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Week six of the Division II HBCU football season yielded results that prompted a significant shift in the rankings from the previous week. The biggest dropoff came from Livingstone, which suffered its first conference loss of the season against Elizabeth City State (first conference win of the year). Elsewhere, Virginia Union stayed undefeated in conference […]
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The Division II HBCU football season is at the halfway point and there is still a lot to be decided with a major log jam at the top of the standings in the two major conferences. In the first official Division II rankings of the season, Benedict takes the top spot after retaining its status
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As much as offense catches the eye of most casual football fans, defense has always been the heart of HBCU football with many of the game’s greatest players coming on that side of the ball. This season will see several players at the Division II level etch their name in history among those all-time greats.
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William McNeil Jr., a 22-year-old biology major at Livingstone College in Salisbury, North Carolina, was punched and dragged from his vehicle by Jacksonville sheriff’s deputies during a February traffic stop. It was an incident that went viral over the weekend following the release of video footage. McNeil, who plays trombone in the Blue Thunder Marching
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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
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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
HBCU football picks: SWAC West showdown highlights a competitive weekend Read More »
Week 7 of the HBCU football season is highlighted by a pair of contests between teams logjammed in the middle of the CIAA standings. Then, we get a pair of SWAC West contests, including Alcorn State and Southern seeking to keep their conference record unblemished. Here are the games you should follow this weekend. Shaw
HBCU football games to watch: Is it make-or-break weekend in the SWAC West? Read More »
On the final day of track & field at the 2024 Summer Olympics, former Livingstone track & field athlete Quanera Hayes won gold as part of the American women’s 4×400-meter relay team. In the first round of 4×400 relay heats, Hayes clocked a 51.27-second split on the first leg. The team finished with a time
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