Bryson Gordon

On Wednesday night in Georgia, there was no extra gear for Liberty. There was no second-half comeback, no fourth-quarter heroics, and nowhere for the Flames to turn for a stop in the final quarter.

A pass is thrown behind tight end Bentley Hanshaw during Liberty's 27-24 loss to Kennesaw State Wednesday night.

"A lot of those 500 wins are because of our culture," Olsen said, "because we created this neat, nurturing environment where kids could grow, but also were playing with the people they love."

A Liberty team, with its goal of winning Conference USA still ahead of it, has a new outlook heading into Wednesday's important game for league standings, tight end Bentley Hanshaw said.

"We have time to fix it," Jolly said, "because fortunately, the way the conference is playing out is, everybody's beating each other. So we still have a chance to win the championship. ... Just understanding that plan for each other has made us closer," Jolly added.

The Gamecocks amassed 458 yards, 363 of which came on the ground, and downed the Flames 31-21 to send Liberty (5-2, 3-2 CUSA) a full two games back of first in the Conference USA standings, behind Jacksonville State and Western Kentucky.

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In Jacksonville, Alabama, it was an all-Liberty affair at the 2024 Conference USA cross country championships. The Flames claimed the first two league titles of the 2024-25 seasons, sweeping the

The reconstructed roster for McKay takes the court for the first time in real game action tonight in Xenia, Ohio, versus Valparaiso in the 2024 Total Athlete Tip-Off event.