Every team practices it, every team dreams of executing a game winning drive, and yet not all come through.
Whether it is exciting to watch, or just adding fuel to an already high stress level, the two-minute...
It took 59 minutes and 57 seconds, but the Eastern offense finally started clicking and stole a win from Indiana State in the season opener 22-20.
The offense could not get anything rolling throughout...
After a loss to 1-5 Murray State, the once No. 15-ranked Panthers have almost slipped all the way out of the top 25 in the FCS.
The start Eastern had Saturday was arguably the best it has had all season,...
Saturday’s game was a game Eastern needed to win and should have won, but from losing its starting quarterback in the first half and turning the ball over six times, a win was almost impossible.
Somehow...
It may be Homecoming weekend at Eastern, and while the Panthers will enjoy the added excitement around the game, for redshirt junior quarterback Mitch Kimble and the rest of the Panthers, it needs to be...
Another week is in the books for the Ohio Valley Conference, but not much has changed. The teams that were winning before Saturday, continued to win, and the teams that were losing, continued to lose.
Eastern...
The Panthers game last week against Tennessee State was a must win, and nothing has changed for this week’s matchup with Tennessee Tech.
Eastern’s defense and offense stepped up when it needed to...
The Panthers needed a win Saturday to keep a realistic hope of winning the Ohio Valley Conference Championship.
The one loss to Southeast Missouri may hurt them in the end, but every team in the OVC...
Through the first four games of the season, the Panthers have proven no matter who is in at any given position; they will get the job done.
Coach Kim Dameron has two quarterbacks ready to go at all...
After rushing for 102 yards and allowing 38 points to Western Illinois, the Eastern football team answered back in a special way defeating Miami of Ohio 21-17 on Saturday.
Not only did the Panthers...
