Record-breaking runner Sha’Carri Richardson has achieved quite a bit in her 24 years. Her track career began in middle school when she secured both regional and state championships. By the time she made it to high school, Sha’Carri made headlines when she reached high school. During her sophomore year, she earned the 2016 Amateur Athletic […]
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Jackson State University will honor its athletic legacy this Friday night by introducing a new JSU Sports Hall of Fame class. The event celebrates the contributions and achievements of 14 outstanding individuals across five different sports, recognizing their impact both on and off the field. From the Ballpark Michael Brook is a baseball standout who
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Jared McCain of the Philadelphia 76ers was hospitalized after he fell during a Wednesday night game against the Brooklyn Nets. According to ESPN, he was released on Oct. 17. Another hard fall this game… this time, it’s Sixers’ rookie Jared McCain, who came down hard on his back. McCain was able to walk off the
Baseball has long been considered the great American pastime, though the sport’s vibrant history has not always welcomed all Americans. Greats like Jackie Robinson, Hank Aaron and Willie Mays had to fight for their unparalleled talent to be seen and acknowledged by the American public and Major League Baseball. Of the many Black athletes who’ve made their mark on
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Courtesy of Delaware State University Delaware State University alumnus Norman Oliver, Class of 1985, owns a construction company, builds affordable housing in Wilmington, and provides school transportation for homeless children. And for all that he has become in life, he credits DSU. A regular financial supporter of his HBCU, Mr. Oliver recently continued his giving by
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In recent weeks, there has been some discussion about the promotion of Black male talent in the WWE. In a tweet that has served as a spotlight on the current state of Black talent featured weekly, the WWE has responded in its own way. During a press conference last week, Paul “Triple H” Levesque responded
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In a pivotal move for the Hampton University football program, Trent Boykin has officially been named the head coach following an announcement via the university’s football X account on Oct. 15. This decision comes as the Pirates seek to build on their recent successes under Boykin’s leadership. Boykin, who has accumulated 28 years of collegiate
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Courtesy of the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association The Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA), a historic conference made up of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), has announced the introduction of Women’s Flag Football at seven of its HBCU member institutions. This exciting new sport will launch in Spring 2025, further enhancing opportunities for female student-athletes at HBCUs.
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By Vaughn Wilson Former Florida A&M (FAMU) All-SWAC running back Terrell Jennings got the call all players wish for. The HBCU football alum was called up from the NFL practice roster to active duty for the New England Patriots game against the Houston Texans. Jennings would not only be called up but also get five touches in the game.
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Latinx Heritage Month, or National Hispanic Heritage Month, concludes on Tuesday. This month-long celebration, from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15, honors the history, culture and contributions of people of Latin American descent. It also emphasizes the significant impact that Latinx individuals have made on U.S. society in various fields, including politics, the arts, education, business and
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