By Dantee Ramos On Saturday, the first intercollegiate women’s flag football game in Alabama occurred between Huntingdon College and HBCU Alabama State University. The inaugural match for both teams follows the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association’s decision to add women’s flag football to seven CIAA institutions in October, per Blavity. According to WSFA, Alabama State’s women’s flag football program is the first at a Division I HBCU. The university’s athletic director, Jason Cable, Ph.D., told the outlet, “We wanted to be at the forefront of this movement.” In an April news release announcing the addition, Alabama State University President Quinton T. Ross Jr., Ed.D., said, “The International Olympic Committee recently included
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