Schools Add Future Football, Volleyball Matchups

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Austin Peay volleyball is set to host Abilene Christian and visit North Alabama as it continues United Athletic Conference play, entering the matches after consecutive losses. The other reports detail future college football schedule additions: Texas A&M will host Texas Southern in 2027, Abilene Christian will visit UTSA that season, and Arkansas State will travel to Mississippi State in 2031.

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