Brice Johnson
Brice Johnson
Damion Moate
Damion Moate
Landon Sharpe
Landon Sharpe
The Presbyterian Blue Hose represent college football on RallyFuel. Presbyterian has claimed 1 Pioneer League championship across program history. Presbyterian most recently defeated Presbyterian Blue Hose 55-21 on October 3, 2026 at Clinton, SC. The Blue Hose sit at 2-3 on the year. Presbyterian fields a 181-athlete roster this season, with 1 verified on RallyFuel. The class distribution includes 75 freshmen, 29 sophomores, 35 juniors, and 32 seniors. On the road and at home, Presbyterian is 2-0 at home and 0-3 in true away games this season. The Blue Hose next play Presbyterian Blue Hose on October 10, 2026. When fans fuel a Blue Hose athlete on RallyFuel, 90% lands directly with the athlete — funding training, recovery, and the realities of college sports.
The Football Program at Presbyterian College competes at the NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) level as a member of the Pioneer Football League. This non-scholarship conference emphasizes competitive balance and academic achievement, providing student-athletes with a high level of competition against peer institutions. Within the university’s athletic ecosystem, football serves as a key pillar, contributing to campus spirit and regional recognition. The program’s placement in the Pioneer Football League positions it uniquely among FCS programs, balancing rigorous competition with a strong commitment to athlete development and academic success.
Presbyterian Football benefits from a well-maintained infrastructure designed to support athlete performance and development. The program’s home venue, Bailey Memorial Stadium, offers a competitive game-day atmosphere with a seating capacity of approximately 6,500 and a natural grass playing surface. This environment fosters strong community engagement and provides an intimate yet energetic setting for athletes and fans alike.
The Athletics Department has invested in comprehensive training facilities that emphasize strength, conditioning, and sport-specific skill development. These resources include a modern weight room tailored to football athletes, video analysis technology, and dedicated practice fields that replicate game conditions. The program also integrates academic support services to ensure football student-athletes maintain strong academic progress alongside their athletic commitments.
Playing football at Presbyterian offers student-athletes a valuable platform for personal brand building within a focused and engaged market. While the Pioneer Football League does not feature extensive national TV contracts, the program benefits from regional media coverage and streaming opportunities that increase visibility in key Southeastern markets. This exposure allows athletes to develop local fan followings and connect with community-based sponsors.
The loyal fanbase and strong community ties create an attractive environment for NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness) opportunities, particularly with local businesses and service providers seeking partnerships with collegiate athletes. The program’s emphasis on character and academic achievement further enhances its appeal to recruits interested in holistic development and long-term brand growth. For prospective players, Presbyterian offers a competitive football experience combined with meaningful opportunities to cultivate their marketability both on and off the field.
