT!

Football

The Ball State Cardinals football team competes in Division I Football Bowl Subdivision and the Mid-American Conference. The current head coach is Brady Hoke. The Cardinals play at Scheumann Stadium.

2007 football season

The Cardinals finished the regular season 7-5, reaching their first bowl game since 1996. The team has tallied victories against Eastern Michigan, Navy, Buffalo, Western Michigan, Western Kentucky and Toledo, while being defeated by Miami (Ohio), Nebraska, Central Michigan, Illinois and Indiana. The offense is led by sophomore quarterback Nate Davis (57.6% comp., 1928 yds., 18 TD, 3 INT), junior tight end Darius Hill (35 rec., 517 rec. yds., 6 TD), junior wide receiver Dante Love (44 rec., 643 rec. yds., 7 TD), and freshman running back Frank Edmonds (347 rushing yds., 5 TD).
   The most impressive win of the season came at home against Buffalo, where the Cards, anchored by three Nate Davis passing TDs and two Frank Edmonds rushing TDs, won 49-14. The worst defeat of the season, in what was being billed by many as a showcase for who would represent the Western Division in the MAC Championship game, was at the hands of the Central Michigan Chippewas, who routed the Cardinals 58-38. The Chippewas passing/running sensation, sophomore QB Dan LeFevour put in his finest aerial performance of the season to date, completing 30 of 38 passes (5 TD/1 INT) while also adding 146 yards rushing yards on 16 carries (1 TD).

All-Time Win-Loss Record as of 2006

  • 376-340-32

Conference Championships

Indiana Intercollegiate Conference

  • 1942

    Heartland Collegiate Conference

  • 1964
  • 1965
  • 1966
  • 1967

    Mid-American Conference

  • 1976
  • 1978
  • 1989
  • 1993
  • 1996

    Bowl games

    The Cardinals have gone to four Division I bowl games. They have an 0-4 record in these games being outscored in these games by a total score of 139-84.
    Date Played Bowl Game Winning Team Losing Team
    December 9, 1989 California Bowl Fresno State 27 Ball State 6
    December 17, 1993 Las Vegas Bowl Utah State 42 Ball State 33
    December 18, 1996 Las Vegas Bowl Nevada 18 Ball State 15
    January 5, 2008 International Bowl Rutgers 52 Ball State 30

    Current NFL Players

  • Reggie Hodges
  • Brad Maynard
  • Dante Ridgeway

    Retired NFL Players

  • Justin Beriault
  • Blaine Bishop
  • Michael Blair (football)
  • Timmy Brown
  • Bernie Parmalee

    Men's basketball

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