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A recent lawsuit has restored Victory Vaka’s fifth‑year eligibility, allowing the former Western Kentucky standout to join Middle Tennessee State and open the season against Murray State.
The Hilltoppers secured a 4‑1 exhibition win and a shutout against Ball State, highlighted by defensive star April McDonald and goalkeeper Mia Riddick, as they prepare to face Union on Aug. 27.
WKU's defensive midfielder April McDonald earned Conference USA Defensive Player of the Week after a pivotal role in the team's 2-0-2 start, scoring key goals and helping secure shutouts.
Western Kentucky University’s women’s basketball program has released its non‑conference schedule for the 2026‑27 season, a 13‑game slate that blends home‑court advantages with a demanding road circuit.
Southern Illinois University will host Western Kentucky on August 28, 2027, at Houchens Industries‑L.T. Smith Stadium, marking the first meeting between the two Gateway Conference rivals since 2006 and launching a season that includes two FBS opponents.
Nevada's football program will earn nearly $900,000 from a carefully crafted non‑conference slate, highlighting how payouts shape future scheduling decisions.
The upcoming induction ceremony will recognize track star Angie Bradley, quarterback Brandon Doughty, NFL tight end Jack Doyle and baseball slugger Matt Rice, whose careers left indelible marks on Western Kentucky sports.
Trey Naughton, a highly rated high school long snapper, navigated a turbulent college career marked by transfers, a severe spinal injury, and a decisive shift toward aviation training.
Missouri outshooted Western Kentucky 7‑2 in the first half but could not break a disciplined defense, with goalkeeper Kate Phillips and Brianna Buels among those featured in a tense opening match.
With key departures and no defined roles, Duke's defensive backs are relying on a wave of transfer talent to stabilize the secondary before the season‑opening clash with Tulane.
The Commercial Appeal's Dandy Dozen list spotlights the elite high school football players from the Memphis area who are committing to major college programs, highlighting key statistics and future prospects.
Indiana’s recent College Football Playoff run hinged on a schedule stacked with FCS opponents, prompting debate over whether the Big Ten’s claim of league superiority holds up against more rigorous matchups.
Samford University's women's soccer team edged Ole Miss 2‑1 in an exhibition match, highlighted by Avery Stevens' penalty and Brinley Murphy's decisive goal, setting the tone for a season that will see the Bulldogs travel to Notre Dame and host Belmont.
The 2026 Oregon State football staff features a blend of seasoned coaches and emerging graduate assistants, each bringing unique playing and coaching experiences to the program.
Pete Nochta has been appointed general manager of the University of Kentucky football program, overseeing personnel operations and recruiting strategy while bringing a lifelong connection to the state.
Oregon State's 2026 defensive staff blends seasoned coordinators with proven recruiters, aiming to fix past shortcomings and strengthen the team's outlook.
Pete Nochta, a longtime assistant in college football, succeeds Pat Biondo as Kentucky’s general manager, overseeing recruiting, roster moves and player evaluation.
Michigan State's offensive line overhaul centers on UConn transfer Ben Murawski, whose run‑blocking prowess could transform the team's ground game.
A senior defensive lineman at Western Kentucky University confronts a scholarship revocation and NCAA waiver denial after his mother's sudden death, navigating a complex path toward the 2026 season.
The 2026 schedule features 18 matches, including non‑conference battles with Duke, Miami and UCF, and culminates with the Conference USA tournament in Newark, Delaware.
With returning All-Conference talent, key transfers and the development of sophomore quarterback Jared Lockhart, the Jackson State Tigers are poised to defend their SWAC crown and return to Atlanta for a third straight year.
The University of Evansville women's basketball program is entering the 2026‑27 campaign with a new head coach at the helm, Ben Wierzba, who brings a fresh philosophy and a clear vision for the future.
The Hoosiers are slated for a ten‑win campaign with two losses, including tight contests against Ohio State and Michigan, while favored to dominate non‑conference foes.
The Hoosiers' defensive line returns two All‑American performers and adds a transfer and a quartet of highly rated freshmen, setting the stage for another dominant season.