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As we enter the final weekend in the regular season in Division II HBCU football, we now know one-half of the championship picture in the CIAA and the SIAC. The two-time reigning CIAA champion, Virginia Union Panthers, will have their chance to three-peat, claiming a spot in the title game with a historic win over […]
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In a list overpopulated by Division II contests, it was Florida A&M’s homecoming clash with Alcorn State that took the top spot on the list of the most attended games in Week 8 of the HBCU football season. Florida A&M vs. Alcorn State: 25,550 Prairie View A&M vs. Southern: 23,715 Morehouse vs. Lane: 17,818 Winston-Salem
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Week 8 of the 2025 HBCU football season marks the final weekend before we officially begin the race to the Celebration as the MEAC is set to begin conference play next weekend. Though that means all but one MEAC team will be in action this weekend, looking to avenge a loss on their homecoming last
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The Fayetteville State Broncos kept their perfect conference record intact following a 38-14 homecoming win over the Livingstone Blue Bears. Fayetteville State improves to 4-0 in CIAA play with the win, keeping itself a half-game ahead of Virginia Union (3-0 against the CIAA) in the conference. Meanwhile, Livingstone drops its second straight, dropping its conference
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All eyes are on the SWAC East showdown between Jackson State and Alabama State in week seven of the HBCU footballs season in what many are dubbing the ‘Game of the Year.’ Elsewhere, the SIAC has a pair of matchups with championship implications while two contenders in the CIAA clash with a chance to taking
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HBCU Football enters the second half of the season this weekend. SWAC/CIAA/SIAC play promises to be exciting while the MEAC is finally winding down their never-ending non-conference schedule. Week Seven will be a fun one to predict, but before your friendly neighborhood HBCU football prognosticator drops this week’s science, let’s look back at Week Six’s
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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