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UNLV's first game under Odom goes according to plan in 44-14 win

Live coverage: UNLV football up 17-0 after first quarter

3 people arrested, gun seized following Springfield traffic stop

Class 6A Arkansas high school girls basketball preview

By Kyle Sutherland   With the start of a new season, SBLive is previewing Arkansas high school basketball. Today, we feature eight teams to watch from the girls

No. 8 Virginia women's soccer gets back on track with pair of home conference wins - The Cavalier Daily - University of Virginia's Student Newspaper

Top 10 Games to Watch in Georgia High School Football

10. LaGrange (5-2) @ Trinity Christian (5-2) Friday 7:30 p.m. LaGrange will look to win its third straight game, coming off a 62 point performance. The Grangers

Tigers Come Up Short 2-1 Against NC State Thursday Night

CLEMSON, S.C. - The Clemson women’s soccer team (5-4-2) fell to NC State (7-3-3) 2-1 on Thursday night at Historic Riggs Field. The first half saw a competitive game, with each team scoring once and both sides playing strong defensively. Caroline Conti got the Tigers off to a quick start in the ninth minute when she launched the first goal of the match over the leaping NC State keeper, Maria Echezaretta off an assist from Renee Lyles. The goal was Caroline’s fourth of the season and her 11th point overall. NC State would tie the game at one apiece in the 37th minute when Leyah Hall-Robinson scored off a corner kick with assists coming from Annika Wohner and Jaiden Thomas.  With just six seconds remaining in the first half of play, Halle Mackiewicz secured a fantastic one-on-one save in the bottom left of the goal to send the game to halftime with the score tied at one. The first half saw the Tigers record one goal on 13 shots and four shots on goal. NC State scored their single goal on six shots including three shots on goal. The Tigers and Wolfpack battled in the first 25 minutes of the first half, but NC State would take the lead in the second half when Jameese Joseph scored in the 73rd minute of play.  The second half saw Clemson take 10 shots and three shots on goal. NC State scored their second  goal on five shots with four shots on goal. Overall, Clemson shot the ball 23 times while NC State recorded 11 shots. It was an aggressive game from both sides, as Clemson earned two yellow cards and NC State received one of their own. The Tigers will head to Louisville, Ky. next Thursday night to take on the Louisville Cardinals. Kickoff is slated for 7 p.m. at Historic Riggs and will be streamed on ACC Network. For complete coverage of the Clemson women’s soccer team, follow @ClemsonWSoccer on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.

Candace Parker Teams Up With Adidas To Mentor Student-Athletes On Financial Literacy

Candace Parker is leading a mentorship to help student-athletes navigate the world of NIL.

Students learn music, build confidence in hip hop drum class

A drum class using buckets is just one of many performing arts experiences being offered to at risk and low-income students through Stageworks Education Outreach program.

Marshall, Central shock Conway

Marlon Williams was tasked with turning a once-struggling Little Rock Central team around when he was hired two years ago.