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Running back Nate Noel stiff-arms a defender against UNC Sept.3, 2022

BREAKING: Nate Noel enters transfer portal

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Predictions for the 2023 Game Awards

Predictions for the 2023 Game Awards

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Daniel Byrd voluntarily stepped into the role as the App State duck caretaker in January, 2016. Byrd is creating an App State duck handbook which he can pass down to future caretakers.

Father Duck: Meet App State’s duck caretaker

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Fans watch the Mountaineers take on UNC Charlotte during The Outdoor Classic on Nov. 17, 2023. The team is 3-0 against Charlotte this season.

PHOTO GALLERY: The rise of the App State Hockey Club

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Graduate student forward Donovan Gregory brings the ball up the court against Carlow Dec. 7, 2022. App State welcomes Auburn Sunday for the first power-five matchup in Boone since 2000.

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

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OPINION: App State is more than just football

OPINION: App State is more than just football

December 8, 2023

10 cheap dates for cuffing season

10 cheap dates for cuffing season

December 8, 2023

SGA voices support for climate action, victims of sexual misconduct

SGA voices support for climate action, victims of sexual misconduct

December 7, 2023

OPINION: Procrastinating? You might want to be perfect

OPINION: Procrastinating? You might want to be perfect

December 7, 2023

BREAKING: Nate Noel enters transfer portal

BREAKING: Nate Noel enters transfer portal

December 7, 2023

Housing trust project helps make housing in community more affordable

Housing trust project helps make housing in community more affordable

December 6, 2023

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Dylan Dow
September 29, 2015
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