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South Carolina State’s Mason Pickett-Hicks and Jordan Dollard were recognized for their offensive and defensive contributions, while North Carolina Central’s Riley Daniels earned rookie honors, and Howard’s Liam Allen IV shined as a specialist.
The Mid‑Eastern Athletic Conference recognizes exceptional performances from Howard, North Carolina Central, South Carolina State and other member schools in its latest weekly football awards.
North Carolina Central University’s football team will debut the 2026 campaign against Texas Southern at W.W. Thorne Stadium, marking a milestone for both programs and highlighting key storylines around coaches, players and conference history.
Morgan State unveils a 15‑game non‑conference schedule that pits the Bears against top regional and national opponents, highlighting key players, a new tournament, and a coach aiming to break historic droughts.
Reggie Holmes, a standout Morgan State basketball player from 2006 to 2010, will be celebrated in the 2027 MEAC Hall of Fame class, joining a select group of alumni whose achievements defined the university’s sporting legacy.
The Mid‑Eastern Athletic Conference announced two new associate members for women’s flag football, a move that brings the league to six teams for the 2026‑27 season and sets the stage for championship status and an Olympic debut.
Gardner‑Webb University's flag football team is set to compete in the Mid‑Eastern Athletic Conference beginning in the 2026‑27 season, joining Mississippi Valley State as one of six associate members. The move underscores the growing momentum of women's flag football, an NCAA Emerging Sport eyeing a future championship and Olympic debut at the 2028 Los Angeles Games.
The Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference welcomes Mississippi Valley State University and Gardner-Webb University as associate members, marking a historic milestone for women's athletics.
The Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference announces a 23‑game 2026 football schedule across ABC, ESPN and ESPN networks, highlighting two marquee events in Atlanta and a season that culminates with the Cricket Celebration Bowl.