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Ball State Football Claims First Win Under Uremovich

9/13/2025

Summary

Uremovich's First Win

Ball State football achieved a 34-29 win against New Hampshire on September 13, 2025, marking Mike Uremovich's first victory as head coach.
Running back Qua Ashley shone with three touchdowns and 187 scrimmage yards.
Despite injuries and a targeting ejection, Ball State improved to 1-2, while New Hampshire dropped to 2-1.
Quarterback Kiael Kelly added 105 passing yards and two touchdowns.
New Hampshire's Matt Vezza threw for 259 yards and one touchdown.

Summary

Cole's MLB Debut

Zach Cole, a former Ball State baseball player, will debut with the Houston Astros on September 13, 2025, making him the fifth alumnus to play in the MLB this season.
He achieved a .353 batting average and 16 RBIs in 15 games with the Sugar Land Space Cowboys.
In 2022, Cole led NCAA Division I with nine triples and received multiple All-MAC honors.
His professional career stats include a .249 batting average, 51 home runs, and 180 RBIs over four seasons.
Ball State's upcoming Family Weekend will see temperatures reach 85 degrees, the highest in six years.

History

Historical Context

In 1977, the NCAA established the Division I Football Championship, transforming college athletics. Ball State University, part of the Mid-American Conference, has produced standout athletes like Zach Cole, who recorded a .353 batting average in 2025. Recently, the football team, under new head coach Mike Uremovich, celebrated a victory against New Hampshire, showcasing the university's commitment to developing talent for professional leagues.

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Uremovich's First Win

Ball State football achieved a 34-29 win against New Hampshire on September 13, 2025, marking Mike Uremovich's first victory as head coach.
Running back Qua Ashley shone with three touchdowns and 187 scrimmage yards.
Despite injuries and a targeting ejection, Ball State improved to 1-2, while New Hampshire dropped to 2-1.
Quarterback Kiael Kelly added 105 passing yards and two touchdowns.
New Hampshire's Matt Vezza threw for 259 yards and one touchdown.

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