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Florida A&M sees promising update with APR issue

After Florida A&M was hit with NCAA sanctions over APR issues, University President Marva Johnson declared that the institution is working to get the football program back on track. Last week, Florida A&M Rattlers football was assessed a Level II Academic Progress Rate (APR) penalty by

April 16, 2026
Sports

Jackson State names homegrown star as coach to replace Mo Williams

Jackson State University didn’t have to go too far in finding a new men’s basketball coach Trey Johnson, a longtime assistant and former JSU star, has been tabbed to replace Mo Williams, the school announced on Wednesday. “I am deeply honored and humbled to

April 16, 2026
Sports

Kendra Bulluck Proves Black Women Belong in Sports Ownership

Black women’s presence in sports ownership is both rare and culturally critical. For Kendra Bulluck, it was a dream she refused to let go of. As executive director of the Orange Blossom Classic, she is one of the few women to own

April 16, 2026
Sports

WNBA draft picks are about to get paid like never before: ‘It’s an incredible time’

By Priscilla Thompson, Jackie Montalvo and Zoya Wazir HOUSTON — Azzi Fudd has been waiting years for this moment. After four seasons as a star guard for the University of Connecticut, she was taken No. 1 overall by the Dallas Wings in Monday’s WNBA Draft. Ahead

April 15, 2026
Sports

WNBA draft: Dallas Wings select UConn guard Azzi Fudd as the No. 1 pick

By Rohan Nadkarni The Dallas Wings selected Azzi Fudd of Connecticut with the first pick in the 2026 WNBA draft, continuing a whirlwind offseason as the league races to start its 30th season. After back-to-back years when the top WNBA draft pick was

April 14, 2026
Sports

HBCU commissioner condemns ‘disrespect’ of Black women after Auriemma-Staley clash

From HBCU Sports HBCU SPORTS CIAA Commissioner Jacqie McWilliams-Parker voiced sharp criticism following a heated postgame verbal exchange between UConn head coach Geno Auriemma and South Carolina’s Dawn Staley after their 2026 NCAA Women’s Final Four matchup. In a statement shared on Facebook, McWilliams-Parker

April 13, 2026
Sports

HBCU Basketball Association Hosts Free Pro Tryouts in Birmingham, Bringing Elite Talent and Community Together

The HBCU Basketball Association (HBCUBA) will host a free professional open tryout on Sunday, April 19, 2026, from 3:30 PM to 6:30 PM at Holy Family Cristo Rey Catholic High School. Athletes from across the Southeast will compete for placement in HBCUBA’s

April 13, 2026
Sports

Florida A&M Football Ineligible for 2026 Postseason, Penalized by NCAA

 Florida A&M University (FAMU) announced today that its football program has received Level Two Academic Progress Rate (APR) penalties from the NCAA for the 2026 football season, which include practice restrictions and ineligibility for postseason competition during the 2026 season. President Marva B. Johnson,

April 13, 2026
Sports

Doc Rivers out as head coach of Milwaukee Bucks as franchise heads into summer of change

By Kurt Helin In an expected move, Doc Rivers is leaving as head coach of the Milwaukee Bucks, something that ESPN Shams Charania reported minutes after the team’s season ended on Sunday. This exit comes one week after it was announced Rivers would be part

April 13, 2026
Sports

NCAA discussing eligibility rule that could impact HBCUs

HBCU athletic programs have gone through a period of adjustment in this new era of college athletics. Soon, a new rule could be in place that could impact programs even further. According to an Associated Press report, the NCAA is reportedly discussing a

April 10, 2026
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