Both Liberty University Men’s and Women’s Basketball teams took to the court Monday, Nov. 4 for each team’s first game of the season. Coming off a disappointing end to the season for both teams last year, both teams look to rebound with season-opening wins. The men’s team was knocked out in the Conference USA quarterfinals, while the women’s team lost […]
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The Lady Flames Women’s Soccer team extended its undefeated streak to nine wins this season after defeating Jacksonville State 4-0 Thursday night. On the other hand, the Jacksonville State Gamecocks had a mediocre start to their season, going into the night 3-4. Despite the flattering scoreboard, the Lady Flames had to battle for their win against the Gamecocks. Led by […]
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After going 1-1 in the Puerto Rico Invitational Aug. 30 and 31, the Liberty University Women’s Volleyball team went 2-1 in the Kristen Dickmann Invitational in Annapolis, Maryland. The Lady Flames geared up for a two-day, three-match tournament against Navy, Cornell and UC San Diego. The Lady Flames started the tournament strong with a 3-0 sweep against the Navy Midshipmen, […]
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Yesterday was the last press conference and open practice before the Flames take on the Campbell Camels in their season opener Saturday, August 31. Here’s everything we took away from yesterday morning’s events in our first-ever Reporter’s Notebook column. Reporter’s Notebook: Liberty Football 8/27 Still no decision on the starting kicker As there was all summer, there is […]
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We are less than six days away from seeing the Liberty University Flames take the field, and I am so excited to watch those brand-new baby blues fly across the turf. Before we get to the gridiron, I thought it would be wise to discuss what this season might be and set some expectations going in. For those of you […]
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William Byron entered the Toyota Owners 400 in Richmond on Easter Sunday with a touch of uncertainty. “(Richmond is) just one of those places we go to that we just don’t have an idea of how it’s going to go,” Byron told media prior to the race. “We’ve had some good races here, but we’ve never showed up here […]
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In the electrifying conclusion to the women’s basketball NCAA tournament in 2001, Notre Dame and Purdue clashed in a showdown for the ages, with 11,000 fans filling the arena. With just five seconds left on the clock, the score stood deadlocked at 66. Every heartbeat resonated in the thunderous roar of the crowd. Notre Dame’s Kelley (Siemon) Deyo, the 6-foot-2-inch […]
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Since basketball season is over, it’s time for my seasonal tradition of breaking down and grading the Flames’ transfer portal wins and woes. Today, we’re looking at Liberty University men’s basketball and the changes to its roster since its season ended in Huntsville a few weeks back. Before we start, remember, the transfer portal is an ever-moving and ever-changing whirlpool […]
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A chilly night led to an ice-cold offense for the Flames softball team in game one, but it bounced back in a big way, taking the weekend series over Western Kentucky two games to one. The slow start was due to a lack of offense. Liberty University did not put up a run in the first game and did not […]
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A successful home win against the JMU Dukes led into an off week for Liberty University’s gymnastics team before the NAIGC Nationals in Albuquerque, New Mexico, April 10-13. As the Lady Flames are gearing up in preparation for the event, Head Coach Jessie Lowe believes this group is battle-tested and ready to face the final hurdle at nationals. “It has […]
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The Liberty University Flames honored their seniors and outscored the Clemson Tigers 14-8 on a spring day that concluded the Flames’ season on their home field. Leading the team was senior midfielder Keaton Mohs with a hat trick and one assist. Mohs was not alone in his success against the Tigers. Junior midfielder Will Geary, senior attacker Braden Landry, freshman […]
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Welcome back, y’all; it’s time to talk Flames basketball. Over the last few weeks, the Flames began their first stint of conference play as members of Conference USA, and it hasn’t gone as smoothly as many expected it to. The Flames are 13-7 overall but just 2-4 against CUSA opponents, which places them in a four-way tie (with UTEP, FIU […]
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The Liberty Flames men’s basketball team defended their home court Saturday night, defeating the Sam Houston Bearkats 82-66 in brilliant fashion. The Bearkats entered Saturday’s matchup as one of the hottest teams in the CUSA and 3-0 in conference play, while the Flames entered 1-3 in conference play after three close losses. “Sam Houston does a really good job […]
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