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...
Charlie Neal, the pioneering HBCU broadcaster whose voice helped carry Black college sports into homes across America, has died following an illness. He spent...
By Dorothy J. GentrySports EditorPhotos/Videos: Dorothy J. Gentry Odyssey Sims, who grew up in Irving, Texas and graduated from MacArthur HighSchool, was in Paris,...
By Chris Stevens The game of telephone regarding Norfolk State sprinter Kai Cole’s controversial disqualification from this past weekend’s Olympic trials has a new...
By Chris StevensFrom – https://hbcusports.com/Reprinted – by Texas Metro News In this new world of the NCAA finally admitting they are a for-profit organization,...