Warhawks drop their road opener at Mississippi State
ULM lost 62-13 in Starkville. Austin Carlisle led the team in rushing and connected with Derrick James on a touchdown pass, while Abram Murray supplied two field goals.
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ULM lost 62-13 in Starkville. Austin Carlisle led the team in rushing and connected with Derrick James on a touchdown pass, while Abram Murray supplied two field goals.
The Warhawks' Mississippi State preview reviews a roster with 49 returning players and 56 newcomers. It also sets out the series history and coverage details for the program's first road opener under Vincent.
ULM's camp update follows the introduction of pads and preparations for the season. Interviews with Bryant Vincent, offensive staff, players, and specialists offer several views of the opening week.
The Warhawks begin Ryan Cross’ first season by hosting Central Michigan on November 2. ULM’s schedule includes 13 home games and a November road stretch through Texas and Arizona before Sun Belt competition.
ULM released its complete schedule, featuring 16 games at b1Bank Fant Coliseum and an 18-game Sun Belt slate. The season includes a first meeting with Ohio and Louisiana Tech’s arrival as a conference opponent.
Scotty Fletcher announced an incoming class spanning domestic and international recruits. The newcomers join returning center Roge’Ne Hillard, who missed the previous season while recovering from injury, as ULM reshapes its roster.
ULM will welcome Central Michigan on November 2 for the first round of the MAC-SBC Challenge. The pairing follows a previous challenge meeting won by the Warhawks, with a second matchup against a MAC opponent scheduled for February.
ULM hired William Marchino and Chastadie Barrs as assistant coaches. Marchino arrives after leading Seward County Community College, adding head-coaching experience to Scotty Fletcher’s staff ahead of the new season.
Ryan Cross introduced a recruiting class combining a high school prospect, six transfer-portal additions and seven junior college players. With no returning scholarship players, the group forms the foundation of his first Warhawks roster.