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The Johnson C. Smith Golden Bulls are back to their winning ways, going on the road to claim a 31-20 win over the Virginia State Trojans. Johnson C. Smith claims its second straight win after suffering its first loss of the year against Virginia Union. They improve to 2-1 against the CIAA with the win […]
Johnson C. Smith snags 31-20 road win over Virginia State Read More »
HBCU Football has reached that time of year where surprises happen, contenders emerge and disappointments begin to mount and Week Five had a little bit of all of the above. That led to another tough, but winning weekend for your friendly neighborhood HBCU Football prognosticator, but Week Six is another chance to get it right.
The Division II HBCU football season is at the halfway point and there is still a lot to be decided with a major log jam at the top of the standings in the two major conferences. In the first official Division II rankings of the season, Benedict takes the top spot after retaining its status
Ultimate HBCU Sports Division II Football Rankings (Week 5) Read More »
Week Four for your friendly neighborhood HBCU football prognosticator was full of great finishes, surprising results…and plenty of losses. After an amazing Week Three, I fell faster than Disney stock thanks to some great games around the country. That’s the beauty of HBCU football; you get at least one surprise each week. Hopefully I can
HBCU Chris-tal Ball Picks: How Will The SWAC West Be Won? Read More »
Friday evening, a letter written by the four NCAA-member HBCU conference commissioners to the Congressional Black Caucus was made public, expressing support for the SCORE Act. The SCORE (Student Compensation and Opportunity through Rights and Endorsements) Act would, according to proponents of the bill, protect the rights of student-athletes, including creating one uniform national law
HBCU conference commissioners starting to plan for the future of athletics Read More »
As college athletics becomes a larger business, the four HBCU conferences with membership in the NCAA have written a letter in support of potential legislation to tighten things up. According to a report by Yahoo Sports and On3 Sports’ Ross Dellenger, the HBCU Four – Sonja Stills of the MEAC, Jacqie McWilliams Parker of the
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As college athletics becomes a larger business, the four HBCU conferences with membership in the NCAA have written a letter in support of potential legislation to tighten things up. According to a report by Yahoo Sports and On3 Sports’ Ross Dellenger, the HBCU Four – Sonja Stills of the MEAC, Jacqie McWilliams Parker of the
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Week 3 was an outstanding one for your friendly neighborhood HBCU football prognosticator, but Week 4 ramps up with rivalry games, conference battles and non-conference matchups that will have everyone’s attention. Let’s look back at Week 3 first before we break down this weekend’s games. Week 3 record: 26-3 Best pick: Clark Atlanta 26, Fort
HBCU Chris-tal Ball picks: Is Edward Waters for real? Can Howard conquer Hampton? Read More »
Nearly three years have passed since the last time the Delaware State football team had a winning streak of any kind. That streak gives way to a new one following the Hornets’ 36-14 win over CIAA member Bowie State. Paired with the 7 1/2-hour, rain-drenched marathon win over Albany last weekend, it’s the first time
Delaware State has a winning streak. Here’s how it happened. Read More »
HBCU football didn’t give us many surprises in Week Two, but plenty of fun games in spite of a washed-out weekend of weather. Week Three has some more fun matchups on deck and we’ll take a look into the Chris-tal Ball to see what is in store for this weekend’s action. Before we get to
HBCU Chris-tal Ball: Fireworks aplenty for Week Three’s games Read More »
