NEW ORLEANS, La. – The Talladega Lady Tornadoes and Rust Lady Bearcats were the two-best teams in the regular season a year prior and look to lead the pack once again as they split the top […]
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – In the first poll of merged divisions, perennial NAIA Division I powerhouse Georgetown (Ky.) garnered 12 of the 21 first-place votes to begin the season on top in the preseason edition […]
By Willie Alex Hines Senior Editor Twenty five years ago, on October 7, 1995, Grambling State Coach Eddie Robinson became the first NCAA Football Coach to reach 400 wins when Grambling State defeated Mississippi Valley […]
By Willie Alex Hines Senior Editor As expected, and one of worst kept secrets, Jackson State named “Prime Time” Deion Sanders as the schools 21st head football coach. Sanders, who is both in the NFL […]
By Willie Alex Hines Senior Editor Deion Sanders, who graduated last month with a degree in business from Talladega College, a HBCU in Alabama, knows what he wants to do next. He wants to be […]
By Willie Alex Hines Senior Editor Ohio State QB Justin Fields starts petition to relaunch Big Ten Season. Even with the rise of COVID-19 cases in certain states, he wants to play Football this season. […]
By Willie Alex Hines Senior Editor The Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) has a plan in place to play football and other sports in the spring. We as HBCU sports fans want to know if the […]
By Willie Alex Hines Senior Editor There have been discussions in the past couple of years asking the question: What if more of our elite athletes chose HBCUs to play college sports? NBA star Chris […]
By Alex Hines Senior Editor The Southwestern Athletic Conference has announced that it is canceling fall sports for 2020 over the concerns of the COVID-19 pandemic. It was the correct decision. The conference decided to […]
By Alex Hines Senior Editor Normally, this would the time when we would be getting excited because football season is around the corner, especially for us HBCU fans. But, of course, these are not normal […]
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