Trampled Herd | Hilltoppers thrash Marshall, claim East Division title Billy Rutledge November 28, 2015
6,000 miles in the making | Hilltoppers return for Homecoming after three-game road swing Billy Rutledge November 5, 2015
Bragging Rights | Productive offense leads to big win over rival MTSU Billy Rutledge October 13, 2015
“Back to the drawing board” | Hilltoppers fall to Indiana 38-35, move to 2-1 on the season Billy Rutledge September 22, 2015
Winning Environment | Hilltoppers look for first win against Big 10 Billy Rutledge September 17, 2015
2-0 | Western Kentucky football undefeated through two for first time since 2005 Billy Rutledge September 15, 2015
Don’t Call It a Comeback | Hilltoppers overcome errors, take season opener Billy Rutledge September 8, 2015
Harper notches 400th career win as WKU rolls over Alice Lloyd 104-64 Billy Rutledge December 30, 2014
WKU drops 76-67 decision to No. 4 Louisville in sold-out Diddle Arena Billy Rutledge December 20, 2014
![Senior Hilltopper basketball guard, Trency Jackson (3), of Jackson, Miss., received his first tattoo, a detailed half sleeve, that showcases an angel, when he was 16-years-old. “I thought it was going to hurt but it didn’t,” Jackson said. He instantly fell in love with inking his body and hasn’t considered stopping. At a young age, Jackson knew he wanted to have a multitude of tattoos because of his brother. Jackson doesn’t know how many tattoos he has but is positive they outnumber the ink on other players of the team. Most of the ink on Jackson’s body represents his Catholic faith but a portrait of his mother and his older brother, two important people in his life, also frame sides of his arms. At the moment, Jackson only has the front of his body covered but, not for long. “I’m not sure what it will be yet… but [the tattoo on my back] will be big,” Jackson said. Alyssa Pointer/HERALD](https://wkuherald.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/1248625ab2103b65ae89083a5f9d7d7e-900x556.jpg)
