Football

Riley Grubbs | Sports Writer The Ohio Valley Conference released their preseason polls, in which the APSU were ranked dead last. The last place ranking for the Govs seems fair, as the team has only one win since 2013. That being said, this is a team with the potential to ...

APSU athletics has made smart moves recently when selecting who to call the shots for each team. After Ryan Ivey replaced Derek van der Merwe as Director of Athletics in the summer of 2015, APSU began to make several coaching changes that can bring success in athletics to new heights. ...

Govs football saw rising sophomore JaVaughn Craig start as quarterback in the red and white spring game on Saturday, Feb. 4. in his first action since the end of the season, Craig went 7-for-8 on passing, including one touchdown pass. Offensively, APSU’s success carried over from the fall, with Kentell ...

For the second year in a row, Head Coach Will Healy has brought in a plethora of recruits for the APSU football team. In Healy’s rookie coaching year, he managed to recruit the top class in the Ohio Valley Conference and cracked the top 10 in the Football Championship Subdivision. ...

Former APSU football quarterback Tommy Hays announced on his personal Twitter account that he will be transfering to play at Central Washington University for the 2017 season. Hays came to APSU over the summer after transferring from junior college program Butte College. Hays made six appearances for the Govs while ...

Kentel Williams made APSU history two days in a row. During the game against Eastern Kentucky on Saturday, Nov. 12, Williams had 399 all-purpose yards, setting an APSU and conference record as a freshman. This is the most all-purpose yards in one game by any NCAA team this season, from ...