For the second week in a row the Hilltoppers (1-4), (1-2, C-USA) couldn’t squander any positive outcome, as WKU’s uneventful second half gave the University of Alabama at Birmingham (4-1), (2-0, C-USA) a convincing 37-14 victory.The Hilltoppers now look to bounce back this Saturday at Houche…
Walking through a desolate Centennial Mall with the sound of WKU’s band getting louder every step closer to Houchens-Smith Stadium signaled there was a congregation gathered for an event, but not as before.Cutting the corner by Downing Student Union, fans and students paraded toward the seco…
WKU (1-4), (1-2, C-USA) suffered their second consecutive loss 37-14 to the University of Alabama at Birmingham (4-1), (2-0, C-USA). UAB extends their winning streak at home to 21 games.
With the morale as low as it has been this season for WKU (1-3), (1-1, C-USA), the Hilltoppers hit the road this weekend to face one of their biggest challenges of the season in the University of Alabama at Birmingham (3-1), (1-0, C-USA).
It was a homecoming to forget for WKU (1-3), (1-1, C-USA), as the Hilltoppers were throttled by Marshall University (3-0), (1-0, C-USA) by a final score of 38-14.WKU will now have to face an arguably more challenging foe in last year’s Conference USA Champions, the University of Alabama at B…
The Hilltoppers (1-3), (1-1, C-USA) were defeated by Marshall University (3-0), (1-0, C-USA) by a score of 38-14. The homecoming matchup drew 4,428 fans into Houchens-Smith Stadium for the second home game of the season.
WKU (1-2), (1-0, C-USA), for the second week in a row the Hilltoppers will face another rival in Marshall University (2-0). Kickoff is slated for 6:30 p.m. Saturday between the two foes.
The Hilltoppers (1-2), (1-0, C-USA) took down the Middle Tennessee State University Blue Raiders (0-4), (0-2, C-USA) on Saturday by a score of 20-17.WKU will now focus on Marshall University (2-0) who had their most recent game postponed against Rice University due to COVID-19 concerns on Se…
Last Wednesday, WKU athletes, students and alumni gathered in front of Diddle Arena to voice their support for the Black Lives Matter movement as some attendees spoke on their experiences being Black in America and what the movement means to them.
The Hilltoppers (1-2), (1-0, C-USA) defeated the Middle Tennessee State University Blue Raiders (0-4), (0-2, C-USA) by a score of 20-17.
It’s rivalry week for the Hilltoppers (0-2), and what makes this year’s 100 miles of hate even sweeter is the fact that both sides are searching to put a “W” in the win column.
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