Highlights
3 CLIPS · ESPNWin probability
EVERY PLAY · ESPN MODELKICKOFF: M-OH 51% · BIGGEST SINGLE-PLAY SWING: 18 PTS
Scoring plays
9 SCORES
Jaylon Bester 1 Yd Run (Sam Sloman Kick)
7-0

Tommy Lazzaro 21 Yd Run (Ryan Tice Kick)
7-7

Sam Sloman 41 Yd Field Goal
10-7

Tyrone Scott 11 Yd pass from Quinten Dormady (Ryan Tice Kick)
10-14

Jack Sorenson 31 Yd pass from Brett Gabbert (Sam Sloman Kick)
17-14

Sam Sloman 33 Yd Field Goal
20-14

Sam Sloman 48 Yd Field Goal
23-14

Tommy Lazzaro 4 Yd Run (Ryan Tice Kick)
23-21

Sam Sloman 42 Yd Field Goal
26-21
What happened
ESPN RECAPMiami, Ohio holds off CMU 26-21 in MAC title game
DETROIT -- As long as Miami of Ohio kept the game close, coach Chuck Martin could feel reasonably confident. "I told the kids at halftime, down 14-10, I said, `It feels kind of at home guys," Martin said. "`Kind of a little bit ugly, make a couple plays here and there. They probably feel like they should be up by more, but they're not up by more." Brett Gabbert threw a 31-yard touchdown pass to Jack Sorenson early in the third quarter, and Miami controlled most of the second half, beating Central Michigan 26-21 in the Mid-American Conference title game Saturday. The RedHawks won a record 16th MAC championship despite doing little on offense in the first half. Trailing 14-10 after two quarters, Miami took the lead on Gabbert's screen pass to Sorenson, and the RedHawks (8-5) held off CMU (8-5) the rest of the way to win their first conference title since 2010.
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Team stats
M-OH · CMUFORD FIELD, DETROIT · ATTENDANCE 22,427
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