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Ball State
Mid-American · Muncie, IN

Ball State

Cardinals
Unranked2026: 1-4 (0-2 conf) Scheumann Stadium
National titles
0
Claimed
Heisman winners
0
CFP berths
0
since 2014
All-time
286-320-6
.472 win pct
Weeks ranked
1
of 104 polls since 2020
Weeks at No. 1
0
since 2020
The program

Overview

Ball State, a Mid-American Conference member, went 12-0 in the 2008 regular season behind quarterback Nate Davis. In 2020 the Cardinals won the MAC championship and beat San José State in the Arizona Bowl.

 
Institution
Ball State University
Nickname
Cardinals
Founded
1918
First season
1932
Conference
Mid-American
Head coach
Mike Uremovich (since 2025)
Colors
X / Twitter
@BallStateFB
Since 2020

AP poll history

15101520252020202120222023202420252026
SeasonPreseasonBestFinal / latestWeeks ranked
2026NRNRNR (Week 6)0/6
2025NRNRNR (Final)0/17
2024NRNRNR (Final)0/17
2023NRNRNR (Final)0/16
2022NRNRNR (Final)0/16
2021NRNRNR (Final)0/16
2020NR2323 (Final)1/16
1-4 overall

2026 season

Latest poll →
Players

Roster & stats

Rosters and player stats are tracked for teams ranked in 2026 and later.
Home field

Scheumann Stadium

Capacity
22,500

Muncie, IN

Opened
1967
59 seasons ago
Surface
Artificial turf
Roof
Open air
Elevation
937 ft
Time zone
Indianapolis
Avg. home crowd
9,695
43% of capacity · 31 games since 2020
Biggest crowd since 2020
15,703
vs Miami (OH), 2021
Zip
47306
Titles & awards

Trophy case

National championships0

No claimed national titles.

Heisman Trophy winners0

No Heisman winners yet.

College Football Playoff0

No playoff appearances yet.

1932–2026

Program history

0%50%100%194019501960197019801990200020102020
Win %★ National title season
Best seasons
  • 197810-1Dwight Wallace
  • 20207-1Mike Neu
  • 200812-2Brady Hoke
  • 19759-2Dave McClain
  • 19779-2Dave McClain
  • 201310-3Pete Lembo
On the sideline

Head coaches

CoachTenureRecordPctBest final AP
Mike Uremovich2025–20264-8.333—
Colin Johnson20240-2.000—
Mike Neu2016–202440-63.388#23
Pete Lembo2011–201533-29.532—
Stan Parrish2008–20106-19.240—
Brady Hoke2003–200834-38.472—
Bill Lynch1995–200237-53.411—
Paul Schudel1985–199460-48-4.554—
Dwight Wallace1978–198440-37.519—
Dave McClain1975–197726-7.788—
2 picks · 0 first-rounders

NFL Draft since 2020

20231 picks
  • #250Nic JonesCornerback · Kansas City
20201 picks
  • #149Danny PinterOffensive Guard · Indianapolis