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Winston-Salem State is in the market for a new head football coach following the announcement that Robert Massey has handed in his resignation, effective December 31, 2025 per HBCU Gameday. Massey took over as head coach of the Rams in 2019 after serving in various roles with the team, including as Associate Head Coach, from […]
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Johnson C. Smith’s fight to stay in the CIAA championship race will live on another week following a 52-27 win over Winston-Salem State. The Golden Bulls have now won four straight since suffering their only loss of the season against Virginia Union, improving to 7-1 overall and 4-1 in CIAA play. This is the third
On the week eight edition of the Ultimate HBCU Sports Division II Football Poll, there are no changes as the top five teams all made it out of the weekend unscathed. However, there are wholesale changes as the bottom of the rankings with all the teams ranked 7-10 in last week’s poll taking losses. Making
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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 2025 HBCU Football season has reached the halfway point. While plenty of schools are still in contention for conference championships and postseason invites, there are a few schools whose head coaches might be sweating a bit waiting for that end-of-the-season meeting. Which coaches are on the hot seat? There aren’t that many, but the
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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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It was a great day for the Virginia Union offense, blasting through the Winston-Salem State defense with 408 rushing yards on their way to a 44-34 win. This is the second game in a row the Panthers have tallied over 400 rushing yards, entering the day averaging 311.2 rushing yards per game (third in the
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HBCU football enters its sixth week, headlined by a pair of conference contests in the CIAA that could see a change in hierarchy at the top of the standings. A classic MEAC rivalry is renewed with the home team looking for its first win in the series in nearly a decade. Also, a MEAC team
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