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Jakobe Thomas, a 2026 third‑round draft pick safety for the Minnesota Vikings, spent a day mentoring young athletes at the Sports International youth football camp at the University of St. Thomas, sharing reflections on his early career, fan support in Minnesota, and his goals for the upcoming season.
New Mexico State will open the 2026 season against Florida State, while a host of quarterback transfers and returning starters shape the landscape of the Aggies' slate.
Gage Peterson's award‑winning performance and projected draft status dominate a season marked by standout hitters, conference accolades, and a flurry of transfer announcements.
Tyler Minnick and Karim Al‑Amin were celebrated for their outstanding performances on the field and in the classroom, highlighting Middle Tennessee State University’s commitment to holistic student development.
Mississippi State's women's basketball program is entering a pivotal season as head coach Sam Purcell finalizes a roster that blends experience with fresh talent. The 2026‑27 squad features six transfers and two incoming freshmen, each selected for their ability to contribute immediately.
Coach Sam Purcell reshapes the Bulldogs' lineup with a mix of experienced transfers and high‑profile freshmen, targeting a taller, more versatile squad for the upcoming season.
Marshall University welcomes Bosnian forward Visilije Kuridza and reveals a nine‑member Hall of Fame class that includes Jon Elmore, Shayna Gore and Morgan Zerkle.
Head coach Sam Purcell introduces a new mantra aimed at strengthening the roster, improving SEC performance and securing an NCAA tournament berth.
Four‑star quarterback Andre Adams announced his pledge to the Colorado Buffaloes and Coach Deion Sanders in April 2024, citing a growing relationship and a desire to help the program ascend. With a 10‑2 record at Antioch and a suite of accolades, Adams is now turning his focus to the upcoming 2026 campaign.
The latest all‑west Tennessee high school baseball squads spotlight standout players and coaches, from record‑setting pitchers to batters who topped the charts.
The Aggies' 2026 football season features a challenging opening game at Florida State, a mid‑week stretch of contests, and a nationally televised Rio Grande Rivalry, offering fans a packed itinerary of road trips and home battles.
Senior catcher Tyler Minnick of Middle Tennessee State University received Conference USA’s Spirit of Service Award, highlighting his extensive volunteer work, perfect academic record and standout performance on the baseball field.
The Blue Raiders announce the addition of Justin Levine, a coach whose five‑year tenure at UNC Asheville produced championship seasons and an NCAA Tournament berth, as an assistant for the 2026‑27 campaign.
Michigan State anticipates a swift contribution from freshman wide receiver Samson Gash, whose record-setting sprint times and impressive high school statistics position him as a key offensive weapon.
Florida's 2027 recruiting class has climbed to the third spot nationally, amassing 22 commitments under first‑year head coach Jon Sumrall. The early haul already includes 16 blue‑chip prospects, signaling a strategic shift that could reshape the roster in the coming years.
The university reveals the date, opponent, fan experience upgrades, and ticket sale schedule for its 2026 home football season opener.
Auburn University’s men’s basketball team has added Middle Tennessee to its non‑conference slate, sparking excitement from Coach Bruce Pearl as the first‑ever Rocket City Classic showdown approaches.
The Blue Raiders have locked in a challenging non‑conference slate that includes a game against Auburn in the Rocket City Classic and a trip to Kansas, offering both prestige and preparation for the upcoming season.
Middle Tennessee State University’s men’s basketball team has announced a challenging non‑conference schedule, highlighted by a December showdown with Auburn in Huntsville as part of the Rocket City Classic.
Middle Tennessee State University will host a high‑profile non‑conference game against Auburn University on December 15, 2026, at Propst Arena in Huntsville, Alabama, marking the fourth edition of the Rocket City Classic.
The December 15 matchup at VBC Propst Arena marks the Tigers’ return to Huntsville, a city where they last played in the 2023‑24 season, and promises an early‑season test against a consistently competitive opponent.
Duke’s recent ACC championship sets the stage for an ambitious defense rebuild, with new cornerbacks stepping into key roles
The Nittany Lions are undergoing a major overhaul, adding new players and staff while aiming to increase size, athleticism and skill.
Middle Tennessee State will meet Kansas on November 6, 2026, in Lawrence, marking the first meeting since 2000 and offering a glimpse of both teams' early-season form.