ETSU sets its nonconference route
Brenda Mock Brown’s team opens at home against West Florida on November 3 before visiting Clemson. The announced schedule also includes Louisville on the road and a Kennesaw State matchup at Freedom Hall.
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Brenda Mock Brown’s team opens at home against West Florida on November 3 before visiting Clemson. The announced schedule also includes Louisville on the road and a Kennesaw State matchup at Freedom Hall.
ETSU begins its 20-game conference schedule at VMI on December 5, then hosts UNCG and Furman in December. Four of its first seven and last six league games will be played at home.
SoCon Fast Break visited ETSU during summer practice for an inside look at the Buccaneers. Interviews with Brooks Savage and Maki Johnson anchor the feature as the team returns to campus work ahead of 2026-27.
Brooks Savage added former Wofford head coach Dwight Perry to his staff. Perry brings extensive Southern Conference experience, including leading the Terriers to the 2025 conference tournament championship and an NCAA Tournament appearance.
ETSU fell 57-48 to Samford in the Southern Conference semifinals. Daniela Lopez scored 13 points, Carmen Richardson added 11, and Meghan Downing collected seven rebounds as the Bucs finished their tournament run.
ETSU defeated UNCG 62-50 in the SoCon quarterfinals for its sixth straight win. The Bucs made 11 three-pointers, with Emmah McAmis perfect on three attempts and Carmen Richardson supplying a team-leading 14 points.