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Georgia added four transfers in a single day, highlighted by right‑hander Matthew Cuccias and shortstop Casey McCoy, propelling the program to the top of the transfer portal rankings.
Louisiana Tech University announced the signing of three standout athletes, each with a distinct collegiate background, as the program looks to strengthen its roster for the upcoming campaign.
After capturing the Southland Conference regular‑season title and scoring a historic win over a ranked side, the Northwestern State men’s soccer team faces a rugged 2026 schedule that begins with matches against Oklahoma, LSU and Houston.
Six players from Louisiana Tech’s baseball squad have entered the transfer portal, prompting coach Cooper Fouts to discuss the challenges and the team’s adaptive approach.
The latest preseason All-Louisiana selections highlight a deep talent pool, featuring top transfers, record‑breaking rushers and emerging NFL prospects as coaches and players gear up for the 2026 campaign.
With 682 career wins, Coach Mike McConathy reshaped college basketball in Louisiana, blending relentless work ethic with deep community roots.
The 2026 Northwest Herald All-Area Girls Soccer Team honors the most impactful players from across the region, recognizing their contributions to high school soccer this season.
Louisiana Tech announced the signing of outfielder Bryce Adams and catcher/utility player Clint Seymore, bolstering the roster with proven hitters and defensive standouts.
Old Dominion's women's soccer team has released its 2026 slate, featuring seven home contests, a tough non‑conference slate and a Sun Belt schedule that includes matchups against Duke, Virginia Tech and a host of conference powerhouses.
The Cowgirls' 2026 campaign begins with a home exhibition on Aug. 6, then travels to Alcorn State before a series of home fixtures, conference road trips and a final stretch that culminates in the Southland Conference Tournament in Commerce, Texas.
Arkansas reveals its full slate of games for the upcoming season, highlighting home‑and‑away contests, new coaching milestones and a push to return to the NCAA Tournament.
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.
The University of Nebraska mourns the passing of longtime assistant coach George Darlington, whose 30‑year career helped shape three national championships and a lasting legacy within college football.
Former Nebraska assistant coach George Darlington, a three‑time national champion and one of the most enduring figures in Cornhusker history, passed away at age 87 in Lincoln.
After a redshirt freshman season that produced three interceptions and a blocked‑field‑goal return for a touchdown, Vaught looks to build on his playmaking reputation as the Spartans aim to improve a defense that forced only five passes last year.
Louisiana Tech announced its full 2026 schedule, marking the Bulldogs’ inaugural season in the Sun Belt Conference under head coach Matt Lodge. The slate features exhibition games, a home‑heavy early stretch and the conference championship set for November in Foley, Alabama.
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.
A look ahead at the October 24, 2026 showdown between West Virginia and TCU, where the Horned Frogs aim to extend their series lead at home.
Sophomore first baseman Trey Hawsey from West Monroe was named to the ABCA/Rawlings All-South Region First Team, highlighting a breakout season that includes 76 hits, 15 homers and 47 RBI.
The 2026 All-Area baseball squad was announced, recognizing standout athletes from across northwest Louisiana. Kade Luker of Cedar Creek was named Athlete of the Year, while Luke Delafield, Braden Jones and Jackson Lee received additional top honors.
The annual All-Area baseball team highlights standout performances from across northwest Louisiana, recognizing athletes, pitchers, and coaches who led their schools to notable seasons.
The Lady Techsters have announced the signing of Brittani Wells, Alana Obianozie, Jordyn McNeal and Monica Salort Del Saz, alongside two freshmen, expanding the roster for the upcoming 2026‑27 season.