After a season full of ups and downs, ACU's cross country concluded its fall season Saturday with the annual Naimadu Classic against Texas State and the University of Texas in San Antonio. The Wildcats had a strong season in regards to time and placement in the meets. They also built on their depth and grew their skills as a team. But according ... [Read More…]
Volleyball set to return in February
After the fall season's postponement due to COVID-19, ACU's volleyball team will return to the court competitively starting in February. "We are excited to work towards our spring competition season and are thankful to be on campus here in Abilene," said head coach Angela Mooney. "To attend classes, train and all work together, especially since ... [Read More…]
Honors Council begins planning events to create community
The ACU Honors Council is beginning its planning process for events on campus to help create community among Honors College students. "They have done such a marvelous job of thinking through ways to help us make a community," said Dr. Tracy Shilcutt, associate dean of the Honors College. "They did a great last year and planned a lot of events. ... [Read More…]
Weekly Predictions: ACU vs. Army
Weekly Predictions: ACU vs. Army Season Records: T-1. Owen 1-0 T-1. Carrie 1-0 T-1. Madi 1-0 T-4. Tavian 0-1 T-4. Jalen 0-1 Owen: The Wildcats will be forced to contain the nation’s top rushing team in the country Saturday on national television. To accomplish such a task will likely prove difficult as Army is ... [Read More…]
Wildcats prepare to face off in West Point
ACU faces one of the biggest challenges in its program history as they head to West Point, New York to play one of the top teams in the nation, the Black Knights of Army. "We are going to one of the most historic institutions in the United States to play a football game," said head coach Adam Dorrel, "against a team I have the utmost respect ... [Read More…]
Fulbright program still accepting applications during pandemic
After much uncertainty due to COVID-19, the Fulbright U.S. Student Program is continuing with its programs and grants. Even though the program is moving forward, the pandemic has had plenty of time to influence decisions. Some of these include the delay of the program for students in the fall and sending some of the scholars home in the spring ... [Read More…]
Former Wildcats added to track and field coaching staff
Mackenzie West and Brielle Collett, both who have run for ACU Track and Field, will be part of the coaching staff now led by head coach Jerrod Cook. "My biggest draw to them was their heart, passion and dedication," said Cook. "Not only towards people, but for ACU and the program. They are tremendous ambassadors for ACU. The character they have ... [Read More…]
Weekly predictions: ACU vs. UTEP
Weekly Predictions: ACU vs. UTEP Owen: Wildcat football has returned. Unfortunately, the delayed start could benefit UTEP with two games already under its belt. After a hard-fought comeback against Stephen F. Austin in the season-opener, the Miners were no match against the Longhorns. Nevertheless, UTEP will likely be less anxious coming out of ... [Read More…]
Wildcats set to square off against Miners in El Paso
The Wildcats are set to begin a historic season Saturday against the University of Texas at El Paso. As for the Miners, they have already played two games this season. In week one, they came back to win against one of ACU's familiar foes, the Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks, 24-14. Then in week two, suffered a 59-3 loss thanks to the University of ... [Read More…]
Season predictions: ACU football
Owen: The Wildcats will have their hands full in a historic fall season. Following the departure of former starting quarterback Luke Anthony, questions arise on offense. However, head coach Adam Dorrel has praised the new freshman class as one of the best he’s ever coached. With a tough schedule ahead and a dismal finish to last season, ACU will ... [Read More…]
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