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Despite being picked fourth in the SWAC East and lacking any All‑SWAC preseason selections, the Florida A&M Rattlers are using the skepticism surrounding their program as motivation for a turnaround under new head coach Quinn Fordham Gray Sr.
The upcoming high school football season in North Alabama will begin in late August, featuring new head coaches at Russellville and Muscle Shoals who bring championship pedigrees and a commitment to tradition.
A new partnership will bring all non‑national regular‑season games, select national matchups and preseason contests to Gray’s Peachtree Sports Network and its affiliated stations across the Southeast.
Alabama’s soccer boom is outpacing the supply of certified referees, prompting state and local groups to rally support and recruit new officials.
The National Federation of High School Associations will permit drop‑4, 5 and 6 bats beginning in 2028, a move aimed at helping younger players but raising concerns about ball speed and pitcher safety.
After two seasons at Itawamba Community College, former Starkville High School standout Tootie Lockett has committed to Mississippi State University. The move brings a local talent back to her roots, where she hopes to contribute to a team looking to rebound after a missed NCAA Tournament.
Former Starkville High School basketball standout Tootie Lockett transfers to Mississippi State University, bringing award‑winning performance and hometown enthusiasm to the Bulldogs.
At the 2026 SEC Media Days, Vanderbilt head coach Clark Lea outlined the Commodores' roadmap to becoming the nation's top football program, highlighting leadership support, internal development, and the challenges that lie ahead.
Chester Rogers, a seven‑year NFL veteran and cast member of the series “BMF”, brought his annual youth football camp back to Huntsville, Alabama, where he hopes to give back to the community that shaped him.
Auburn’s 2026‑27 basketball schedule, finalized this week, features a blend of high‑profile non‑conference matchups and a grueling SEC slate, setting the stage for a comeback after the NIT title last season.
A small retail outlet in Alabama has seen its soccer merchandise sales explode, driven by global tournament excitement and a wave of local fan support.
The University of Alabama in Huntsville announces Kyle Overstreet's promotion to Associate Head Coach and Recruiting Coordinator, highlighting his contributions and expanded duties.
Kyle Overstreet’s promotion reflects the University of Alabama in Huntsville’s confidence in his ability to drive recruiting, strategy, and player development for the women's basketball program.
The North Alabama Lions celebrated two major awards at the Rocket City Awards, recognizing Coach Jad Prachniak’s historic season and senior Nash Rippen’s record‑breaking performance.
Huntsville’s JuneFest returns for its tenth year, featuring a headlining performance by T.I., a showcase of rare custom cars, and a charity basketball game that unites former NBA players with local celebrities.
Dom Procopio, who hung up his skates after a season‑ending leg injury, is trading the rink for the sidelines at Total Package Hockey, where he hopes to pass on the lessons that defined his captaincy.
Auburn’s upcoming non-conference slate features marquee matchups against Arizona, Kansas, West Virginia and other powerhouses, strategically placed to enhance the team’s postseason prospects.
The University of Southern Indiana announced the addition of two alumnae, Stephanie Gehlhausen and Madi Webb, as assistant coaches, bringing experience and a winning pedigree.
Auburn will host Middle Tennessee on Dec. 15, 2026, in Huntsville as part of a five‑game nonconference slate that also includes West Virginia and Wisconsin.
Auburn will open its 2026‑27 campaign with a series of high‑profile road games, highlighted by a return to Huntsville for the Rocket City Classic against Middle Tennessee on Dec. 15.
Middle Tennessee State University will host a high‑profile non‑conference game against Auburn University on December 15, 2026, at Propst Arena in Huntsville, Alabama, marking the fourth edition of the Rocket City Classic.
The December 15 matchup at VBC Propst Arena marks the Tigers’ return to Huntsville, a city where they last played in the 2023‑24 season, and promises an early‑season test against a consistently competitive opponent.
The Nittany Lions are undergoing a major overhaul, adding new players and staff while aiming to increase size, athleticism and skill.
The university revealed start times for its upcoming home football games, ranging from early evening classics to afternoon contests, beginning August 29 in Atlanta.