The St. Louis Rams selected App State wide receiver Brian Quick with the first pick of the second round (33rd overall) of the 2012 NFL Draft, making Quick the highest NFL draft pick in Appalachian State history. View Article >>

Representatives from 26 NFL teams trickled into Kidd Brewer Stadium on Monday, the most to attend Pro Day at Appalachian State. View Article >>

Mark Ivey, a four-year football letterwinner at Appalachian State University from 1992-95, has returned to his alma mater as a defensive assistant coach, head coach Jerry Moore officially announced on Wednesday. View Article >>

NFL.com writes, "Look for Brian Quick to be the highest pick from Appalachian State in years and be taken early in the second round." View Article >>

Representatives from 26 NFL teams converged on Appalachian State University for the annual Pro Day. Eight former Mountaineers worked out for the assembled professional football personnel at The Rock. View Article >>

The Appalachian State University Foundation will hold its sixth-annual ASU Football Fund golf tournament on Friday, May 11 at historic Linville Golf Club. View Article >>

Although there were a couple of inches of snow on the ground, spring officially came to the High Country on Monday when App State opened spring practice with a crisp one-hour-and-35-minute workout in the Sofield Family Indoor Practice Facility. View Article >>

Nineteen student-athletes have signed National Letters of Intent/grant-in-aid agreements to join Appalachian State University's football program, head coach Jerry Moore announced on Wednesday. View Article >>

Former App State wide receiver Brian Quick capped a successful week by hauling in a pair of first-down receptions during Saturday's Senior Bowl at Ladd-Peebles Stadium in Mobile, Ala. View Article >>

Justin Stepp, who helped lead Clemson to the 2011 Atlantic Coast Conference championship as a member of the Tigers' coaching staff, has been hired as App State's running backs coach. View Article >>

Nine-year NFL veteran Alvis Whitted and former Mountaineer tight end Nic Cardwell have joined App State's football staff as wide receivers and tight ends coach, respectively. View Article >>

App State football will host their National Signing Day reception on Wednesday, Feb. 1 at the Appalachian Athletics Center. View Article >>

For Scott Satterfield, the road home meant first leaving home. It meant saying goodbye to perhaps the finest college football program of its kind to learn about football life elsewhere. View Article >>

Former Appalachian State University football wide receiver Brian Quick has been selected to participate in next week's prestigious Senior Bowl in Mobile, Ala., organizers announced on Friday. View Article >>

Saturday's inaugural Battle of Florida college football all-star game will pit a pair of former App State teammates against each other with running back Travaris Cadet playing on the South team and defensive back DeAndre Presley suiting up for the North squad. View Article >>

App State wide receiver Brian Quick earned another first-team all-America honor when College Sporting News included the senior on its 2011 Fabulous 50 NCAA Division I FCS all-America team. View Article >>

Scott Satterfield, who was part of three national championships and six Southern Conference titles as a player and coach at Appalachian State University, has returned to Appalachian as assistant head coach, offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach. View Article >>

A look at former Appalachian State University football players' performances in Week 16 of the National Football League season. View Article >>

Former ASU athletics intern Cory Hall is in his first year as a member of the University of Minnesota athletics department. Last Sunday, Hall caught up with another former Mountaineer, Jason Hunter, following the Denver Broncos' 35-32 win over the Minnesota Vikings in Minneapolis. View Article >>

App State football unveiled one of its most challenging schedules in recent memory when it finalized the 2012 gridiron slate on Wednesday. View Article >>