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Dubbed the ‘Game of the Year,’ Jackson State’s highly anticipated homecoming clash with SWAC East rival Alabama State ranks at the top of the most attended games from Week seven of the HBCU football season. Jackson State vs. Alabama State: 44,000 Fayetteville State vs Livingstone: 30,487 South Carolina State vs. North Carolina A&T: 21,500 Alabama […]
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The leader in the clubhouse in the attendance category for week 6 of the HBCU football season is Alabama State’s high-scoring win over Bethune-Cookman. Alabama State vs. Bethune-Cookman: 24,736 South Carolina State vs. Savannah State: 24,322 Morehouse vs. Tuskegee: 14,586 North Carolina A&T vs. William & Mary: 12,783 Jackson State vs. Alabama A&M: 14,517 Hampton
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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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Another year, another 60-point Aggie-Eagle Classic performance from North Carolina Central. One year after scoring 66 points against bitter rival North Carolina A&T, the Eagles had to settle for 62, but it was still good enough for a 62-20 win against the Aggies in Greensboro. The win runs NCCU’s victory streak in the series to
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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By Mary Spiller North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University has surpassed 15,000 students this fall, marking the largest enrollment in its history and extending its reign as the nation’s biggest public historically Black university. The university reported a total of 15,275 students, nearly 1,000 more than last year, reflecting a 6.7% increase. It is
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Week three of the HBCU football season provided its fair share of intrigue with some fascinating endings that has everyone. One game in particular has fans crying foul feeling like an underdog got the short end of the stick in an emotional ending. Elsewhere, an SIAC team has put its peers on notice with a
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Week three of the HBCU football season provided its fair share of intrigue with some fascinating endings that has everyone. One game in particular has fans crying foul feeling like an underdog got the short end of the stick in an emotional ending. Elsewhere, an SIAC team has put its peers on notice with a
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North Carolina A&T ended a couple of infamous streaks Saturday night on the gridiron. Thanks to senior running back Wesley Graves’ 5-yard touchdown run in double overtime, the Aggies ended a 12-game losing streak by defeating Hampton 33-30, giving new head coach Shawn Gibbs his first win. The victory was also North Carolina A&T’s first
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