By Stephen Gaither TSU head coachĀ DuanteāĀ Abercrombie unveiled TSUās 2025-26 home jerseys during the Roar City panel at the 67th TSUNAA Convention on campus. The jersey is primarily blue, with red and white accents that add to its vibrant appearance. On the back
By Randall Barnes The Ken Griffey Jr.-backed HBCU Swingman ClassicĀ is returning forĀ a second year and the MLB recently announced the rosters for the event, which is once again set to take place during MLB All-Star weekend. The Swingman Classic is set to
Arthur M. Blank, Atlanta Falcons owner, and chairman, today announced the addition of four new limited partners to the organizationās ownership group following approval from the full NFL ownership at league meetings in Nashville. The new limited partners, pending the final closing
By Chanel Woolcock The NAACP has made a strong appeal to Black student-athletes who are thinking about attending universities in Florida, a daring step that will undoubtedly intensify current discussions over diversity and inclusion in education. In response to recent events, such
By Sydney Bellamy Florida A&M (FAMU) baseball team battled hard as a No.1 seed and Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) East Champions going into the SWAC Tournament, being played Wednesday to Sunday in Atlanta at Russ-Chandler Stadium. The Rattlers came close to being
By Tolly Carr Starting this season both Division I and Division II HBCU football teams can place corporate advertisements on their fields. The NCAA Football Rules Committee made the recommendation on Thursday which will allow the new sponsorship opportunity. Under the new
By Stephen J. Gaither The latest NCAA APR numbers are out and SouthernĀ University is leading the way for menās HBCU basketball, but many others didnāt fare as well. These scores reflect the academic performance and retention of student-athletes over a multi-year period.
By Adrienne Broaddus The Minnesota Timberwolves are fighting to secure the NBA Western Conference championship Thursday night, potentially bringing them one step closer to an NBA title. But off the court, the Timberwolves have taken part in a different fight, focused on
By Ayana Archie For the next two seasons, WNBA teams will begin traveling to away games on chartered flights, after primarily relying on commercial planes since the league’s inception nearly three decades ago. The change will be gradually phased in at the
By Juana Summers A multi-billion-dollar industry, fueled by people who don’t see a cent of that money, is about to change. For years, many have argued that colleges were exploiting student athletes. But, just last week,Ā a $2.8 billion settlement reached between the
