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Austin Peay State University will host the Tennessee Volunteers in the season‑opening game on Aug. 31, 2031, marking the third meeting since 2013 and underscoring the program’s push to compete with an SEC powerhouse.
Preseason practice is underway for Marshall University’s women’s soccer squad, highlighted by an upcoming free exhibition match against Delaware, preseason awards, and a sixth‑place ranking in the Sun Belt Conference poll.
Fernanda Dantas, a transfer from Marshall, was selected among 40 student‑athletes for the MAC Hermann Trophy Defenders to Watch List, highlighting her rise as a key defensive talent for Oklahoma Soccer.
After guiding Louisiana to a 41‑25 record and a NCAA Tournament Regional appearance, coach Matt Deggs outlines the roster moves and ambitions that could bring the Cajuns to the College World Series in 2027.
Every fall, the Marshall Thundering Herd laces up for a mile‑long run to Spring Hill Cemetery, remembering the 75 lives lost in a 1970 plane crash and celebrating the program’s deep roots in Huntington.
Every fall, the Marshall University football squad begins conditioning with a solemn run to Spring Hill Cemetery, honoring those lost in the 1970 plane crash that claimed 37 players and staff. The ritual culminates in a breakfast with former athletes known as the "Herd Brothers," underscoring the program’s deep-rooted culture as the new season looms.
The newly formed Women's Pro Baseball League (WPBL) is set to begin its first season, bringing together teams from New York, Boston, Los Angeles and San Francisco at a single venue in Springfield, Illinois.
Hough leads the 2026 preseason Top 25, with Providence Day and Grimsley close behind, as key player commitments and a western dominance reshape North Carolina football expectations.
The Women's Pro Baseball League (WPBL) will open its first season this weekend, bringing together teams from major U.S. markets at a historic stadium in Illinois, with an advisory board that includes pioneers from the sport's past and rising stars of today.
The newly formed Women's Pro Baseball League will launch its first season this year, featuring teams from major U.S. cities and games at Springfield's Robin Roberts Stadium.
Virginia Tech enters the 2026 season with a seasoned special teams group, anchored by returning kicker John Love, punter Nathan Totten and long snapper Christian Epling, while the return game remains the primary uncertainty.
The Sun Belt Conference announced that Marshall’s quarterback Carlos Del Rio‑Wilson will lead the 2026 preseason awards, highlighting a return that includes 2,043 passing yards, 600 rushing yards and a new single‑season rushing record for a quarterback.
The Mountaineers will kick off the 2026‑2027 campaign on August 13, celebrating three decades of soccer while fielding a roster that blends veteran talent with fresh faces.
Arizona’s football program is preparing for the 2026 campaign, focusing on a strengthened ground game led by returning backs and new additions.
Marshall’s football program prepares for Sun Belt Media Days in New Orleans, showcasing award‑winning players and early season expectations.
Trent Fraley, a decorated center from North Dakota State, arrives in East Lansing with accolades and a proven pass‑blocking record, aiming to bolster Michigan State’s offensive line.
The recent MLB draft has set the stage for a unique college career that blends football and baseball, raising questions about scholarship money, competition and the program’s future.
After an impressive college stint that included a transfer from Marshall and strong stats at Arkansas, Maika Niu has agreed to a free‑agent contract with the New York Yankees, joining a growing pipeline of Razorbacks in the organization.
During Big 12 media days in Texas, linebacker Trey Lathan outlined the team's increased depth at linebacker, highlighted impactful transfers, and discussed the quarterback competition that will shape the 2026 campaign.
The Nittany Lions are evaluating key competitions at defensive end, tackle, running back, line, center and punter as they prepare for the upcoming season.
A spectacular 4‑6‑3 play and strong offensive contributions from WVU freshmen highlight a high‑scoring win in the Northwoods League.
Defending Class 2A champions Lexington Christian Academy return a host of standout players and three senior FBS commits, aiming to extend their success under a culture that prizes selflessness over trophies.
Fall camp will determine starter roles across the Nittany Lions' defense and special teams, highlighting both established talent and emerging prospects.
After a Starkville Regional final finish in 2026, Louisiana’s baseball program is reshaping its roster through the transfer portal, retaining core freshmen and adding experienced talent like Manny Salas, positioning the team for a stronger postseason in 2027.