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UNC Asheville women's basketball, off to its first 2-0 start since 2019-20, plays at Samford in Birmingham at noon Monday, Nov. 9.
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Wofford men's tennis ended its fall season hosting the Wofford Invitational in Spartanburg, where Jacob Raider won all three singles matches.
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Chattanooga's women's basketball team lost 64-58 to Florida at McKenzie Arena on Sunday after 15 lead changes; Izzy McPherson scored 15.
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Wofford beat Allen 100-67 Sunday at Jerry Richardson Indoor Stadium in Spartanburg as Jyi Dawkins scored 23 points, a career best.
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Jax Leatherwood threw five touchdown passes as No. 9 Tennessee Tech beat VMI 66-14 at Tucker Stadium, scoring 35 points in the second quarter.
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Furman beat The Citadel 24-14 before a homecoming crowd of 12,711 at Johnson Hagood Stadium, as Ben Croasdale scored three times.
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Western Carolina beat UNC Asheville 83-75 on Saturday at Kimmel Arena. Jaxon Prunty scored 19 points as the Bulldogs fell to 1-2 after leading late.
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No. 25 Chattanooga lost 14-7 in overtime to ranked Mercer on homecoming Saturday at Finley Stadium after a missed Mercer kick sent the game to OT.
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Tom House hit seven three-pointers and scored 30 points as Furman beat Northern Iowa 98-83 in Greenville on Saturday to stay unbeaten at 3-0.
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Terrence Brown scored 21 points and five Tar Heels reached double figures as North Carolina rolled past Wofford 109-70 at the Smith Center.
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Tyler Mrus scored 27 points as The Citadel beat Erskine 100-57 on Friday night in Charleston to even its record at 1-1 this season.
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Furman beat Bob Jones 121-52 Wednesday night in Greenville, with Tom House scoring 17 points as the Paladins improved to 2-0 on the season.
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The Citadel men’s basketball team opened its season with a 77-52 loss at Loyola Chicago on Monday night and hosts Erskine on Friday in Charleston.
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Tennessee Tech starts its first Southern Conference season Monday at Mississippi State, with new coach Tobin Anderson and 13 newcomers on the roster.
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Chattanooga FC erased a 2-0 deficit and beat Columbus Crew 2 3-2 on a stoppage-time header at Finley Stadium to reach the MLS NEXT Pro Cup final.
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The Chattanooga Mocs start their 50th Division I season Monday night at No. 11 Louisville, with tip-off set for 9 p.m. ET at the KFC Yum! Center.
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The Washington Nationals traded pitching prospect Tony Neubeck to San Francisco for second baseman Nate Furman, a lefty bat who debuted in 2026.
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Furman scored twice after halftime to beat Western Carolina 2-1 in Greenville on Sunday and share the SoCon women's soccer regular-season title.
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Charleston's Citadel women's soccer team, the No. 8 seed, opens the Southern Conference tournament against No. 9 Western Carolina on Friday, Nov. 6.
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Mississippi State men's basketball opens its 2026-27 season Monday night in Starkville against Tennessee Tech, the fifth meeting between the schools.
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Tennessee Tech erased a 10-point deficit, then Jax Leatherwood scored late to beat ETSU 24-17 and tie for first in the Southern Conference.
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Chattanooga volleyball lost 3-0 at Samford in Homewood on Saturday, with two sets decided by two points, as the Bulldogs swept the weekend pair.
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Chattanooga beat VMI 24-10 Saturday for a third straight Southern Conference win, moving to 5-1 in league play behind a 218-yard rushing night.
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The Citadel led 10-0 at halftime but Mercer scored 21 third-quarter points and won 28-19 in Macon, handing the Charleston Bulldogs a fourth straight loss.
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Quinn Johnson scored twice as the Chattanooga Mocs rallied past ETSU 3-1 Thursday at Max Finley Stadium and moved into third place in the SoCon.
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Wofford's women's soccer team beat VMI 3-0 Thursday night at Snyder Field in Spartanburg, scoring in the third minute and never looking back.
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Furman head football coach Clay Hendrix will end his Paladins coaching career after the 2026 season, his 10th leading the Greenville program.
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The Chattanooga Mocs earned their first weekly national team honor from Stats Perform after a 41-18 road rout of Western Carolina.
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Chattanooga volleyball fell 3-0 at UNC Greensboro on Saturday, losing two sets by two points despite a season-high 14 blocks.
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UNC Greensboro swept Chattanooga in three sets at Bodford Arena on Saturday for its sixth straight Southern Conference win, moving to 8-3 in league play.
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Chattanooga ran for 295 yards and scored 24 fourth-quarter points to beat Western Carolina 41-18 in Cullowhee, improving to 4-1.
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Samford broke up two late passes at the goal line to beat Furman 13-6 in a Southern Conference game Saturday at Paladin Stadium in Greenville.
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The Citadel fell 28-13 to No. 12 Tennessee Tech on Saturday in Charleston, held to 190 yards of offense as the Bulldogs slipped to 2-6 on the season.
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Wofford took the lead on a penalty kick but UNC Greensboro answered 12 minutes later, and the SoCon leaders tied 1-1 at Snyder Field in Spartanburg.
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Samford scored in the seventh minute and held on to beat The Citadel 1-0 in women's soccer Friday at Washington Light Infantry Field in Charleston.
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The Citadel women's soccer team ends its home schedule Friday against Samford, the Southern Conference leader, at WLI Field in Charleston.
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Furman beat USC Upstate 7-1 Tuesday at Stone Soccer Stadium behind a Wilfer Bustamante hat trick and 30 shots.
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Host Furman placed third at the Furman Intercollegiate as Campbell won the team title.
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Wofford running back Gerald Modest Jr. is SoCon Offensive Player of the Week after 173 yards and three TDs against VMI.
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The Citadel women built a 3-0 lead before halftime and beat Wofford 3-2 Sunday at WLI Field.
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Campbell sits 3-under and 11 shots clear after 36 holes at the Furman Intercollegiate.
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Winthrop's men stand 10th of 15 after two rounds of the Furman Intercollegiate in Greenville as the women open at UNCG.
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