By Andrew Greif Fifteen years of catching passes and returning punts in the NFL made DeSean Jackson an authority on running a route. But last December, when Delaware State hired Jackson as its head football coach, he knew far less about running a
Returning for its fifth year at the 2025 US Open, HBCU Live celebrated the culture, legacy and pride of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). This year’s event held special significance, aligning with the US Open theme of the 75th anniversary of
By David K. Li More than a decade ago, Mo’ne Davis took the baseball world by storm as a Little League World Series icon who donned the cover of Sports Illustrated. She’s since earned an Ivy League graduate degree and happily ended her
The 86th annual Tuskegee‑Morehouse Classic is making its Capital City debut as part of Montgomery’s official HBCU Classic Weekend this fall. Officials announced in April that the classic would make the move from Columbus, Georgia, to Cramton Bowl for the 2025 matchup. It is
Delaware State University (DSU) is mapping out an ambitious $125 million transformation of its athletic program. The effort is designed to elevate the institution into the upper echelon of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU). The plan, first reported by Katie Tabeling in the Delaware Business Times on
According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders looks set to make the team’s 53-man roster. The Browns released veteran Tyler Huntley, paving the way for the former HBCU star to remain in one of the NFL’s deepest quarterback rooms.
 This fall, Montgomery is proud to host the Morehouse‑Tuskegee Classic—the first time this historic matchup will ever be held in the Capital City. As an official highlight of the much-loved HBCU Classic Weekend, the Classic will take place on Saturday, October 4,
HBCU GO, the free-streaming digital platform from Allen Media Group and the leading media provider for the nation’s 107 Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), will premiere the HBCU GO Sports Kickoff Show with a two-hour special on Saturday, Aug. 23, at noon ET.
Written by Lexx Thornton August is here. College football is back this month, and HBCU football kicks it all off in Week Zero. There’s no better way to get you ready for the season than with the first HBCU football power rankings
Stephen A. Smith and Molly Qerim will take ESPN’s First Take crew on a tour of four HBCU campuses this fall. The popular morning debate show will expand its on-site coverage of HBCU football at Norfolk State, Delaware State, Bethune-Cookman, and at the Magic City
