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Despite dominating statistically for much of the game, Howard University suffered a heartbreaking 13-12 loss to FCS playoff contender Richmond last week. But Head Coach Larry Scott sees the performance — and the lessons that came with it — as a turning point for a Bison team he believes is trending in the right direction. […]
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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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In a week that was dominated by spectacular performances from the MEAC, it is no surprise that the conference features heavily on the list of the 10 most attended games from week 4 of the HBCU football season. South Carolina State vs. South Florida: 28,461 Howard vs. Hampton: 18,672 North Carolina Central vs. North Carolina
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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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For the first time since 2015, Howard came out on the winning side of the Battle of the Real HU, taking Hampton down in a 34-7 win. The Bison had lost eight straight against the Pirates, as well as losing 22 of the last 26 contests dating back to 1997, before their win today. This
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Week 3 was an outstanding one for your friendly neighborhood HBCU football prognosticator, but Week 4 ramps up with rivalry games, conference battles and non-conference matchups that will have everyone’s attention. Let’s look back at Week 3 first before we break down this weekend’s games. Week 3 record: 26-3 Best pick: Clark Atlanta 26, Fort
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On this week’s edition of the games to watch in HBCU football, we get a pair of former MEAC teams squaring off with respective longtime rivals. Before then, however, we look forward to a Thursday night clash between two sleeper teams in the SIAC. Lastly, a pair of contests in the CIAA that could be
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After an explosive 38-point performance against Morehouse in last week’s New York City Classic, Howard University head coach Larry Scott says the Bison are focused on one thing heading into this weekend’s rivalry matchup with Hampton: progress. “We’re not concerned about the opponent or their emotions,” Scott said during Monday’s media availability. “It’s about us
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Howard University head coach Larry Scott remains focused on growth, improvement and preparation as the Bison head into this weekend’s New York City Football Classic against Morehouse College. “It was obviously a rough outing for us,” Scott said of the Bison’s 55-7 loss to Temple. “We came out with good energy, but the week of
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