College football is full of some top conferences, including the Mid-American Conference. The Central Michigan Chippewas
play in the Mid-American Conference, also known as the MAC. In 2010, the Central Michigan Chippewas finished fifth in the
West Division with a record of 3-9, and in 2011 they will work on moving up toward the top of the standings.
The history of the Central Michigan Chippewas football team goes back generations. In that time, the Central Michigan Chippewas
have had many memorable games, including many bowl appearances. Players from the Central Michigan Chippewas that have gone
on from NCAA football to make
an impact on the NFL include Dan LeFevour, Frank Zombo, Antonio Brown and more
The Central Michigan Chippewas play their home games at Kelly/Shorts
Stadium. Kelly/Shorts Stadium first opened in 1972 with a building coast of $2.2 million, then known as Perry Shorts Stadium,
after a CMU graduate. The name changed to Kelly/Shorts Stadium in 1983 after former coach Kenneth (Bill) Kelly. Kelly/Shorts
Stadium has a capacity of more than 30,000.
The Central Michigan Chippewas football team knows how to bring out the fans, which explains the popularity of sports tickets to all of the team's home games. The atmosphere
at Kelly/Shorts Stadium is intense and keeps fans coming back time and again. After you experience the Central Michigan Chippewas,
you will surely be back time and again.
