ETSU head coach Steve Forbes has announced that the Bucs will join a new scheduling alliance for the 2019-20 season. The Alliance will be a consortium of “like-minded” mid-major programs from multiple conferences for the 2019-20 season.
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“I love the game and I’ve always enjoyed it. The fact that we still get to play competitive makes it all the more fun, too.”
The ETSU men’s basketball team opens the season Nov. 6 with a trip to Atlanta to take on Georgia State
In the midst of high school football season in Southwest Virginia, one of the area’s top prep basketball players quietly made a major decision about his future.
After waiting through offseason drills and conditioning, spring and summer 7-on-7 practices and contests, preseason scrimmages, jamborees and benefit games, fans are ready for the pad-popping, eye-opening play that is high school football in Southwest Virginia.
Tennessee has gone 153-54 with three regional final appearances in Holly Warlick’s six seasons, though the Lady Vols have lost in the second round of the NCAA tournament the past two years.
“I feel we can make some big noise in the Big 7 and are looking for big things this season. We’re not going to rebuild. I hate that word ‘rebuild.’ We’re going to build on to what we have and make it really successful.”
