Today in SoCon History – February 13, 2008: Stephen Curry’s 41-Point Performance
On this day, some kid named Steph Curry delivered one of the most iconic games in SoCon history. A Career...
Today in SoCon History February 12, 2022: Chattanooga vs. Furman and a Championship Season Defined
Chattanooga’s comeback win at Furman fueled a championship run and epic three-game rivalry sweep. A Crucial Road Win in Greenville...
Today in SoCon History February 11, 2020: Walker Zimmerman Traded to MLS Expansion Club Nashville SC
Walker Zimmerman’s trade to MLS expansion side Nashville SC underscores the lasting professional impact of Southern Conference athletes. On February...
Today in SoCon History: February 10, 2008 — Terrell Owens Shines in the Pro Bowl
Terrell Owens’ Journey: From Chattanooga to the Pro Bowl February 10, 2008, delivered a snapshot of a version of the...
Today in SoCon History February 9, 1990: The Citadel Opening Game of What Would Become Its Historic 1990 Baseball Season
The Citadel quietly opened one of the most remarkable baseball seasons ever produced by a SoCon program. The 1990 season...
Today in SoCon History February 8, 1997 – Last Place ETSU Snaps Chattanooga’s 11-Game Winning Streak
On February 8, 1997, one of the most unexpected results in Southern Conference basketball history unfolded in Johnson City. The...
Today in SoCon History: February 7, 2016
From Samford to the NFL Before Samford University joined the SoCon in 2008, the Bulldogs competed in the Ohio Valley Conference. Between...
Today in SoCon History February 6, 2005: Terrell Owens’ Defiant Super Bowl Return
"For me, they said I was selfish." On February 6, 2005, Terrell Owens, a former Chattanooga Moc, took the field...
Today in SoCon History February 5, 2006: Super Bowl XL and Willie Williams’ NFL Journey
Western Carolina alum completed a career arc that spanned two Super Bowl eras. On February 5, 2006 former Western Carolina...
Today in SoCon History February 4, 2023: Furman vs. Wofford and the Night That Shaped a Season
Furman’s 80–67 victory over longtime rival Wofford was more than just another conference win. Entering the night, Furman was already...
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