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Furman University has named Jake Garcia as its starting quarterback for the 2026 season, positioning him to face Tennessee in the season’s first week. His extensive college career and the competition for Tennessee’s starting role add intrigue to the upcoming matchup.
The Tigers opened their campaign with a 3‑1 win, highlighted by Brianna Buels' 14‑second strike and a total of 18 shots.
Ole Miss confronts a demanding 2026 slate, blending returning stars, tough opponents and off‑field disputes as it chases a second straight playoff spot.
A rundown of the latest developments from Missouri’s fall practice, including the progress of star running back Ahmad Hardy, the status of left tackle Cayden Green, and the emerging defensive backfield options.
The Tigers opened their 2026 campaign on the road, holding Western Kentucky to a 0‑0 draw while showcasing strong offensive pressure and a milestone shutout by senior keeper Kate Phillips.
Sheryl Crow, a nine‑time Grammy Award winner and University of Missouri alumna, is set to perform the national anthem at the Tigers’ 2026 football opener against Arkansas‑Pine Bluff, a game that will also debut the newly renovated north end zone of the historic Memorial Stadium.
Sheryl Crow will sing the national anthem at the season‑opening game against Arkansas‑Pine Bluff, a night that marks the first contest in the newly renovated Memorial Stadium.
The Southeastern Conference has released its 2026‑27 women's basketball schedule, highlighting Tennessee's 16‑game slate that includes eight contests against ranked teams and a season that begins with a road test at Texas A&M before a home opener against Ole Miss.
Week 2 of Missouri’s fall camp introduced notable jersey changes, positional experiments, and health updates as the Tigers gear up for their season‑opening game against Arkansas‑Pine Bluff.
Early standout performances at Missouri's fall camp point to strong competition across offense, defense, and special teams, setting the stage for a promising season.
The Jayhawks open against LIU after a massive transfer influx, with a quarterback battle and high hopes for newcomers, but early forecasts suggest a tough road ahead.
With five of ten scheduled camp practices completed, the Missouri Tigers are already shaping their 2026 lineup. Competition at right tackle, left guard, STAR safety, cornerback and defensive end is intensifying, giving fans a first glimpse of who will wear the black and gold when the season begins.
The University of Missouri Tigers enter the 2026 season with a five‑player quarterback depth chart that blends left‑handed arm talent, seasoned experience and fresh freshman promise. Success hinges on whether starter Austin Simmons can sustain consistency after a promising yet injury‑marred 2025.
Fall camp has clarified the Tigers’ two‑deep defensive chart, highlighted a left‑tackle showdown and the return of reliable kicker Blake Craig as the team prepares for its season opener.
With a strong two‑deep defense and a fluid offensive line, the Tigers are shaping their 2026 roster as they prepare to open against Arkansas‑Pine Bluff in Columbia.
The Lindenwood Lions will welcome the Missouri Tigers to St. Charles on August 5, offering the first glimpse of a roster that blends returning All‑OVC talent with new faces under veteran coach Dave Musso, while Missouri looks to rebound under Stefanie Golan.
As fall camp opens in Columbia, the Tigers are sorting through several starting spots, with several newcomers and returning players vying for roles.
The first practice at the Stephens Indoor Facility offered a snapshot of the Tigers’ defensive alignments, notable absences and emerging competition for starting spots.
A look at the top SEC coaches, their records, schedules, and the looming matchups that could shape the 2026 college football landscape.
A month before the Tigers' first game, Coach Eli Drinkwitz addressed the media, highlighting Sterling Webb's return, Ahmad Hardy's recovery, and the competition for the starting right tackle spot.
The Tigers enter fall camp with major questions at right tackle, quarterback, and defensive edge, while key players aim to rebound from injury and turnover.
Missouri Tigers head coach Eli Drinkwitz prepares the team for a season marked by a massive influx of talent and key returners stepping into larger responsibilities.
The Tigers will open the 2026‑27 campaign at home versus Cleveland State before traveling to St. Louis, Chicago and Kansas City, facing a mix of historic programs and mid‑major teams throughout the non‑conference schedule.
Missouri Tigers' key returners head to Tampa for SEC Media Days as the program navigates the uncertain status of star running back Ahmad Hardy.