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HBCU Sports is bringing back our weekly HBCU football rankings and as we’re a third of the way through the season, the Division I component has a lot of interesting teams in interesting positions already. So without further delay, here’s the D-I HBCU Football Top 10 after Week 4. 1. North Carolina Central (4-2) Last […]
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In a week that was dominated by spectacular performances from the MEAC, it is no surprise that the conference features heavily on the list of the 10 most attended games from week 4 of the HBCU football season. South Carolina State vs. South Florida: 28,461 Howard vs. Hampton: 18,672 North Carolina Central vs. North Carolina
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As if it wasn’t enough for the college football season to kick off during the Labor Day weekend, the city of Jackson, Mississippi, hosted the HBCU Labor Day Classic Battle of the Bands, which featured 10 of the nation’s top HBCU marching bands. The lineup included Arkansas-Pine Bluff, Talladega College, Alabama A&M, Langston University, Alabama
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Across its two-decade history, the MEAC/SWAC Challenge has delivered some of the greatest moments in HBCU football, with unforgettable plays, dramatic upsets, and record-breaking feats that have electrified fans year after year. These top 20 moments showcase the essence of competition between both conferences, highlighting both legendary individual performances and game-defining team achievements. From heart-stopping
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After going winless each of the last two full seasons, one HBCU women’s soccer team is starting 2025 on a good note. Thanks to a goal by junior forward Nicole Cargill, the Delaware State women snapped a 35-match winless streak with a 1-0 win over Alabama A&M in their season opener Sunday afternoon. The Hornets
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Alabama A&M is not quite there yet with just two weeks before the Bulldogs play at SEC opponent Arkansas. The defense had gotten the better of the offense through much of fall camp, but there were signs of encouragement that the team was rounding into shape during the last team scrimmage before the regular season
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If college football had a journeyman award, Cornelious “Quad” Brown IV would be a top contender. Brown will begin his seventh season of collegiate football, a journey that has taken him to Alabama A&M, where he could be the Bulldogs next starting quarterback. “I’ve worked hard for this opportunity, and I never take it lightly,”
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The Alabama A&M University football team took their first steps toward the 2025 season under new head coach Sam Shade. On a sweltering morning in Huntsville, the Bulldogs donned helmets and shorts for their initial workout, laying the groundwork for the team’s first full-pads session. With less than a month before their season kicks off
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Another HBCU football team lost a highly touted quarterback before the 2025 season started, but for an entirely different reason. Mekhi Hagens, who passed for over 2,500 yards and 16 touchdowns for Arkansas-Pine Bluff last season, was removed from Alabama A&M’s roster, according to Stats Perform’s Craig Haley. Haley cited “an academic issue” as the
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Carson Vinson’s journey to the NFL is a story of loyalty, grit, and pride in his roots. At 6-foot-7 and 314 pounds, Vinson anchored Alabama A&M’s offensive line for four years, resisting the lure to transfer to larger schools—a common path for talented players chasing recognition and bigger NIL deals. Despite offers and interest, Vinson
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