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NASCAR driver Ross Chastain spent a day at East Tennessee State University, linking his racing career with the university’s Esports program and Bristol Motor Speedway’s upcoming fall weekend.
The Lancers open their 2025 campaign at home against East Tennessee State, looking to build on a 1‑0 win over VMI and a strong preseason position.
ETSU Men's Soccer aims to improve its record with new talent, coach Allen Vital’s emphasis on work ethic, and standout performances from Noe Delmotte and Hugo Martinez as the season opener approaches.
Samford announces a 32‑game slate featuring 16 home contests, a mix of non‑conference road trips and a full Southern Conference slate, while returning key players and addressing recent departures.
With preseason practices set to end on September 5, the Blue Raiders are integrating experienced coordinators and transfer talent to reshape both sides of the ball.
Quarterbacks, head coaches and defensive standouts shared their plans, personal updates and program goals during the 2026 FCS media days across the United States.
The University of Memphis announced the appointment of Nate Getman as its new primary goalkeeper coach, bringing a blend of collegiate playing experience, diverse coaching stints, and a family tradition of leadership in soccer.
From social media to gameday logistics, ETSU interns are shaping a summer of baseball while building skills for the future.
A look at how a father’s head‑coach experience and his son’s playing background have shaped a unique partnership for the Buccaneers’ men’s soccer program.
Advanced metrics paint a mixed picture of UNC's 2026 outlook, with coaching changes and schedule difficulty shaping the narrative around Bill Belichick's future.
Fans got a first look at the Buccaneers in Johnson City, where coaches highlighted community support and championship ambitions.
A look at the standout players, defensive upgrades and coaching changes that will define the 2026 Southern Conference campaign.
As the 2026 SoCon football season looms, teams like Western Carolina, Mercer and Tennessee Tech bring new storylines, key players and coaching changes that could reshape the league.
Michael Harpster, a standout pitcher for East Tennessee State University, was chosen by the New York Yankees in the seventh round of the 2026 MLB Draft, marking the fourth straight season a Bucs player has been drafted.
New Webb School football coach George Quarles brings an 11‑title legacy from Maryville, focusing on work ethic, realistic 2026 goals, and the evolving dynamics of high school sports.
Billy Napier discusses the challenges he faced at Florida, the changes he implemented at James Madison, and his vision for rebuilding the program.
From a humbling opening loss to East Tennessee State to a ten‑win season, head coach Clark Lea and his staff have reshaped Vanderbilt football through hard work, strategic recruitment and a clear vision for the future.
East Tennessee State University has hired Dwight Perry, the former Wofford head coach who led his team to the 2025 NCAA Tournament, as associate head coach for the Buccaneers' men's basketball program. Head coach Brooks Savage highlighted Perry's expertise and familiarity with the Southern Conference as key assets for the team's future success.
The Hokies will open the season on the road against Ohio State before returning to Blacksburg for their first home game against Howard, setting the stage for a demanding schedule that includes contests with former NCAA Tournament powerhouses and reigning ACC champion SMU.
University of Texas head coach Jim Schlossnagle unveiled the additions of Jack Marder and Caleb Longley to his staff, emphasizing their complementary responsibilities and extensive experience.
Gage Peterson's award‑winning performance and projected draft status dominate a season marked by standout hitters, conference accolades, and a flurry of transfer announcements.
Rising senior Antonio Dickey Jr. is targeting a Division I football scholarship while sharpening his game and GPA for the upcoming season.
The new youth camp offers children a chance to learn from ETSU coaches on the very field where the Buccaneers compete, fostering future support for the program.
A ranking of the region’s most dominant offensive linemen highlights players who have logged pancake blocks, earned all‑state honors and attracted Division I attention.