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The front face of the Tesla Cop Car charging in the River St. Parking deck. Oct 4, 2023.

App State PD says farewell to gas-powered vehicles

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10 historic moments in App State sports history

10 historic moments in App State sports history

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JMU hosts College GameDay for the second time in the programs history on Nov. 18, 2023, the fist happening in the fall of 2015.

PHOTO GALLERY: Mountaineers take down JMU and GameDay

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Junior communication studies major Joey Aguilar, has taken on the role as starting quarterback since App State’s first game against Gardner-Webb, and is currently leading the team to a 6-4 record overall. Aguilar, who hails from California, has secured his position by averaging 267 passing yards per game and has a 64% completion rate Oct. 4, 2023.

From California to Boone: App State quarterback embraces new journey

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Junior tight end Eli Wilson goes up for a ball against JMU Nov. 18.

Mountaineers look to cook Eagles for Thanksgiving weekend

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Men’s basketball prepares for biggest home game in 23 years

Men’s basketball prepares for biggest home game in 23 years

December 1, 2023

OPINION: The consequences of flat earthers

OPINION: The consequences of flat earthers

December 1, 2023

Mountaineer women’s basketball falls to Davidson

Mountaineer women’s basketball falls to Davidson

November 30, 2023

Sun Belt announces All-Conference awards

Sun Belt announces All-Conference awards

November 30, 2023

Mountaineers hold off ETSU for fourth straight win

Mountaineers hold off ETSU for fourth straight win

November 30, 2023

App State professor looking to ‘Make Boone weirder’ with film

App State professor looking to ‘Make Boone weirder’ with film

November 30, 2023

Inside the Huddle (Special Issue, 9/10/2015)

Dylan Dow
September 10, 2015
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