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In his first season, Coach Ted White is reshaping Howard University’s football program to foster discipline, mental health support, and career readiness, while forging deeper connections with alumni and the Washington, D.C., community.
Rutgers has committed four‑star guard Chikae Desdunes, a nationally ranked recruit, to its 2026‑27 women's basketball roster, reinforcing a transfer‑laden class that includes several experienced players.
After guiding DeMatha to an undefeated 2025 season, Bill McGregor announces a leave of absence, naming former player Bryce Bevill as interim head coach.
Auburn's head coach Alex Golesh is reshaping the team's attack by prioritizing the tight end position, unlocking new strategic options with a blend of experienced and emerging players.
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.
After finishing 2025 at 6‑7, the Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns are reshaping their backfield and protecting their key quarterback as they look to return to winning ways.
After losing 14 starters and missing the College Football Playoff, Clemson is reshaping its squad with 11 transfers, a revamped wide receiver group, and a defensive line anchored by new edge rushers.
Kahlil Watson’s recent MLB debut adds to a lineage of Virginia-born players who have left their mark on major league baseball, echoing the achievements of pioneers like Rufus Meadows and contemporary stars such as Michael Tucker.
The Hokies will open the season on the road against Ohio State before returning to Blacksburg for their first home game against Howard, setting the stage for a demanding schedule that includes contests with former NCAA Tournament powerhouses and reigning ACC champion SMU.
After a 2-10 campaign, Arkansas Razorbacks football looks to rebuild under head coach Ryan Silverfield, with linebacker Bradley Shaw and transfer Ja'Quavion Smith poised to anchor the defense.
A look at the elite high school seniors in the Big Bend area, their college offers, commitments and the schools they may join next season
Undrafted graduates from Tennessee State and Howard University have secured professional contracts, earning spots in the NBA Summer League in Las Vegas this July.
Predictions for the Scarlet Knights’ upcoming schedule outline a mix of dominant wins and tight contests, highlighting key battles against Big Ten rivals and non‑conference opponents.
The University of Missouri announces new non‑conference opponents, a season‑opening home game, and notable contract extensions for its women's golf and volleyball programs.
A recent workshop at Howard University equipped Bison athletes with practical tools for budgeting, credit building and long‑term financial planning, underscoring the growing intersection of college sports and financial empowerment.
Selected with the top pick in the 2026 NBA draft, AJ Dybantsa joins a revamped Washington Wizards roster that includes Trae Young and Anthony Davis, as the team seeks to reconnect with its storied past and passionate fan base.
Ja'Quavion Smith's breakout 2025 season at Howard University set the stage for his move to Fayetteville, where he aims to make an immediate impact on Arkansas' defense.
On Oct. 31, 2026, the University of Missouri will host Arkansas in Fayetteville, Ark., renewing a rivalry that has seen the Tigers win four straight and lead the series 10‑2 since joining the SEC. Arkansas enters with a new coaching staff, a revamped roster and a defense that finished last in the conference a year ago.
The University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff has named Fred Locario as its new women's soccer coach, hoping his blend of collegiate and youth experience will end a cycle of instability.
In a thrilling comeback at Audi Field, quarterback Ian Wheeler led the Louisville Kings to their first United Football League title, earning MVP honors while balancing a promising medical career.
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.
With the tournament set to span three nations, local mentors discuss France’s edge, the U.S. squad’s potential, and the rising stars who could reshape the global game.
The Black College Football Hall of Fame honored three distinguished figures — coach Rudy Hubbard, safety Nick Collins, and journalist Steve Wyche — for their enduring impact on the sport and its coverage.