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By David Oglesby Photo / MLS As Nashville SC gears up for the 2026 season, excitement and optimism loom large. The team, fresh off its historic U.S. Open Cup victory, kicks off its home season today against the New England Revolution at Geodis Park. With high expectations and a few key roster enhancements, the club is positioning itself as a formidable contender in Major League Soccer. Strengths and Additions One of the most notable moves for Nashville this offseason was the

Photo / Thomas Cornern TTU Athletics UT Women’s Basketball (Knoxville) Senior Janiah Barker poured in a career-high 29 and grabbed 10 rebounds, and teammates Zee Spearman (14) and Talaysia Cooper (11) joined her in double figures, but No. 21 Tennessee’s furious fourth‑quarter rally fell short in an 82-74 loss at Texas A&M. The Lady Vols outscored the Aggies 23-13 in the final frame and trimmed an 18-point deficit to two with 2:07 left, but A&M closed on a 6-0 spurt. Ny’Ceara

NASHVILLE, TN –  The Trevecca Nazarene University (TNU) Trojans baseball team is celebrating a monumental program milestone after a hard-fought doubleheader sweep against Auburn University Montgomery (AUM) on Friday, February 13th, at Jackson Field and a resounding win today to sweep the series. The victories not only pushed the Trojans to a perfect 3-0 start in Gulf South Conference (GSC) play but also secured the 1,500th win in the program's history . The Trojans currently

Photo / Austin Peay Athletics / Lameria Thomas shoots over Queens defender Women’s Basketball University of Tennessee vs. Missouri Tennessee 98, Missouri 53 KNOXVILLE, TN - Tennessee made a statement at Boeing Arena, blowing the doors off Missouri with a dominant offensive performance. The Vols overwhelmed the Tigers early with a balanced attack — heavy ball movement, relentless cutting, and efficient interior scoring — and never let Missouri find a rhythm. Tennessee’s defens

Photo / Vanderbilt Athletics NASHVILLE, TN — No. 19 Vanderbilt men’s basketball snapped a recent skid with an important 84–76 road win over Auburn on Tuesday night at Neville Arena. It was Vanderbilt’s first victory in Auburn’s home arena in 10 years. The Commodores (20–4, 7–4 SEC) jumped out quickly, making their first four field-goal attempts. Auburn briefly took a 21–20 lead midway through the first half, but Vanderbilt answered with a 16–5 run — part of which included 12

By David Oglesby FRANKLIN, TN — In a town better known for its country music roots than for producing pro-caliber athletes, D1 Training has quietly become a launching pad for players chasing NFL dreams. Founded by former NFL player Will Bartholomew, D1 has grown into a national network of more than 170 facilities, serving over 100,000 athletes a year. Its mission: to deliver college- and pro-style strength and conditioning while building the mental resilience and professional

By David Oglesby Photo / Tennessee Titans NASHVILLE, TN - Tonight, as the nation tunes in to the Super Bowl, it’s hard to ignore the contrasting paths of former Tennessee Titans head coach Mike Vrabel and his new team, the New England Patriots, who have reached the championship game just years after Vrabel left Nashville. The Titans, who moved to Nashville in 1999, currently stand at a crossroads, seeking to replicate the success Vrabel achieved with the Patriots. With the hi

MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — The Dean Hayes Indoor Classic, hosted by Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU), was a thrilling showcase of track and field. Teams from Tennessee State University (TSU), Fisk, Belmont, Sewanee, MTSU and others competed fiercely for team and individual honors. The day opened with strong performances in the field events. In the women’s long jump, MTSU’s Xarya Udoumana won with a leap of 5.72 meters. Teammate Viktoria Rusnakova finished second at 5.60 me

Photo / MTSU Athletics / #17 Lucy McDonald and teammates prepare to play TROY, AL - In a challenging start to the 2026 season, the Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders softball team faced a tough opening day at the Trojan Classic, suffering two losses against North Alabama and Troy. The day began with the Blue Raiders squaring off against the Lions, where they managed to score just one run, ultimately falling 5-1. Mary Martinez took the mound for Middle Tennessee in the first game,

Photo / Nashville Sounds / Manager Rick Sweet By David Oglesby NASHVILLE, TN – The Nashville Sounds have officially announced their field staff for the 2026 season, with Rick Sweet returning as manager for his seventh season, and sixth consecutive year. Sweet holds the record for the most wins in the franchise's history, boasting a career record of 484 wins and 379 losses, which places him among the top minor league managers in terms of all-time victories. Sweet’s staff featu

