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The 2025 calendar year was interesting and action-packed in the world of HBCU sports, so to recap the year, here are the Top 10 stories from this past year. 10. SWAC TV provides new viewing option SWAC TV debuted this season, joining the CIAA and the SIAC as HBCU conferences with their own streaming/broadcasting services. […]
Jackson(s), Berry, Allen: The biggest HBCU sports stories of 2025 Read More »
South Carolina State will go into the 2026 season as the defending HBCU national champions thanks to their Celebration Bowl win, and early in the season, they will be visited by a CIAA team. Virginia State released their 2026 football schedule on social media Monday, highlighted by a trip to Orangeburg, South Carolina Saturday Sept.
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The rich get richer in the CIAA as the reigning football champion, Johnson C. Smith Golden Bulls, have added the SIAC’s top player from the 2025 season to its roster. Former Allen University running back Fabian Duncan has announced he is transferring to Johnson C. Smith with two years of eligibility remaining. A native of
2025 SIAC MVP Fabian Duncan commits to Johnson C. Smith Read More »
Albany State did not have to look long and hard for a replacement for Quinn Gray. Wednesday morning, ASU announced David Bowser as the Golden Rams’ new head football coach following Gray’s departure for his Alma mater, Florida A&M. Bowser recently served special assistant to the head coach, director of player personnel and linebackers’ coach
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In what was a historic 2025 campaign for Virginia Union star running back Curtis Allen, he adds another monumental achievement to his resume, being named the winner of the Harlon Hill award. An award that is Division II football’s equivalent of the Heisman trophy, Allen becomes the first HBCU player to ever win the Harlon
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Chris Paul may not be an active NBA player at the moment, but he remains active in contributing to HBCU basketball. The annual Chris Paul HBCU Classic takes place Thursday Dec. 18 and Friday Dec. 19 at Atlanta’s Gateway Center Arena. The morning session will be streamed on ESPN Plus and the evening session will
The Chris Paul HBCU Classic tips off Thursday. Here’s a look at who’s playing. Read More »
One HBCU football coach opening is reported to be filled, and a program legend is who will fill that once vacant spot. According to a Football Scoop report, Winston-Salem State has hired former all-CIAA quarterback Tory Woodbury as the team’s new head coach. Woodbury led the Rams to back-to-back CIAA championships in 1999 and 2000,
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The first round of the Division II Football Playoffs has come and gone, bringing about mixed results for the five HBCUs selected to the championship field. Albany State 35, Valdosta State 30 Super Region Two number-one seed and SIAC champion Albany State survived a hard-fought battle with Division II powerhouse Valdosta State, coming away with
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The postseason has arrived in the Division II ranks with Saturday seeing the kickoff of the first round of the National Championship tournament. This year will be a historic affair as five HBCU teams will compete in the Division II playoffs, the most seen in a single year in the tournament’s 52-year history. This comes
Biggest Key to Victory for each Division II HBCU Football Playoff team Read More »
The Bowie State Bulldogs have entered the head coaching market after announcing they will not renew the contract of current coach Kyle Jackson. “On behalf of [Bowie State] Bulldog Athletics, I want to extend out sincere gratitude to Coach Jackson for the meaningful impact he has made on our football program both as a player
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