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Shaelee Franck, a senior at Nixa High School, has become the all‑time leading scorer in Lady Eagles history and reached 100 career goals. Her coach, Evan Palmer, praises her fun‑loving attitude and exceptional skill, while the team eyes back‑to‑back Final Fours and a Division I future at Northern Iowa.
Troy University has released the dates, opponents and television networks for its first four games, highlighting a competitive slate that includes a Sun Belt opener against Southern Miss and key matchups against regional rivals.
A look at the rising talent in the 2027 fantasy football draft, from standout prospects like Jeremiah Smith to the strategic case for investing in next‑year picks over this year’s late‑first‑round options.
The 2026 college football season will feature a highly anticipated November 7 clash between the Missouri Tigers and the Texas Longhorns, a game that could reshape the SEC landscape.
Ozark School District has named Ray Godfrey as interim head football coach after Jeremy Cordell stepped down, bringing decades of local experience to guide the program until a permanent appointment is made.
Mizzou’s hitting coach Bryson LeBlanc will not return for a fourth season, prompting a search for his successor amid a roster in flux and the expected return of head coach Kerrick Jackson.
A bipartisan bill championed by Sens. Ted Cruz and Maria Cantwell is poised to rewrite the rules governing college sports, introducing limited antitrust protections, a hard salary cap and a new media‑rights model.
After a single season with Mizzou, hitting coach Bryson LeBlanc will not return, prompting a search for a new mentor as head coach Kerrick Jackson prepares for the next season.
The Ohio State Buckeyes secured a major commitment from Prince Goldsby, a top‑ranked linebacker from Missouri, strengthening their 2027 recruiting haul.
During the SEC spring meetings, Texas A&M head coach Mike Elko outlined the economic pressures facing college football, urging regulatory measures to sustain the sport.
A retrospective on the five games that have shaped Texas A&M's football legacy, highlighting triumphs that resonated across campus and beyond.
Georgia’s latest recruiting class has slipped to 33rd nationally, a stark contrast to the program’s historic consistency under Kirby Smart. The article explores the class composition, compares it with other SEC teams, and examines expert commentary from Jeff Sentell.
Over 14 weeks, Baseball America highlighted top college baseball talent, honoring 151 players and spotlighting repeat performers, including five‑time selection Evan Dempsey.
Ahmad Hardy, the Missouri running back who led the SEC in rushing last season, is recovering after being shot in the leg while leaving a concert in Mississippi. His coach notes there are no established return‑to‑play protocols for such injuries.
Brown University's baseball program revealed a ten-player signing class that promises to reshape the squad ahead of the 2030 season, building on a 23-20 record and Ivy League Tournament final appearance in 2026.
Mexico's girls' soccer team concluded a 4‑17 campaign with a 3‑1 loss to Wright City in the Class 2 District 4 quarterfinal, a rematch from an earlier 5‑1 defeat.
The Lady Vols have announced a flurry of offers to top high school prospects, adding transfers and an international freshman to a roster that already boasts 14 pledges for the 2026‑27 season.
The Cyclones' staff reshuffle brings in Cincinnati and Bradley alumni, sparking early connections with top recruit Josiah Harrington.
Missouri State’s baseball team heads to Kansas for a high‑stakes matchup, with tickets set to disappear quickly.
Colt Emerson's rapid ascent from Ohio to a $95 million, eight‑year deal with the Seattle Mariners, highlighted by a historic 4-for-4 debut and a climb to the sixth‑best prospect in baseball.
With the Illini poised for a championship run, key decisions on player retention and draft projections could reshape the roster for the 2026‑27 season.
After a distinguished career spanning nearly three decades, Jay Spoonhour, son of Missouri State legend Charlie Spoonhour, rejoins the university in a new role, bringing extensive coaching experience and a legacy of player development.
Ole Miss brings back a core group of linemen while facing stiff competition from Missouri, LSU, Florida, Texas and Georgia, each reshaping their fronts for the upcoming season.
Riley Greene’s refined plate discipline and all‑field approach have elevated his overall performance, offering the Tigers a promising foundation for future success.