Ole Miss Softball Announces 2027 SEC Schedule
Ole Miss softball will open its 2027 SEC season in March with series against Auburn, Arkansas, Kentucky, and more. The schedule includes the SEC tournament in Madison, Alabama.
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Ole Miss softball will open its 2027 SEC season in March with series against Auburn, Arkansas, Kentucky, and more. The schedule includes the SEC tournament in Madison, Alabama.
Read moreOle Miss women’s golfer Lisa Herman earned her first conference honor after finishing second at the Boilermaker Classic. The freshman from Jenks, Oklahoma, posted a career-best performance in her debut.
Read moreThe Southeastern Conference unveiled its softball schedule for the 2027 season, featuring key matchups and tournament dates. The season kicks off with a series against Missouri in March.
Read moreTwenty-four Mississippi State alumni are active across NFL rosters, coaching staffs, and practice squads as the 2026 season begins, including Pro Bowlers and first-round draft picks.
Read moreThe Memphis Tigers announced their non-conference schedule for the 2026-27 men’s basketball season, including the Battle 4 Atlantis tournament in The Bahamas.
Read moreThe University of Southern Mississippi volleyball team begins its home schedule with the Southern Miss Invitational, facing four teams from Sept. 10-12 at the Wellness Center in Hattiesburg.
Read moreThe University of Southern Mississippi and Renasant Bank have signed a decade-long agreement to rename the school’s football stadium Renasant Stadium, marking a significant partnership in college athletics.
Read moreAlcorn State women’s soccer prepares to face Jacksonville State on Thursday at Key Park in Vicksburg, aiming to improve after their first win of the season. The game is set for 4 p.m.
Read moreBy NEMCC Office of Public Information and Kedrick Storey BOONEVILLE, MS— Jeb Bolen’s new favorite moment of his football career
Read moreFive Mississippi State track and field athletes will represent the university at the first-ever World Athletics Ultimate Championship in Budapest, Hungary, competing in three events.
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