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Louisiana Tech has released its 2026 fall soccer schedule, marking the program’s first season in the Sun Belt Conference. The lineup includes exhibition games, a home‑centric start, and the team's inaugural conference opponents, with head coach Matt Lodge entering his first year. The season will culminate in the Sun Belt Championship in Foley, Alabama, scheduled for November 9‑14.
The University of Arkansas women's basketball team will begin the 2026-27 campaign with a historic early-season road trip, highlighted by the San Diego Classic and a series of home matchups that promise new milestones for the program.
Ole Miss is battling in the 2026 College World Series and preparing for the 2027 season, adding fresh talent while keeping its current roster intact.
Cincinnati Bearcats head coach Scott Satterfield is steering the program toward a fresh start, focusing on a roster filled with newcomers, a renewed emphasis on responsible gambling, and a schedule that promises marquee matchups.
UCF hosts its second group of 2027 recruits this weekend, featuring four of the five verbal commits and a host of other standout players who are shaping the program's next chapter.
Brody Trosclair chose Tennessee after a visit that emphasized comfort, relationships, and the promise of contributing to a pitching staff on the rise.
From a 554‑322 record to a legacy of 100‑win milestones at three Power Four programs, Kristy Curry brings a disciplined, family‑first approach to the University of South Florida.
Will Davis, son of longtime coach Randy Davis, brings a deep‑rooted passion and a proven track record to the University of Houston baseball program, hoping to revive a dormant team and honor his family's legacy.
The Radiance Technologies Independence Bowl’s 15th annual Youth Football Clinic brought together more than 300 children and a roster of college coaches in Shreveport, highlighting a collaborative effort among several Louisiana institutions.
A look at three often‑overlooked players whose return could reshape Virginia Tech’s performance on both sides of the ball.
The University of Tennessee announced the hiring of Austin Knight, a highly decorated pitching coach, to lead its staff and develop the next generation of MLB talent.
Armstrong Nnodim, a transfer defensive tackle, is expected to anchor Penn State’s interior line and could be a key factor as the Nittany Lions aim for a Top 25 start under new head coach Matt Campbell.
TCU's football program announced the verbal commitment of safety Landon Johnson, a 6‑foot‑1, 180‑pound defender who previously pledged to Louisiana Tech. His addition marks the third recent commitment, pushing the class to six.
The National Football Foundation's 2027 College Football Hall of Fame ballot includes three Louisiana Tech alumni whose careers left lasting impacts on the program and the sport.
Jacob Carruth, a former Captain Shreve quarterback, has been hired as head coach at St. Mary’s School in Natchitoches, Louisiana, bringing his North Louisiana roots and coaching experience back to a program with a proud tradition.
The 2026 college baseball regular season concluded after fourteen weeks, spotlighting 69 freshmen and a host of emerging stars across the nation.
The region's talent pipeline is reshaping college recruiting landscapes, with multiple local athletes securing offers from elite programs across the country.
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 Louisiana Tech senior, boasting a 3.95 GPA in Professional Aviation, is recognized among 11 Conference USA student-athletes for his academic and athletic achievements.
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.
A spotlight on the standout athletes from Monroe and surrounding areas whose achievements continue to inspire.