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The Cajuns look to seal their fate in the Western division, and a primetime matchup in Jonesboro seems to be their last barrier.

Arkansas State University long knew its open date would present an opportunity to refresh before the Red Wolves head into the second half of their season. Within the first six games, ASU had a run of three consecutive road games -- including a 2,200-plus-mile trip to Seattle -- and a Thursday night matchup against the best team in the Sun Belt Conference.

Sitting across the table at Monday's Little Rock Touchdown Club was a long-time acquaintance who is a dyed-in-the-wool Arkansas Razorback fan.

Heading into the final couple weeks of Sun Belt Conference women's soccer play, the Arkansas State Red Wolves find themselves atop the league standings at 5-1-0 (8-4-1 overall), good for 15 points and a one point advantage over both defending champion South Alabama and Georgia Southern. &qu ...

Coming out of his three-point stance from his 1, Coastal Carolina tight end Isaiah Likely didn't even run 10 yards before turning his head back toward quarterback Grayson McCall.

JONESBORO -- Since the start of fall camp, Arkansas State University Coach Butch Jones has time and time again used the same three words to describe his team: Work in progress.

Thirteen seconds into the fourth quarter, Layne Hatcher trotted out of the Arkansas State huddle, taking his place on the left hashmark, five yards behind the center.

The message was clear as day a week ago.

Elery Alexander isn't scared of the triple option. Growing up in Van Vleck, Texas, a town of fewer than 2,000 along the Gulf of Mexico between Houston and Corpus Christi, the senior safety dealt with run-heavy attacks all the time, playing against other small schools.

Common social media themes among Arkansas State University football fans have centered on the team's defense and recruiting.