Hornets earn their first win of the FBS era
Sacramento State shut out Mississippi Valley State 52-0 in its home opener. Jackson Sharman threw four touchdown passes in his first Hornets start, with three going to Matt Coleman.
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Sacramento State shut out Mississippi Valley State 52-0 in its home opener. Jackson Sharman threw four touchdown passes in his first Hornets start, with three going to Matt Coleman.
The five-facts guide introduces Mississippi Valley State and the Hornets' recent home-opening history. It also explains the evening's community celebrations, fireworks, and postgame concert arrangements.
Sacramento State lost 28-17 in its first FBS and MAC game. A defensive touchdown and blocked punt helped the Hornets stay competitive, and Alonzo Carter discussed the team's response after the game.
Sacramento State hired Teaunsha "Tee" Robinson as an assistant to Aaron Kallhoff. Robinson arrives from Delaware State, where she worked as an assistant and director of player development.
Sacramento State's 31-game schedule includes 16 home dates and 22 Big West contests. Mike Bibby's second season opens against Jessup before the Hornets begin conference play at Cal State Fullerton.
The Hornets signed Penn State transfer Saša Ciani as their 11th and final addition for 2026–27. The 6-foot-10 Slovenian forward also has experience at UIC and Xavier.
The Hornets added David Picton as an assistant after his work building Niagara Prep in Ontario. Picton's background includes preparing players for college basketball and Canada's national teams.
Sacramento State signed guard Larry Hughes II after his all-conference season at CSUN. Hughes led the Matadors with 17.7 points per game and topped the Big West in three-pointers made.
Sacramento State announced six Division I transfers and freshman Jordan Barlow for its first Big West season. The incoming class includes three players arriving from Big 12 programs.