By Samantha Dorisca WNBA star and Nike signee Aâja Wilson is making major moves. Wilson has been a cornerstone player for the Las Vegas Aces since she was drafted first overall by the team in 2018, as noted by the WNBA. She has led the Aces
By Stephen J. Gaither Michael Vick will soon be the latest former NFL great to take over an HBCU program as he has been hired by Norfolk State University. Norfolk State University â a Virginia-based HBCU and member of the Division I
By William C. Rhoden  Jackson State head coach T.C. Taylor was a 10-year-old boy growing up in McComb, Mississippi, when he saw his first Jackson State football game. Thirty-six years after that first experience, Taylorâs family and close friends watched on Saturday
By Mia Berry When Hurricane Helene hit western North Carolina in September, floods left UNC Ashevilleâs campus without power and potable water, displacing the womenâs basketball team a month before the start of its season. As first-year coach Tynesha Lewis mulled how to move forward, a
By Mia Berry Winning a conference championship and earning a postseason berth were top goals for coach Eddie George when he took over Tennessee State Universityâs football program in April 2021. Four seasons later, the Tigers are the sole representative from a historically Black
By Mekhi Abbott Tennessee State University (TSU) continues to break ground on a historic journey to become the first historically Black college or university (HBCU) to field a National Collegiate Athletic Association Division I ice hockey team. Alongside some assistance from the
By Ashley Brown The Southwestern Athletic Conference has announced the initiation of an investigation regarding allegations that Jackson State University had access to practice film from the University of Arkansas-Pine Bluff before their matchup on Nov. 2. ESPN reported the revelation, which
By Kyra Alessandrini A coach and 36 players were suspended after a brawl erupted on the football field following a Friday game between Howard University and North Carolina Central University. According to ABC11, NCCU had 19 players and an assistant coach suspended, while Howard had 17 players suspended. No
Division II HBCU football programs have made a resounding statement in the realm of NCAA football attendance, with several programs leading the nation in drawing fans to their stadiums. According to the latest NCAA statistics, six HBCUsâTuskegee, Fort Valley State, Albany State, Winston-Salem
By North Carolina Central University The Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) is conducting a comprehensive review of the post-game altercation that occurred following the Howard vs. North Carolina Central football game on Friday, November 15. âThis was a very unfortunate incident, and we