Covering UMHB Athletics and the stories behind the score
Photo by Luke Zayas/True To The Cru BELTON — What a difference a win can make. Seven days ago, No. 22 UMHB was in the midst of a two-game losing skid, set to go on the road for the second week in a row to an undefeated ETBU team in a pressure-packed American Southwest Conference […]
Photo of UMHB RB Asa Osbourn by Luke Zayas/@lukezayas_photography MARSHALL, Texas — No. 21 UMHB came into the second half on Saturday afternoon in desperate need of a spark. Trailing ETBU, 28-21, in the ASC opener, The Cru had struggled to contain the Tigers through much of the first two quarters. A run-heavy team through […]
Mary Hardin-Baylor heads east, set to face an ETBU squad carrying momentum from its 4-0 start. Storylines, depth charts, streaming info, and more in this preview.
Three games down, seven to go. And six will be in American Southwest Conference play. The first of those six for No. 21 UMHB (1-2) comes on Saturday in Marshall, Texas, where The Cru squares off against East Texas Baptist (4-0) in a 1 p.m. kickoff.
BELTON — On Wednesday, the calendar will turn from September to October. With it, a page will turn in the story of UMHB’s 2025 season.
MARS HILL, North Carolina – In many ways, it was the same story, second verse, for No. 16 UMHB on Saturday afternoon.
UMHB Football will play on the road for the first time in 2025, facing D2 Mars Hill in Mars Hill, North Carolina. We bring you the 3 things we’re watching for, streaming information, and two-deep depth charts in this game preview.
BELTON — Larry Harmon spoke candidly at Monday’s press conference, getting straight to the point without hesitation.
For the first time in program history, UMHB Football will square off against an NCAA Division II opponent, as the Crusaders prepare to travel east for Saturday’s duel at Mars Hill University in Mars Hill, North Carolina.
BELTON — In UMHB’s Week 1 win over Bethel, the third quarter turned the tide in favor of the Crusaders, a pair of 70-yard touchdowns pushing them in front for good as the defense buckled down. But on Saturday, with national attention on their Top 25 duel with No. 16 UW-Whitewater, the third quarter instead turned out to be precisely what broke them.