
Why Go to Europe When You Can Go to Econ 101?
Ali Dibba’s waiver is a signal that college basketball is entering a different economy.
Ali Dibba’s waiver is a signal that college basketball is entering a different economy.
The Salukis have the line. They have the scheme. They have the quarterback. Do they have the running backs?
Quietly, quickly, and intentionally, Scott Nagy is reshaping SIU's basketball program’s identity — one local recruit at a time.
As we line up our next round of Sunday Sitdown interviews, we wanted to share our thoughts on SIU's new ticketing partnership that was announced earlier this week.
In this feature by fellow Saluki Julie Kaiser, we dive into Emma Lade’s vision for building something special with SIU volleyball.
It's MLB Draft night! We caught up with SIU slugger Matt Schark to see how he's feeling as he hopes to parlay an outstanding senior season into a draft selection.
Recruiting is now a year-round exercise. When the portal window opens each spring, staffs focus as much on retaining core players as adding new talent, knowing lucrative NIL offers can sway even the most committed athletes. SIU has handled this year with poise.
Saluki Hall-of-Famer Mike Glenn recently spoke with The UnderDawg about his playing days, his purpose-driven path after basketball, and the advice he shared with today’s Salukis.
Welcome to UnderDawg Sessions — a video series bringing you closer to the athletes, coaches, and decision-makers shaping Saluki sports.
Quel'Ron House, a Louisville native, transferred to SIU this offseason with something to prove and something to build.
A blend of heart and hunger is what makes Saluki quarterback DJ Williams different. He’s got the talent, sure. But it’s the perspective — shaped by setbacks, loss, and purpose — that’s setting the tone for what could be a monster final season.
Welcome to UnderDawg Sessions — a new video series bringing you closer to the athletes, coaches, and decision-makers shaping Saluki sports.
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We caught up with MVC Commissioner Jeff Jackson on Friday to discuss the whirlwind of change sweeping through college athletics - and how the conference is supporting universities like SIU.
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In this Q&A, Dallas Hodge opens the lid on how he navigates setbacks, what clicked during his breakout throws, and what he’d tell the next wave of Saluki athletes looking to make their mark.
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From June 9–12, the team will host an evening youth camp in Marion at the Marion Soccer Complex, running 5–8 p.m. each day for players ages 6–14 of all genders and skill levels.
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Fresh off the news of his older brother, Prince, transferring from Seton Hall, we caught up with Rolyns Aligbe for this sibling-rivalry edition of our Sunday sitdown.
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Since being named SIU's head softball coach in 2022, Jen Sewell has helped position the program as arguably SIU’s most consistent team while navigating roster turnover, injuries, and the ever-evolving challenges of modern college athletics.
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In a season packed with storylines, Emily Williams has become a headliner for SIU — and a cornerstone for a team that is on the cusp of earning its place in the MVC Tournament Championship game.
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Each week, our Sunday Sitdown gives readers a closer look at a current or future Dawg — whether it’s a rising athlete, a respected coach, or a die-hard fan in the stands. These are the people shaping the Saluki story, and we’re here to tell it. One sitdown at a time.
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Sources tell The UnderDawg that Isaiah Stafford, the explosive former Valparaiso and John A. Logan College guard, is expected to sign with the Salukis.
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Sources: Salukis Land Major Frontcourt Boost with Dutch Big Man Max Pikaar
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Caden Hawkins grew up with a basketball in his hands. Now he's following in the footsteps of his dad, Shane, and taking the court as a Saluki.
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Matt Schark doesn’t come out of games. Not when his shoulder slips out of place on a swing. Not when he’s up 10 in the fifth. Not when he’s told to sit. This is the story of a quiet leader, a bruising bat, and the kind of athlete every coach wants and every team needs.
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The fans who blame the portal or NIL for mid-major struggles are missing the bigger picture. Adaptation wins. The best organizations — on the court or in the boardroom — don’t panic when the market changes. They evolve. That’s exactly what’s happening in Carbondale.