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Former Blazer standout Zakyia Weathersby rejoins UAB women's basketball as an assistant coach, bringing a decorated playing career and recent graduate‑assistant experience to the program.
Coach Tianni Kelly announced a 10‑player signing class that includes four Division I transfers, two junior‑college standouts and four returning players, aiming to strengthen the Owls’ competitiveness.
The 2023 Mississippi Coast football class produced standout athletes whose collegiate journeys span Alabama, Georgia, and beyond, illustrating the region's enduring impact on the sport.
The University of North Texas has signed Braylon Barnes, a 6‑foot‑4 guard from Jones College, highlighting his impressive stats, hometown roots and the endorsement of head coach Daniyal Robinson.
Avery Thomas II, a standout forward with a basketball pedigree, is poised to play a pivotal role in Kennesaw State’s defense of its C‑USA crown in the 2026‑27 season.
Jackson State’s 2023 recruiting class, once heralded as a potential turning point, has been dramatically reshaped since the start of the season. Of the 21 prospects that signed that year, only three remain on the roster, while the rest have either transferred or exhausted their eligibility.
Fresh out of Chipola College, 27‑year‑old Trent Short is set to lead Tallahassee State College’s men’s basketball team, blending youthful energy with a clear set of championship goals.
Tate Duncan, a 24‑year‑old certified strength coach and former college baseball player, has taken the helm of the baseball program at Adams County Christian School in Natchez, Mississippi.
The 2026 season saw historic strikeout numbers, unbeaten streaks and a cascade of awards that underscore the Gulf Coast’s dominance in high school baseball.
Travis Creel, a two‑time team captain and 2009 College World Series alumnus, is named head coach of Jacksonville State’s baseball program, bringing seven years of coaching experience and a deep regional pedigree.
The university announced that Travis Creel will lead the baseball program, drawing on a career that spans playing, recruiting, and coaching at several Southeastern institutions.
After a distinguished stint at the University of Southern Mississippi, Travis Creel is named the sixth head coach of Jacksonville State’s baseball program, bringing seven years of coaching experience and a College World Series pedigree.
Old Dominion’s men’s basketball program welcomes seven transfers for the upcoming season, highlighted by forward Kylan Howze, whose defensive prowess and collegiate experience span junior college and Division I.
Head coach Cuonzo Martin announced the commitment of guard Dylan Rowe, a Jones College transfer, to the Missouri State Bears for the upcoming 2026‑27 campaign.
The school revealed that Bam Bryant will oversee the passing game and wide receivers, while Silas Corder takes charge of quarterbacks and assists with middle‑school baseball.
Baton Rouge Community College has appointed Jonathan Parker as its new head baseball coach, tapping a proven recruiter and developer of talent to lead the program toward championship aspirations.
The college announced Parker’s appointment, highlighting his record at Jones College and his vision for a culture of accountability and academic excellence.
The 2026 St. Tammany Farmer All‑Parish Baseball Team recognizes top high school players, highlighting outstanding performances by Connor Smith, Greyson Parker, Jacob Seward, and others.
The program announced a roster overhaul featuring five transfers and three high‑school recruits, highlighting standout performances and coach Antoine Pettway’s vision for the upcoming campaign.
The program announced a substantial roster upgrade for the 2026‑27 season, blending experienced transfers with top high school talent under head coach Antoine Pettway.
The Owls have signed five transfers and three high‑school recruits, including standout prospects from Kentucky and Georgia, while retaining key contributors.
The college announced the hiring of Brett Rutherford as Director of Athletics and Trent Short as head men's basketball coach, highlighting their extensive experience and commitment to student success.
The appointments mark a strategic shift in leadership, blending institutional familiarity with proven coaching success.
The college announced leadership changes aimed at strengthening its athletics departments and enhancing the student‑athlete experience.