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In a thrilling contest between heated rivals, Hampton engaged in a heated battle with Howard, escaping with an 80-79 overtime win. This marked Hampton’s third straight win over Howard, including their second win over them this season following an 83-67 win on December 28. With the win, the Pirates snapped a three-game losing streak and […]
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Hampton overcame a slow start before blowing past archrival Howard 83-67 in the annual Battle of the Real HU on Saturday. The victory stretched Hampton’s winning streak to five, the longest winning skein in five years. The game was broadcast nationally on the CBS Sports Network. But things got off to a slow start. Howard
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The Hampton athletic program, previously under fire for athlete clearance issues, has come to an agreement with the NCAA Division I Committee of Infractions after an investigation into the matter. During the COVID pandemic, several Hampton athletes competed while academically ineligible due to unintentional errors in the academic certification process. During a tumultuous time, Hampton’s
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HAMPTON, Va. — Hampton University has released its 2025 football schedule, featuring six home games at Armstrong Stadium and six road contests. The season includes marquee matchups against 2024 Celebration Bowl champion Jackson State, the historic Battle of the Real HU against Howard, and the annual Battle of the Bay against Norfolk State. The Pirates
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The Hampton Pirates women’s basketball team just notched its biggest win in recent memory, knocking off Georgia 76-74 in overtime. In addition to snapping a four-game losing streak, Hampton secured its first win against a Power Four program since beating Alabama in 2019. Jasha Clinton led the charge for the Pirates, scoring a season-high 20
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Week 12 of HBCU football ended championship chases in the MEAC and in each SWAC division, and there isn’t much change in the HBCU Sports’ Ultimate Division I poll, so as these teams head into their regular season finales, here’s how they fared in our rankings. 1. Jackson State (9-2) The Tigers scored enough points
The homestretch of Division I HBCU football has made for some fun football games and a lot to discuss, including the HBCU Sports’ Ultimate Division I Football poll. No changes in the top three as Nos. 1 and 2 both took care of business while No. 3 had the week off. After that, there’s where
Madness and chaos reigned supreme across all levels of HBCU football this past weekend, but Division I saw quite a few surprising results that led to some serious movement in the HBCU Sports’ Ultimate D-I poll. We have a new No. 1, some teams moving up, teams moving down and either out or in. And
As the season progresses, HBCU football at the Division I level will continue to produce storylines and results worthy of recognition, discussion, and critique. That includes this week’s HBCU Sports Ultimate D-I poll, in which the top stayed the same, the middle experienced some movement, and one school made its way back into the top
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After a shaky start in which Hampton fell behind 14-0 in the game’s opening minutes, the Pirates kept their composure and battled back to post a 59-17, spoiling North Carolina A&T’s Homecoming celebration. The Pirates turned the ball over twice in the first minutes, and the opportunistic Aggies (1-6, 0-3) took full advantage. Hampton’s first
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