BOWLING GREEN — Turnovers, chunk plays, and missed opportunities defined the Bowling Green State University football team’s season-opening 20-13 loss to Tarleton State.
BOWLING GREEN – The Bowling Green State University football team’s season is officially underway with a Week 1 clash against Tarleton State. Below are quarter-by-quarter updates and analysis throughout the contest.
BOWLING GREEN — The Bowling Green State University football team is not taking its season opener against FCS power Tarleton State lightly, and for good reason.
BOWLING GREEN — Built on a strong defensive identity, the Bowling Green State University women’s soccer team battled Michigan in a 1-0 defeat on Sunday, seeing the Falcons surrender their first goal of the season and snap a three-game undefeated streak.
BOWLING GREEN — There’s a mix of calm and clarity for Bowling Green State University volleyball coach Alex DelPiombo in her second year leading the team.
BOWLING GREEN – The Bowling Green State University football team announced a road game at Michigan in 2029, further strengthening a loaded non-conference schedule that also includes Tennessee.
BOWLING GREEN — A schedule consisting of 18 home games and 14 road trips awaits the Bowling Green State University men’s basketball team, as a program-high 22 Mid-American Conference contests make up the bulk of the upcoming season. The Falcons travel to Georgia State (Nov.
BOWLING GREEN — BGSU women’s basketball coach Fred Chmiel leads his Falcons for the fourth time in the 2026-27 season, with a winning record and Mid-American Conference tournament appearance in each of the previous three.
BOWLING GREEN — Entering his sophomore season with the Bowling Green State University men’s basketball team, former Whitmer and Central Catholic standout Makhi Leach is aiming for a breakout campaign at the guard positions, hoping to make a leap in year two with the Falcons.
The Atlanta Gladiators are adding another piece to their blue line, bringing in a defenseman ready to make the most of his first opportunity in professional hockey.
BOWLING GREEN — A complete offensive overhaul has left the Bowling Green State University football team with limited returning production at wide receiver, leading to a potentially rotating cast of pass catchers being utilized in a physical, run-heavy offense this upcoming season.
BOWLING GREEN — The Bowling Green State University football team announced a trip to the University of Tennessee as an addition to its 2029 schedule. The game in Knoxville is set for Sept.
The Maine Mariners are seeing a forward head to the NCAA. Forward Ty Cheveldayoff is reportedly leaving the ECHL after 102 games and heading to Bowling Green.
DETROIT — For Bowling Green State University football head coach Eddie George, his desire to transform the Falcons into a Mid-American Conference contender hinges on two things for his players — high self-efficacy and a sense of ownership over establishing the program standard.
BOWLING GREEN — Head coach Eddie George’s second season in charge of the Bowling Green State University football team is quickly approaching. An opening week home clash with Tarleton State starts the year on Sept.
BOWLING GREEN — The Bowling Green State University hockey program is ready to assert itself on the national stage during the 2026-27 season. With returning
Making his second start off a layoff that followed his Kentucky Turf Cup Invitational Stakes (G2T) win last September, Ole Crazy Bone is back against graded company in the $250,000 Bowling Green Stakes (G2T) July 11 at Saratoga Race Course.
Sam Towns erupted for 27 points and pulled down eight rebounds, Javon Ruffin knocked down five three-pointers en route to 17 points and Bowling Green upset Kansas State 82-66 on Monday night in Manhattan, Kansas.
It’s truly the appetizer game before the big meal that’s coming … If the appetizer was a bunch of celery sticks. It’s actually a good first game to kickoff one of the most fascinating regular season weekends in a long time.
Both teams are out of the bowl picture, but it would matter for each one to close strong. Bowling Green lost its offensive mojo, but the defense is just dangerous enough to stop the skid.
The Bowling Green Falcons currently have a 2-3 record for 2025 with a two-week losing streak. It was not the start the Falcons expected, with the newly hired Heisman-winning, 4x Pro Bowler head coach in charge.
While the Bowling Green Falcons have experienced mediocrity in recent years, there’s a new wave of energy surrounding the program. And no, it’s not because former Heisman Trophy winner Eddie George is the new head coach.