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Mississippi Valley State has hired Terrell Buckley, a former NFL player and XFL coach, as its next football coach. “We’re going to build a culture of accountability, hard work, and belief – because winning starts with the standards we set and the mindset we bring every single day,” Buckley said in a statement. Buckley, a […]
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The Mississippi Valley State marching band traveled to Washington, D.C., on Monday to perform at President Donald Trump’s inauguration. Here’s a video courtesy of ShowtimeWeb showing how the “Mean Green Marching Machine” fared among political dignitaries in front of a global audience.
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It did not take long for former Mississippi Valley State head coach Kendrick Wade to find a new job after being unceremoniously dismissed from the school at the end of the 2024 season. The former Delta Devils head coach is making his way to the FBS ranks. The University of Memphis hired him as the team’s offensive assistant.
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The Mississippi Valley State marching band is nearing the finish line in achieving its financial travel goal to perform in Washington, D.C. The Mean Green Marching Machine was invited weeks ago to perform at a parade ahead of Donald Trump’s inauguration on Jan. 20. “This is not just a moment of pride for our university but
HBCU band near donation goal to perform at Trump inauguration. How much they raised Read More »
The new year looks like one where we all will be stressed by the returning crap storm coming to Washington, especially anyone with a vested interest in the success and well-being of HBCUs. Donald Trump is the single most dangerous threat to our institutions in this lifetime and possibly the next. So imagine my shock
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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
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The Kendrick Wade Jr. era has come to an end at Mississippi Valley State after a two-year stint. Wade will not return as Delta Devils head football coach in 2025, according to a report by The Delta Sports. MVSU went 2-21 in Wade’s two seasons leading the program, the biggest of those wins being a
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Mississippi Valley State was the story of the HBCU football world on Saturday after shocking defending Black College national champion Florida A&M 24-21 to snap a 15-game losing streak. The victory was particularly meaningful for the Delta Devils as it occurred a day after the team attended the memorial service for linebacker Ryan Quinney, who
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During Monday’s edition of HBCU Sports Live, the show topic eventually centered on Mississippi Valley State’s historical struggles as an athletic program competing at the NCAA Division I level, highlighted by the Delta Devils’ recent 54-17 loss to Alabama State and MVSU’s 1-5 record under Kendrick Wade Jr. The HBCU Sports crew debated whether MVSU
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In a significant move to bolster international academic exchange, the U.S. Department of State announced today that 19 Historically Black Colleges and Universities have been designated as “Fulbright HBCU Institutional Leaders” for their outstanding engagement with the Fulbright Program during the 2023-24 academic year. The announcement was made ahead of the upcoming 2024 Annual National
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