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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 […]
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With the NFL Preseason in the rearview, it is time for teams to make some tough decision, making cuts to meet the league’s 53-man roster requirement, including several HBCU football players. Here is an up-to-the-second update on the status of each HBCU athlete in NFL camps. Status Signed to 53-Man Roster QB Shedeur Sanders (Jackson
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For the second year in a row, the Fayetteville State Broncos are the CIAA women’s basketball champions. The Broncos won the CIAA title game on Saturday, 64-56, over the Virginia State Trojans. FSU becomes the first CIAA women’s basketball team to repeat as conference champions since Virginia Union did so in 2019. Talia Trotter filled
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The regular season is coming to a close at the Division II and NAIA levels, which means tournament season is soon to begin. As teams prepare for conference championships, here are some things we’ve learned from last week’s slate of games. Fayetteville State men streak grows The Fayetteville State Broncos men’s basketball team has been
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The Fayetteville State Lady Broncos kept up their winning ways with a dominant 81-31 win over the Winston-Salem State Lady Rams. With the win, Fayetteville State improved to 16-7 overall, including an 11-3 record against CIAA opponents. The Broncos are riding a four-game win streak coming by an average winning margin of 32.3 points per
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Week 6 in HBCU football was a week where we started to see some separation in the Division II ranks, while the MEAC began to wrap up non-conference play and the SWAC divisional wars began in D-I. Overall, on the prediction front, it was another solid week for your intrepid HBCU Sports picker, but with
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