Stephen A. Smith becomes $100 million man for ESPN

Stephen A. Smith, one of the most recognizable voices in sports media, has agreed to a groundbreaking new contract with ESPN worth at least $100 million over five years, according to The Athletic. The deal ensures that Smith will remain the face of First Take, the

Women’s Track and Field Dominates at the HBCU Indoor Championships

Howard University women’s track & field squad put on a dominant performance at the inaugural HBCU Indoor Championships in Louisville, Ky., hosted by Kentucky State University. Collectively, HU secured 11 victories on the afternoon. On the track, graduate Marcia Sey (London, United Kingdom) and

HBCU basketball has five in national title race

By Stephen J. Gaither Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) have made a significant impact on the 2025 NAIA Men’s Basketball National Championship, with five teams-Dillard University, Florida Memorial University, Langston University, Stillman College, and Xavier University of Louisiana-earning their spots in

Eddie George expresses mixed emotions about leaving HBCU

Courtesy of Tennessee State University Eddie George, former Tennessee Titans running back and Heisman Trophy winner, has officially accepted the head coaching position at Bowling Green State University after a four-year tenure at Tennessee State University (TSU). George led the Tigers to a 9-4

Langston University women claim historic first title

Courtesy of Langston University The No. 17 Langston University Lady Lions made history again, as the HBCU claimed its the first ever Sooner Athletic Conference women’s basketball tournament championship in program history by defeating Mid-America Christian 64-54 on Tuesday night inside C.F.

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