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Eight days after beating William & Mary by 25 points, the North Carolina A&T women’s basketball team suffered an early exit at the hands of them. W&M outscored the Aggies 10-2 in overtime for a 74-66 upset win in the Coastal Athletic Association tournament quarterfinals. North Carolina A&T led 55-47 on a Chaniya Clark layup, […]
North Carolina A&T rise to top of CAA crashes in conference tournament Read More »
In North Carolina A&T’s first two seasons in the Coastal Athletic Association, the Aggies spent time as the first-place team. Still, they could not close the deal on a regular-season championship. But behind a career-high 27 points from senior guard Jordyn Dorsey and a historic night for graduate guard Maleia Bracone, the Aggies defeated William
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A draft hopeful who got his start at an HBCU is earning rave reviews for his performance at the NFL Combine. Bhayshul Tuten, who began his college career at North Carolina A&T, ran the fastest 40-yard dash time for running backs with a time of 4.32 seconds. Check Out The 10 Fastest Running Backs 40
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It was not a good weekend to be an HBCU Division I basketball conference contender as quite a few teams fell in what may or may not be considered upsets. As we enter the final week of conference play across the country, most of these races are still unsettled, which could make for some fun
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The final two weeks of HBCU Division I regular season basketball are upon us, and no one has officially clinched a regular season conference championship yet, so there’s plenty left for teams to play for heading into their respective conference tournaments. Let’s take a look at last week’s most important games at the D1 level.
HBCU DI basketball: Appreciating North Carolina A&T’s run & Southern’s toughness Read More »
There are just about three weeks of regular season games left in HBCU Division I hoops. While a few teams are making their cases for regular season championships, others are positioning themselves for the best seed possible in the conference tournaments, which decide who will represent their league in the NCAA tournament. Here’s a recap
HBCU basketball: North Carolina A&T Aggies might win the CAA Read More »
As the calendar prepares to turn to February, the Division I HBCU basketball conference races start to heat up. Thanks to one big Saturday showing from a perennial powerhouse school, both programs are in the driver’s seat while others around the country continue to jockey for positioning. The Green and Gold Be Holdin’ first place
HBCU DI basketball: Texas Southern women’s hoops set pace in SWAC Read More »
North Carolina A&T wasted little time in hiring program veteran Shawn Gibbs as head football coach last month. Gibbs in turn has wasted little time in filling out his coaching staff for the 2025 season, many of whom have ties to the Aggie program. “I’m excited about the staff we have assembled here,” Gibbs said
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The second week of Division I HBCU basketball conference play was eventful. The usual suspects marked their territory on the men’s side, and a women’s basketball team won a game by hockey rules. Here are some of the important takeaways from the week that was on the D-I level. North Carolina Central women win shorthanded
HBCU DI basketball: Birthdays, big scoring and buckets were aplenty Read More »
North Carolina A&T’s men’s basketball team saved perhaps its best performance to date for one of its biggest stages. Right on cue, the Aggies were up to the task against longtime rival North Carolina Central, defeating the visitors from Durham 85-72 Saturday afternoon at Corbett Sports Center. It was broadcast to a national television audience
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