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More than twenty HBCU football games fill today’s slate, with kickoffs stretching from noon to late afternoon and broadcasts that range from network TV...
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On the final day of the NAIA Outdoor Track & Field Championships, HBCU athletes racked up several podium finishes, including many who claimed a...
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Charlie Neal, the pioneering HBCU broadcaster whose voice helped carry Black college sports into homes across America, has died following an illness. He spent...
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By Dorothy J. Gentry Photo: Dorothy J. Gentry Keelon Russell, the recently named 2024-25 Gatorade National Football Player of the Year, enjoyed a night...
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The Black College Football Hall of Fame (BCFHOF) announced its 16th Class today – the Class of 2025. Six inductees were selected from a list of...
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By Anthony Council After almost seven years as CEO of the Dallas Mavericks, Cynt Marshall officially passed the baton to Rick Welts who was...
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Alabama State defensive back James Burgess has been named the recipient of the Aeneas Williams Award for the 2024 HBCU football season.
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More than a week after Delaware State parted ways with Lee Hull as football coach, at least one former Hornet football player has drafted...
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By Anthony Council In one of the most stunning upsets of the Texas high school football season, the North Crowley Panthers (15-0) dethroned defending...
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Coco Gauff is rewriting the rules for women athletes everywhere.
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When Jackson State plays South Carolina State in the Cricket Celebration Bowl on Saturday in Atlanta, the SWAC champions will be a favorite by...
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South Carolina State quarterback Eric Phoenix and Morgan State defensive lineman Elijah Williams have been named the 2024 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Offensive and Defensive Players of...
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The phrase “you play like a girl” has come a long way from being an insult—these days, it’s a flex!
