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Week Five went mostly by the letter in HBCU Division I Football, but one convincing win calls for a change at the top of the Ultimate HBCU Sports Division I poll. After that, not much more movement, but Week Six could bring a changing of the guard. Before we get there, here’s our rankings after […]
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HBCU football enters its sixth week, headlined by a pair of conference contests in the CIAA that could see a change in hierarchy at the top of the standings. A classic MEAC rivalry is renewed with the home team looking for its first win in the series in nearly a decade. Also, a MEAC team
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Several HBCU campuses were targets of violent threats once again Tuesday. Southern University, Delaware State, Morgan State, Prairie View A&M and Alabama A&M each alerted their communities of bomb threats made throughout the day. Delaware State halted classes and activities for the day while Alabama A&M received the all-clear for their threat earlier in the
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Delaware State football head coach DeSean Jackson expressed strong frustration over a controversial penalty call that led to the early ejection of quarterback Kaiden Bennett in a narrow 35-31 loss to Sacred Heart. “That was crazy,” Jackson said about the penalty on Monday. “In 30 years of playing football, I’ve never seen anything like that.”
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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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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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The Delaware State football team will have to try to start a new winning streak next week. The Hornets lost a 35-31 decision to FCS Independent Sacred Heart Saturday afternoon, snapping a three-game winning run, the longest for the program since the 2012 season. Here are the key events of Saturday’s game. Egregious Ejection Delaware
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If Delaware State’s football team is going to win their fourth game in a row, they will have to do it without starting quarterback Kaiden Bennett. Bennett, the grad student transfer from Sacramento State scored his eighth rushing touchdown of the year to give the visiting Hornets a 14-10 lead over Sacred Heart when officials
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Week four of the HBCU football season was a showcase for the MEAC, who had its best performance of the season across the board. These include a pair of rivalry games ending in uncontested blowouts and a win streak that hasn’t been seen in over a decade. Elsewhere, a matchup between top CIAA contenders features
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An HBCU football matchup with potential conference championship implications has been moved to a national television time slot. The Morgan State-Delaware State game, originally scheduled for Saturday Nov. 8 at 3:30 pm will now be played Friday night Nov. 7 at 7 p.m., the MEAC and ESPN announced earlier this week. The game will either
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