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Week 8 of the 2025 HBCU football season marks the final weekend before we officially begin the race to the Celebration as the MEAC is set to begin conference play next weekend. Though that means all but one MEAC team will be in action this weekend, looking to avenge a loss on their homecoming last […]
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Week Eight of HBCU football season features nearly an entire conference off but others have plenty of action that counts in the standings to enjoy. And Week Seven’s results were fun…too bad most of them weren’t featured in your friendly prognosticator’s predictions. Note to self: be sure you check which week of the CIAA and
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The 2025 HBCU Football season has reached the halfway point. While plenty of schools are still in contention for conference championships and postseason invites, there are a few schools whose head coaches might be sweating a bit waiting for that end-of-the-season meeting. Which coaches are on the hot seat? There aren’t that many, but the
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The Virginia Union Panthers remained undefeated in conference play following a 37-18 win over the Elizabeth City State Vikings. The defending CIAA champions have now won four straight games following their only loss this season against Edward Waters, improving to 3-0 against the CIAA in the process (win over Johnson C. Smith did not count
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The Fayetteville State Broncos kept their perfect conference record intact following a 38-14 homecoming win over the Livingstone Blue Bears. Fayetteville State improves to 4-0 in CIAA play with the win, keeping itself a half-game ahead of Virginia Union (3-0 against the CIAA) in the conference. Meanwhile, Livingstone drops its second straight, dropping its conference
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HBCU Football enters the second half of the season this weekend. SWAC/CIAA/SIAC play promises to be exciting while the MEAC is finally winding down their never-ending non-conference schedule. Week Seven will be a fun one to predict, but before your friendly neighborhood HBCU football prognosticator drops this week’s science, let’s look back at Week Six’s
The Virginia State Trojans men’s basketball team come in to the 2025-2026 season as the team to beat, being picked to finish atop the CIAA standings in the conference’s predicted order of finish. The 2024-2025 season was a year of improvement for the Trojans, upgrading from an 8-9 record against the CIAA the previous year
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Much is expected of the two-time defending CIAA Women’s Basketball champion Fayetteville State Broncos, being selected to win a third straight title in the conference’s predicted order of finish. Last season, the Broncos recorded their second straight 20-win season, finishing with a 21-8 overall record, including a 13-3 record against the CIAA. After taking down
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The Virginia Union Panthers‘ remarkable ascent to championship contention has been a story of consistency, trust, and belief. While many will rightfully credit head coach Dr. Alvin Parker, who was hired to take over the team in 2018, for the Panthers’ success, an unheralded name that has played a significant role is associate head coach
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Week six of the Division II HBCU football season yielded results that prompted a significant shift in the rankings from the previous week. The biggest dropoff came from Livingstone, which suffered its first conference loss of the season against Elizabeth City State (first conference win of the year). Elsewhere, Virginia Union stayed undefeated in conference
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