You won’t find many sibling trios like the Colemans. Watch Liberty track and field’s Nimeesha, Desmond and Devin Coleman interact with each other, and one can’t help but smile. The joy they get from just being around each other is contagious, and it’s evident now in their college years more than ever. But before the three siblings began tackling […]
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Welcome back, y’all; it’s time to talk Flames basketball. Over the last few weeks, the Flames began their first stint of conference play as members of Conference USA, and it hasn’t gone as smoothly as many expected it to. The Flames are 13-7 overall but just 2-4 against CUSA opponents, which places them in a four-way tie (with UTEP, FIU […]
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The Lady Flames basketball team got its revenge over the weekend as it rolled over the visiting Jacksonville State Gamecocks with a final score of 63-32. The teams met for the first time as Conference USA rivals in Jacksonville, where the Gamecocks defeated the Flames 78-63 Jan. 10. This time around, the Flames had one thing in mind — […]
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The Flames’ cheer team makes its presence known on the sidelines of every Liberty University football and basketball game, but it got the opportunity to showcase its talents on the big stage at the UCA Nationals competition held in Florida Jan. 12-14. Liberty’s cheer team finished eighth in the nation, ranking impressively among 20 other teams in the division. Liberty’s […]
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The Flames football team fell to the Oregon Ducks in the Fiesta Bowl on New Year’s Day, and since then, the NCAA Transfer Portal has made the Flames’ roster borderline unrecognizable with key losses and new additions across the depth chart. See the bottom of this page for a complete review of the Flames’ losses and subsequent acquisitions. QB […]
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After over a month of silence, the LaHaye Ice Center was revived Jan. 19-20 as the men’s division 1 hockey team hosted the Syracuse Orange in their first series of the semester. The Flames’ first two home games came just one week removed from team’s 10-day mission trip to Finland, where they hosted hockey camps, played against European competition and […]
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The Liberty Flames men’s basketball team defended their home court Saturday night, defeating the Sam Houston Bearkats 82-66 in brilliant fashion. The Bearkats entered Saturday’s matchup as one of the hottest teams in the CUSA and 3-0 in conference play, while the Flames entered 1-3 in conference play after three close losses. “Sam Houston does a really good job […]
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The two basketball teams gracing the court the night of Jan. 18 couldn’t look much different. On one end stood the Florida International University Panthers, fresh off a stunning late-game surge over the UTEP Miners that allowed the team to retain a 2-1 standing in conference play. On the other end, however, was the Liberty Flames, a team yet to […]
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The transfer portal for college football is one of the most horribly designed systems in modern sports. The fact that it closes and players have to announce their choice of whether to stay or to transfer to a different school while the season is still in session is pure lunacy. The NCAA has been focusing on the empowerment and mobility of […]
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So, the Flames got pummeled by the Oregon Ducks on a national stage. If you want to read the incredibly well-written recap of the game from Annie Cory, click here. After you’ve read that make sure to come back here and hang out with me for a bit. I have a lot to say about the Fiesta Bowl and the […]
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No game in Liberty Athletics history was more anticipated than the No. 23 Flames taking on the No. 8 Oregon Ducks in the 2023 Vrbo Fiesta Bowl. From the moment Liberty’s name appeared next to Oregon’s on the afternoon of Dec. 3, all that was talked about was the unparalleled opportunity for Liberty to taste the experience of a New […]
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The best of the Conference USA and WAC gathered in Liberty Arena Dec. 9 for a highly anticipated matchup of elite basketball programs. The Grand Canyon Antelopes, just four days removed from a 79-73 upset of the No. 25 San Diego State Aztecs, entered Lynchburg with both confidence and a healthy dose of fans donning the GCU purple. The GCU […]
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As Liberty football prepares for its most significant game in program history, the Fiesta Bowl is also arranging to welcome the Conference USA Champions to the Valley of the Sun. Members of the Fiesta Bowl, also known as the “Yellow Jackets” arrived in Lynchburg Dec. 8 to officially tour Liberty’s campus and football facilities and speak to media in preparation […]
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Welcome back, my friends, to another edition of Palsgrove’s Points. For this week’s issue, it’s time to take a look at the current landscape of the NFL, specifically the MVP race. There isn’t a clear favorite right now for the award, which makes it one of the most intriguing races we’ve seen in a while. And because there is no […]
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Six Lady Flames swimmers delivered outstanding performances in the ISCA Open Nov. 29- Dec. 2, held at the Liberty University Natatorium. Notably, freshman Kamryn Cannings and sophomore Kaycee Cannings secured their spots in the Canadian Olympic Trials and are striving for positions in the U.S. Olympic Trials. Meanwhile, senior Heather Gardner has already qualified for the U.S. Olympic Trials. Kaycee […]
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