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Saturday, September 19, 2009
MIami falls to WMU 48-26
By Pete Conrad
Miami scored four second-half touchdowns, but still lost for the third straight week, falling 48-26 to Western Michigan.
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Harris catches second TD pass for Miami
By Pete Conrad
Miami’s Eugene Harris has caught touchdown passes from Daniel Raudabaugh covering 14 and 42 yards in the third quarter, but the Western Michigan Broncos lead the RedHawks 48-12 going into the fourth quarter.
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Miami scores, snapping pointless streak
By Pete Conrad
Miami’s scoring drought that had lasted 158 minutes, 17 seconds, dating back to the closing seconds of last season, finally ended tonight when Daniel Raudabaugh threw a 14-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Eugene Harris.
The pass came midway through the third quarter. The extra-point kick was, naturally, blocked by the Broncos.
Still, the rout is on. With 4:36 left in the third quarter WMU has scored again and leads 42-6.
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At halftime, Miami trails 28-0
By Pete Conrad
It’s halftime at Waldo Stadium and the score is Western Michigan 28, Miami 0.
The RedHawks have been outscored in the first half this year 69-0, and overall they have been outscored 118-0.
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Nunez catches second TD pass against RedHawks
By Pete Conrad
Juan Nunez caught a 16-yard touchdown pass from Tim Hiller, his second touchdown reception of the night, to give the Western Michigan Broncos a 28-0 lead over the Miami RedHawks with 2:07 remaining in the first half at Waldo Stadium.
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Western Michigan takes 21-0 lead
By Pete Conrad
Western Michigan widened its lead over the Miami RedHawks to 21-0 when Tim Hiller tossed a 1-yard touchdown pass to tight end Blake Hammond with 13:53 left in the second quarter.
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Nunez touchdown puts Miami in 14-0 hole
By Pete Conrad
Western Michigan took a 14-0 lead over the Miami RedHawks with 9:29 left in the first quarter tonight at Waldo Stadium when Tim Hiller threw a 10-yard touchdown passto Juan Nunez.
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A very bad start for RedHawks
By Pete Conrad
The Western Michigan Broncos took a 7-0 lead over the Miami RedHawks on the first play from scrimmage tonight at Waldo Stadium when Broncos safety Doug Wiggins stripped the ball from tailback Thomas Merriweather and safety Jamail Berry returned the fumble 24 yards for a touchdown.
