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🎙️ This Week in Ball State Sports – Family Weekend Preview! 🏈🐦
Mick Tidrow sat down with Head Coach Mike Uremovich ahead of Ball State Football’s first home game of the season. Coach U shares what it means to run out at Scheumann Stadium on Family Weekend, how the defense forced five sacks against Auburn, and why finishing drives in the red zone is the next big step for the Cardinals.
📣 We also hear from Michelle Johnson of the Ball State Foundation about the CharlieTown festivities — food trucks, Kona Ice, pep rally, Cardinal Walk, and more before Saturday’s 2:00 p.m. kickoff against New Hampshire.
⚽ Plus, Athletic Director Jeff Mitchell talks stadium upgrades, new fan amenities, the clear bag policy, and the energy around Ball State Athletics this fall.
🎧 Catch the full episode now at wmunmuncie.com or wherever you get podcasts.

🏈 Ball State Football is back home! Voice of the Cardinals Mick Tidrow joined Steve Lindell to preview Saturday’s Family Weekend matchup vs. New Hampshire — plus tailgate details, game-day traditions, and all the excitement at Scheumann Stadium. 🎙️ Replay at wmunmuncie.com

🎙️ From Yorktown volleyball to Delta football, Ball State’s home opener, and the Colts’ Week 2 test — Sports Director Kurt Darling breaks it all down on Delaware County Today. Catch the full conversation at wmunmuncie.com. 🏈🏐

On today’s Delaware County Today with Steve Lindell:
🏐 Sports Director Kurt Darling breaks down a busy week — Yorktown vs. Mount Vernon volleyball, the Delta–Yorktown football rivalry with WLBC’s Friday Night Tailgate, Ball State’s matchup with ranked New Hampshire, and the Colts’ surprising Week 1 performance as they prepare for Denver.
🏈 Voice of the Cardinals Mick Tidrow previews Ball State Football’s Family Weekend home opener at Scheumann Stadium. Fans are encouraged to wear black as the Cardinals face New Hampshire. Mick shares insights on the Wildcats, game-day traditions, and his Thursday show This Week in Ball State Athletics.
🇺🇸 The broadcast closed with a moment of silence marking 24 years since September 11, 2001, as Steve reflected on the timeline of that day, his own on-air memories, and the importance of never forgetting.
 Replay the full episode now at wmunmuncie.com.