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Coaches from eight OVC institutions have selected defensive standouts for the 2026 season, marking the league’s return to its own identity after three years with the Big South and setting the stage for an upcoming Predicted Order of Finish and Media Day in Nashville.
Gardner-Webb announced the hiring of Brett Carey, a coach whose career spans multiple mid-major programs and includes developing All-Conference talent, as the new associate head coach for its men's basketball team.
The Ohio Valley Conference released its preseason poll, placing Lindenwood third with 37 points and a first‑place vote, while outlining a demanding schedule and ticket opportunities for fans.
A preseason poll released at the OVC media day on July 17 projects Tennessee State to finish at the bottom of the conference for the second consecutive year, while UT Martin receives the most first‑place votes.
Kansas State's interior defensive line is being rebuilt through a wave of transfers and fresh talent, as the program adapts to new eligibility rules and looks toward a promising future.
Ty'Quarius Shannon, a 6-3, 205-pound prospect from Winnsboro, South Carolina, announced his commitment to Gardner-Webb University, passing on offers from The Citadel, Campbell, East Tennessee State and Morgan State.
A look at the top returning flag football players in the Greater Savannah area as they prepare for the 2026 season and a potential state championship showdown.
The Gardner‑Webb men's basketball program revealed a challenging non‑conference schedule that includes marquee road tests and key home games, aiming to prepare the team for the upcoming Big South season.
Drew Terpins, the only active NAIA player in the Cape Cod Baseball League, is reshaping expectations as a defensive standout and a key contributor to Falmouth's postseason hopes.
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.
Gardner‑Webb’s women’s basketball program receives special mention in the WBCA Academic Top 25, underscoring a 3.57 team GPA and conference‑wide scholarly achievement.
Gardner‑Webb University announced the hiring of Brandon Medina, a coach with a strong playing background and recent success at Palm Beach Atlantic, to lead its women's soccer program forward.
The Gardner‑Webb University women’s soccer program has released its 2026 fall schedule, featuring a strong early home stretch, a challenging road trip, and a full Big South conference campaign.
The Demon Deacons reveal a demanding road trip that includes Power Four opponents, a neutral‑site clash with West Virginia and participation in the Battle 4 Atlantis tournament.
A three‑year contract keeps Rich Wall at the helm as the Penguins celebrate a historic season, highlighted by Kamryn Rosa’s Horizon League Freshman of the Year honor.
A look at the elite high school seniors in the Big Bend area, their college offers, commitments and the schools they may join next season
Kennesaw State University announced a four‑coach expansion that brings extensive Division I and professional experience to the Owls' bench.
Max Weir’s appointment as head baseball coach at the University of Massachusetts follows a season of rapid improvement, highlighted by player accolades and a near‑miss at the MAC playoffs.
The Ohio Valley Conference announces its football programs will compete under the OVC banner beginning in 2026, ending a three‑year alliance with the Big South and rebranding eight member institutions for greater national visibility.
The upcoming season opens on August 16 against Alabama State and features a 16‑match slate, including key battles with High Point, Gardner‑Webb and Charleston Southern, culminating in a potential NCAA Tournament berth.
The Ohio Valley Conference announces a rebranding of its football league for the 2026 season, ending its partnership with the Big South and introducing a unified identity for its eight member institutions.
The Lancers will open the 2026 campaign with two early friendlies, host their first home game against Coastal Carolina, and navigate a full Big South slate that culminates in a home finale against Radford.
Coach Todd Dyer has released the Longwood women's soccer team's 2026 schedule, highlighting nine home games, eight road tests, and a slate of regional opponents leading into the Big South tournament in November.