
Kennesaw State Launches 2015 Club for Premium Football Experience
Kennesaw State University has opened the 2015 Club at Fifth Third Stadium, offering fans a premium communal space with all‑you‑can‑eat buffets, drink tickets and field‑level access.
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Kennesaw State University has opened the 2015 Club at Fifth Third Stadium, offering fans a premium communal space with all‑you‑can‑eat buffets, drink tickets and field‑level access.
After a 13‑19 season, the Bulldogs are reshaping their lineup, retaining only guard Josh Hubbard and bolstering the squad with experienced transfers and fresh talent.
Coach Chris Jans is rebuilding Mississippi State’s basketball roster after a 13‑19 season, adding transfers, freshmen and an international player to boost scoring and size.

At the 2026 Conference USA Football Kickoff in Arlington, Texas, Kennesaw State’s football representatives outlined the upcoming season schedule, ticket pricing and a philanthropic initiative aimed at enhancing student‑athlete experiences.

Two former Owls pitchers secure promotions, marking a notable step in their professional careers and highlighting Kennesaw State's growing impact on the sport.

NASCAR driver Ricky Stenhouse Jr. visited Kennesaw State University to tour the Motorsports facilities and speak with engineering students about the intersection of racing and engineering.

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.

The league released its full schedule, highlighting WKU’s opening game against Kennesaw State and a March championship in Huntsville.

The Owls will begin their Conference USA slate on the road, face a packed 18‑game schedule, and host the league championship in March.

Kennesaw State’s aggressive defensive unit, freshened by a mix of veterans and newcomers, prepares for a challenging 2026 schedule while honoring the relationships that shaped its recent success.

The Owls are gearing up for the 2026 season, offering tickets from $25 and season passes from $125 while defending their Conference USA title.
Adjusting to Rick Barnes’ demanding practices, Christian Fermin brings interior size, defensive grit and a local AAU program to the Tennessee frontcourt.
Collin Klein made his first appearance as Kansas State's head coach at Big 12 Media Days in Frisco, Texas, where he discussed offensive strategy, player health and the impact of new NCAA eligibility rules on quarterback Avery Johnson.

Mississippi State adds games against Jackson State and Xavier to its nonconference schedule as it rebuilds under Coach Chris Jans, aiming for an NCAA Tournament return.

Collin Klein, a 2012 Heisman Trophy finalist and longtime Kansas State assistant, is now the head coach tasked with revitalizing the Wildcats after a 6‑6 season.

The upcoming EA Sports College Football 27, slated for a July 9 release, will feature four former Bay County standouts, highlighting their collegiate milestones and in‑game ratings.
EA Sports' College Football 27 will launch on July 9, showcasing four former Bay County high school stars now making their mark at Duke, SMU, Kennesaw State and Missouri.

Noah Wilson’s record‑breaking 30‑yard dash at the MLB Draft Combine and his .385 batting average underscore a standout season for Tennessee’s top high school baseball players.

Kennesaw State University student Sofia Cupertino is covering the FIFA World Cup in Atlanta, turning her lifelong passion for the sport into a visual storytelling career.

Electronic Arts has released detailed player ratings for East Carolina University in EA Sports College Football 27, ahead of the worldwide launch on July 9, 2026. The Pirates rank near the bottom of the American Conference, but several athletes earn high marks.

Transfer portal activity highlights a strategic addition for the Trojans, as veteran talent prepares to bolster the roster ahead of the 2027 season.

The debate over a publicly financed Major League Baseball stadium in the Raleigh area reveals a misplaced priority: using state money to enrich private sports franchises instead of investing in broad economic growth.

Recent legislative interest in using state money for a Major League Baseball stadium raises economic and fairness concerns that deserve careful scrutiny.

A recent push to fund a Major League Baseball stadium in Wake County raises questions about the wisdom of using public dollars for a private venture, especially when the economic benefits are dubious.