Photo | Thomas Corhern, TTU Athletics Media Relations / TTU Maddy Newman battles for a ball Middle Tennessee vs. Missouri State In a closely contested game in Springfield, Middle Tennessee fell to Missouri State, 60–54. The match featured seven lead changes and three ties, underlining the competitiveness of the contest. The Blue Raiders opened with a 14–11 first-quarter lead, paced by senior Alayna Contreras, who finished with 21 points. Middle Tennessee briefly swung momentu

Photo / Tennessee Tech Athletics NASHVILLE — The Gentry Center was electric as Tennessee Tech fended off a late surge from rival Tennessee State to post a 90–85 victory, the Golden Eagles’ second straight win. TTU built large leads throughout the game, at one point extending the margin to 20 points. The Golden Eagles led 46–31 at halftime, paced by Mekhi Cameron’s career‑high 23 points. Cameron was especially deadly from long range, drilling five of seven 3‑point attempts. TT

By David Oglesby LEBANON, TN — The Cumberland Phoenix wrestling team has an impressive run this season. They remain undefeated as a team with a decisive 36-9 victory over Georgetown, showcasing their strength as they approach the Mid-South Conference (MSC) Championships. This latest win highlighted Cumberland’s dominance, particularly in the middle and lower weight classes, where the team showcased remarkable depth and skill. The Phoenix wasted no time setting the tone in the

Photo / Lipscomb Athletics / Hannah Richardson shoots vs Jacksonville Lady Vols Fall to Mississippi State, 77-62 KNOXVILLE, TN — The No. 15 Lady Vols faced a tough loss against Mississippi State on Thursday night, ending their seven-game winning streak with a 77-62 defeat at Food City Center. Although Tennessee (14-4, 6-1 SEC) started strong, leading 12-9 after the first quarter, they struggled to maintain that momentum, allowing the Bulldogs (16-6, 3-5 SEC) to shoot nearly 5

By David Oglesby Sulphur Dell Baseball Park - Home of Nashville Vols, Circa 1950s Nashville, Tennessee—widely known as "Music City"—has transformed into a major hub for professional sports. That shift from a humble minor‑league baseball town to a vibrant sports metropolis reflects the passion and commitment of its residents. The foundations of Nashville's athletic culture were laid in the late 19th century; since then the city has blossomed into a destination defined by excit

By David Oglesby Photo / MTSU Athletics / Coach Insell with family MURPHY CENTER, MURFREESBORO – In a night charged with emotion and triumph, the Middle Tennessee State University women’s basketball team (11-9, 6-2 C-USA) emerged victorious against Liberty University (9-9, 3-4 C-USA) by a final score of 63-54 on Friday evening. This significant victory not only secured a crucial win in the Conference USA standings but also marked the 500th NCAA Division I victory for head coa

LEBANON, TN – Cumberland University has become a hive of energy this winter season, successfully rallying support for both its men’s and women’s basketball teams. On a frigid evening that might have deterred the faint-hearted, the Dallas Floyd Phoenix Arena buzzed with life during recent matchups against regional rival Campbellsville University. Despite the biting cold outside, fans filled the stands, donning the school colors as the prep band played loudly to engage the audi

By David Oglesby Photo / Vanderbilt Athletics / Aubrey Galvan drives versus Michigan defense NEWARK, NJ - In a nail-biting contest, the Vanderbilt Commodores edged out the Michigan Wolverines with a final score of 72-69, showcasing their collective effort and resilience. The game, played in a neutral setting, had the atmosphere of an NCAA tournament matchup, thrilling fans and players alike. Player Highlights Vanderbilt guard Mikayla Blakes expressed immense pride in her team

Photo / Lipscomb Athletics / Mateo Esmeraldo shoots vs Austin Peay Game 1: Lipscomb vs. Austin Peay In a Middle Tennessee battle at Allen Arena, Lipscomb edged Austin Peay, 82–78, handing the Governors their first ASUN loss. The Bisons started quickly, with Grant Asman opening the scoring. A sharp 13–2 run gave Lipscomb a 25–16 lead, but Austin Peay fought back, including points from a technical foul that helped close the gap. By halftime, Austin Peay led 42–40. After the bre

TREVECCA MEN'S BASKETBALL: Trojans Secure Sixth GSC Win by Securing the Ball; Down CBU 89-76 NASHVILLE, TN – The Trevecca Nazarene University men’s basketball team demonstrated their prowess by defeating Christian Brothers University (CBU) 89-76 at the Trojan Fieldhouse, marking their fourth victory in the last five games. With this win, Trevecca improved their record to 11-5 overall and 6-4 in the Gulf South Conference (GSC). How It Happened The Trojans opened strong with a