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Southern Illinois University’s women’s soccer squad delivered a dominant 8‑0 victory over Alabama A&M, establishing a new school record and showcasing a rapid offensive surge led by Penny Warner.
The PowHER Player Classic brings together North Carolina Central, Alabama A&M and Tennessee State in a first‑ever women’s basketball showcase hosted by South Carolina, blending competition with community service and NIL opportunities.
The University of South Carolina will stage a November tournament featuring Alabama A&M, North Carolina Central and Tennessee State, spotlighting coaching legacies, NIL opportunities and a commitment to expanding pathways for young women in basketball.
The Florida A&M Rattlers open the 2026 season on August 29 against Albany State, led by first‑year head coach Quinn Fordham Gray Sr., who brings a championship pedigree from Albany State. The Rattlers face a 12‑game schedule that is fully televised, return key players, and navigate an NCAA postseason ban while targeting a winning record.
The Cougars begin their 2026 campaign against Alabama A&M in Huntsville, featuring a deep roster, a returning OVC Player of the Year in goal, and a strategic shift that could boost both defense and offense.
A detailed look at the 2026 schedule for Prairie View A&M, highlighting key games, broadcast partners and the coach’s strategy for a championship‑contending season.
Johnny Gill will perform during Alabama A&M’s 2026 Louis Crews Classic, a weekend that honors coach Louis Crews and uses entertainment to boost alumni engagement and fundraising.
With returning All-Conference talent, key transfers and the development of sophomore quarterback Jared Lockhart, the Jackson State Tigers are poised to defend their SWAC crown and return to Atlanta for a third straight year.
An in‑depth look at Jackson State University's 2026 football schedule, highlighting pivotal games, coaching changes, and the talent poised to drive the Tigers back to the SWAC Championship.
The first unified poll, backed by four NCAA conferences, places South Carolina State at No. 1 in Division I FCS and Johnson C. Smith at the summit of Division II, signaling a breakthrough season for HBCU football.
Alabama A&M University’s football program entered the 2026 season with five student‑athletes recognized on the SWAC preseason teams, underscoring depth and promise as the Bulldogs gear up for a demanding start.
Mississippi State adds games against Jackson State and Xavier to its nonconference schedule as it rebuilds under Coach Chris Jans, aiming for an NCAA Tournament return.
Alabama A&M University will showcase its key players at the 2026 SWAC Football Media Day, with Coach Sam Shade joining peers to discuss a season that opens against Howard and later features a home matchup against Miles College.
Mississippi State’s men’s basketball program is back on the practice courts, gearing up for a season that could finally restore its presence in the NCAA Tournament after a missed postseason last year.
After a 16‑26 record led to the dismissal of William Cummings, Stratford High School has appointed Desmond Cambridge, a coach with over two decades of experience, to lead the girls’ basketball team toward a state title.
The first HBCU Football Club Classic in Durham showcased six‑on‑six matches, player narratives, and a $5,000 prize donation, underscoring a broader push to elevate HBCU soccer culture.
The first HBCU Football Club Classic in Durham brought together co‑ed teams, a skills contest and a $5,000 prize that Equality FC donated, underscoring both the promise and the challenges facing soccer at HBCUs.
The sixth annual Minority Baseball Prospects HBCU All‑Star Game will feature AJ Anderson, Zak Rice and Tervell Johnson, highlighting a broader celebration of HBCU athletics and community engagement.
The university announced its full 2026 football broadcast plan, highlighting a mix of SWAC TV and ESPN platforms.
Three obsessive fans turn their lives into a traveling circus, chasing mid‑major games across the United States and beyond, while building communities that celebrate the sport’s hidden corners.
Dariauna Lewis and Quinesha Lockett, once standout players for Omaha North and Benson high schools, are now giving back by coaching young athletes while navigating professional careers abroad.