How to Get Insider Sports News on Ball State University Teams

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You don't need to have a diploma from Ball State in order to follow the school's athletics program. Both students and people who live in the area love to cheer on the Cardinals. If you're a fan of the Cardinals, you probably want to know you can about the school's teams. Here is how to get insider sports news on Ball State University teams.

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Instructions

Difficulty: Easy

Step1

Log onto the official website of Ball State athletics. This is the first place to find official press releases, schedules and other information regarding Ball State athletics. You can even see highlights and other videos on the Ball State athletics website (see Resources below).

Step2

Check BSUfans.com a few times a day. This website is run by fans of Ball State. Posted on the front page are links to sports stories regarding the Ball State football and basketball teams. The message boards also contain plenty of insider information regarding Ball State teams. Users on BSUfans.com have done all the searching for you. All you have to do is log on and read (see Resources below).

Step3

Become a member of the Ball State page on Scout.com. This is the best website when it comes to finding news about Ball State's recruiting program. Any major news story regarding the Ball State football and basketball program can be found here (see Resources below).

Step4

Listen to Ball State sports radio. Any sports radio station is good for finding insider information and rumors regarding sports teams. 91.3 WCRD is the official station of Ball State. The “Ball State Sports Hour of Power,” which is on Sundays from 6 to 7 p.m., is maybe the best show on the radio when it comes to Ball State University teams.

Step5

Join ESPN Insider and read about Ball State athletics on the official website of ESPN. Throughout the year, ESPN will offer numerous stories regarding all of Ball State's teams. However, some of these stories, such as recruiting stories, will only be available to those who pay for ESPN Insider. If you're looking for insider sports news on Ball State teams, though, it's worth the money (see Resources below).