The Western Michigan Broncos have experienced a season of highs and lows, currently standing at 5-5. Offensively, they have shown versatility, averaging 31.3 points per game. Quarterback Treyson Bourguet has been a standout performer, throwing for 2,500 yards with 20 touchdowns and 10 interceptions. His ability to extend plays and connect with receivers like Corey Crooms, who has 800 receiving yards and 8 touchdowns, has been pivotal. The rushing attack, led by Sean Tyler with 900 yards and 10 touchdowns, provides balance to the offense. Defensively, the Broncos have been solid, allowing 20 points per game. Linebacker Corvin Moment leads the team with 85 tackles and 5 sacks, anchoring a unit that has forced 15 turnovers this season. The secondary, featuring cornerback Dorian Jackson with 3 interceptions, has been effective in limiting big plays. Special teams have also contributed positively, with kicker Parker Sampson converting 90% of his field goal attempts. To secure a win against Central Michigan, Western Michigan will need to maintain offensive efficiency and capitalize on the Chippewas’ defensive weaknesses.