HBCU Sports

Brown succeeds Betts as Men's Basketball Coach at SC State June 21, 2006 ORANGEBURG, SC – South Carolina State announced its new head men’s basketball coach during a noon news conference Wednesda

2006 Black College Baseball Elite Team announced June 20, 2006 BlackCollegeBaseball.com has announced its third Black College Baseball Awards. Candidates were taken from the nineteen Division-I p

Family First Juneteenth Celebration; Durham, North Carolina; Sunday, August 13th Family First Pepsi Kids Run the Bases Night A perfect night with the family culminates with the Pepsi Kids Run th

Former Alabama State quarterback, Tarvaris Jackson, made history as he was selected in the second round by the Minnesota Vikings at the 64th selection of this year's NFL draft. Jackson is the first AS

Coliseum games give TSU an empty feeling Tigers enjoy playing in NFL stadium, but don't feel at home By MAURICE PATTON Staff Writer Is Tennessee State getting the seven-year itch? And do

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By Teesa Johnson Source: BlackCollegeWire.org Jason Still’s dream for his upcoming senior year at Florida A&M University included driving the golf team to the top. But instead of soaring triumpha

For Immediate Release: July 22, 2005  3:30pm Grambling – Grambling State University will maintain the classic “G” as its official athletic logo, according to University President Horace Judson. “T

One Claflin University track team made history. The other defended its title. On Saturday April 23, 2005, the Claflin University men and women's track and field teams were named 2005 Eastern

GRAMBLING — Grambling State is in talks with a major supplier about replacing its aging scoreboard. GSU football coach Melvin Spears says he has met with the well-known sign manufacturer Daktronics

GRAMBLING — Grambling State supporters are still digesting quick administrative approval for the first new athletic logo in decades. They have questioned how aggressively GSU worked to regain a los

North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University Chancellor James C. Renick introduced DeLores “Dee” Todd as the University’s new director of intercollegiate athletics, effective June 15.

ORANGEBURG, S.C. – South Carolina State tennis teams will be heading in opposite directions when the 2005 NCAA Tennis Championship tournament opens on May 13th. The Lady Bulldogs (26-1) will face the

North Carolina Central University freshman Brian Demby and Johnson C. Smith University's Andre Kelly have been selected as two of four student-athletes to receive a scholarship during the opening cere