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Clark Atlanta came out of its conference-opener unblemished, scoring a go-ahead touchdown in the game’s final two minutes to take down Fort Valley State 26-21. The Panthers have now claimed two straight victories over the Wildcats previously lost 10 of their last 11 against them, dating back to 2012. In addition, this marks the first […]
Clark Atlanta scores go-ahead touchdown to beat Fort Valley State 26-21 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 »
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
NFL 53-man roster tracker 2025: Which HBCU players survived roster cuts? Read More »
One HBCU wide receiver who transferred to a rising program has decided to return to his roots. According to Wali Pitt of HBCU Gameday, Armone Harris, who caught over 1,000 yards in passes for Clark Atlanta in 2024, is back at CAU after briefly committing to CIAA contender Johnson C. Smith this summer. Harris caught
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Nearly two months after Shawn Gibbs’s departure, Fort Valley State has announced who will be the team’s next head coach. Former SWAC assistant coach Marlon Watson will be tasked with taking over as head coach of the Wildcats. “I look forward to seeing Coach Marlon Watson’s leadership as our head football coach,” said Fort Valley State Interim
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As of press time, nine HBCU athletic directors and administrations are Christmas shopping for a brand-new football coach to put under the tree for 2025. As with all expensive shopping adventures, the pros and cons must be weighed heavily, not just by the universities themselves but also by the coaches. So, at HBCU Sports, we’ve
Here are the pros and cons of every HBCU football coaching vacancy Read More »
Week 10 of HBCU Football was wild as a few teams pulled off mild upsets while others played down to the level of competition and cost themselves dearly. Week 11 features the final chapter of the Division II regular season, where we’ll find out who will face each other in the CIAA and SIAC championship
HBCU football picks: Championship contenders meet to settle old scores Read More »
