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President Wendy Hensel of the University of Hawaiʻi has been selected to represent the Mountain West Conference on the College Football Playoff Board of Managers, a move that underscores the conference’s expanding footprint in collegiate sports leadership.
President Wendy Hensel’s selection to the College Football Playoff Board of Managers underscores the Mountain West Conference’s expanding influence in national athletics.
President Wendy Hensel’s new role on the College Football Playoff Board of Managers brings fresh leadership to a pivotal governing body, as the University of Hawaiʻi prepares for full conference membership.
The Spartans enter a transformed Mountain West Conference, facing low media expectations while battling for a fresh start under new leadership and a revamped roster.
The Spartans enter a revamped conference with a new quarterback battle, a depleted receiving corps and a schedule that pits them against both familiar foes and new challengers.
With key departures and new rivals, San Jose State enters the revamped Mountain West with a fresh quarterback battle and high hopes for a competitive season.
The conference announced dates, broadcast partners and structural changes that aim to increase postseason opportunities for its member schools.
The Rainbow Warriors and Rainbow Wahine are set to debut in the 2027 Mountain West Basketball Championships, aiming for an automatic NCAA tournament berth.
The Mountain West Conference has unveiled the schedule, format and broadcast partners for its 2027 Credit Union 1 Basketball Championships, set to take place at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas.
The Mountain West Conference announced the launch of MW+, a direct‑to‑consumer streaming service powered by Kiswe, marking a significant shift in how the league delivers its athletic content to fans across the United States.
The Mountain West Conference's MW+ platform will stream Bison football games, providing fans worldwide with live coverage, replays and original programming, while generating revenue for NDSU Athletics.
North Dakota State University’s football program has cleared a major hurdle as the NCAA Division I Cabinet voted to lift the two‑year postseason ban that had shadowed the Bison since their move to the Football Bowl Subdivision. The decision permits NDSU to qualify for bowl games once it reaches six victories in a season, a milestone that could reshape the team’s recruiting narrative and fan engagement.
The conference has introduced a new wordmark, color palette and tagline that reflect its commitment to student‑athletes and a bold future.
Former NDSU interim president Rick Berg discusses the ambitious transition to Division I FBS, the financial calculus, and the new alliances forming within the Mountain West Conference.
NDSU's new affiliate membership in the Mountain West Conference will see the Bison compete at the Football Bowl Subdivision level this fall, aligning with the university's long‑term goals and preserving its multisport conference commitments.