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The Fountain City Classic between storied SIAC rivals Albany State and Fort Valley State tops the list of the most attended games in Week 11 of the HBCU football season. Albany State vs. Fort Valley State: 40,175 Alabama State vs. Texas Southern: 17,625 Virginia Union vs. Virginia State: 15,165 Alcorn State vs. Southern: 14,458 Prairie […]
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Winston-Salem State is in the market for a new head football coach following the announcement that Robert Massey has handed in his resignation, effective December 31, 2025 per HBCU Gameday. Massey took over as head coach of the Rams in 2019 after serving in various roles with the team, including as Associate Head Coach, from
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HBCU Football’s Week 11 got us closer to the finish line but the top teams in the HBCU Sports’ Ultimate Division I poll are holding their positions…for the most part. Check out the movement in this week’s poll. 1. Jackson State (7-2) Last Week: Defeated Mississippi Valley State 42-3 Up Next: vs Bethune-Cookman Saturday Nov.
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Grambling’s 31-23 victory over Bethune-Cookman was briefly overshadowed by a chaotic on-field brawl that erupted shortly after halftime. The Tigers carried a 24-20 lead into the third quarter when tensions on the sideline suddenly boiled over into a full melee. Video from the scene showed Grambling defensive back Xhane Williams throwing a swing at Bethune-Cookman
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For the third time in the past four seasons, the Benedict Tigers will compete for an SIAC championship after a 16-13 double-overtime win over Savannah State. Amidst struggles in the passing game, throwing a season-high three interceptions, Benedict made up for it on the ground. They finished with 201 rushing yards, led by Triston Morgan,
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After having its CIAA championship hopes dashed by a loss to Livingstone in their 2024 season finale, the Johnson C. Smith Golden Bulls get their redemption, beating the Blue Bears 26-21 to punch their ticket to Durham. This marks Johnson C. Smith’s first appearance in the CIAA championship game since 1972 and just their third
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Cameron Peters delivered a career performance Saturday night. The quarterback threw for 394 yards and five touchdowns — three of them to Jyzaiah Rockwell — as Prairie View A&M dominated Alabama A&M 48–5 in Southwestern Athletic Conference play. The Panthers (7–3, 5–1 SWAC) overcame a slow start after David Faulk’s 33-yard field goal gave the
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North Carolina Central prepared for their biggest game of the season by absorbing a challenge from Norfolk State. Reserve quarterback Vinson Berry threw two fourth quarter touchdown passes for the Spartans, but it wasn’t enough as the Eagles came away with a 31-28 win. North Carolina Central improved 7-3 overall and 2-1 in MEAC play.
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South Carolina State defensive back Jarod Washington had a day to remember against Howard Saturday afternoon. Washington, one of several players to move with Chennis Berry from Division II Benedict to Orangeburg last season, returned an interception and a blocked field goal for touchdowns as the Bulldogs defeated the Bison 42-12. The win keeps SCSU
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Could a meeting between Mike Vick and DeSean Jackson in Philadelphia become an annual thing? The president of one school hopes so. Delaware State President Tony Allen says the HBCU football showcase, which featured former NFL standouts on opposing sidelines, is likely to return to Philadelphia next year. In an interview with The Philadelphia Tribune,
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