Bowling Green looks to get back on the winning track with a trip to DeKalb, mind Illinois to take on the Northern Illinois Huskies.

This week, we invited B.J. Fischer, author of the Falcon blog, to talk about his blog, how it started and how he keeps such a schedule providing analysis of the Falcons and their opponents.

Ellis was Bowling Green’s first African-American basketball player when he took to the floor in 1952.

Ellett spent just two seasons at Bowling Green, but became one of the top defensemen in school history and helped the Falcons to the 1984 NCAA title.

Eakins captured MAC titles in the 100-meter and 200-meter backstroke events in 1956, and repeated the 200-meter win in 1958.

Dyminski was a first team All-Ohio soccer choice in each of his final three seasons and an All-Midwest selection, earning first team honors as a senior.

Captain and team MVP of the 1964-65 Falcon basketball team, Dwors led the team in rebounds his junior and senior seasons and in scoring his last year.

Few Falcons have had as successful of a career running the football as Durig and none have had a year like he had in 1951.

Named to the second team All-Ohio at end his junior year, Dunham followed that up with first team honors in 1948.

Dobek held the career scoring record at BG at the time of his graduation and his career average of 2.1 points per game is the best in school history.