Pickett-Hicks, South Carolina State defense overpower Virgina State 66-0
ORANGEBURG, S.C. (AP) — Mason Pickett-Hicks rushed for 112 yards and caught a touchdown pass, and South Carolina State forced five turnovers to beat Virginia...
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CFP changes could put HBCU guarantee games at risk, but the payday isn’t as essential as it once was
Storied historically Black university Florida A&M lost to No. 7 Miami 77-7 Thursday while Howard will head to Memorial Stadium to face No. 6 Indiana,...
South Carolina State downs FAMU to remain atop of the HBCU football rankings
College football is just in its third week. There’s still roughly three months of football to be played on the various teams’ regular season schedules....
Former boxing champion Heather Hardy battles life outside of the ring
Until recently, Brooklyn’s Heather “The Heat” Hardy was the WBO featherweight champ, with a career record of 24-3 (1 NC), including four knockouts. She went...
St. John’s women’s volleyball opens the season showing promise
It has been a strong start to the collegiate volleyball season for St. John’s University volleyball, which is building chemistry and notching some solid wins....
FULL SCHEDULE: 2026 HBCU Homecomings & Classics
Check out the full schedule of HBCU homecomings and classics. Use the search tool to find your favorite school, event, or location. For more HBCU...
Mayor Mamdani, NYJTL unveil new refurbished tennis courts in the Bronx
As the 2026 US Open is underway in New York City, Mayor Zohran Mamdani and New York Junior Tennis & Learning (NYJTL) highlighted support for...
HBCUs receive national exposure in college football’s opening weekend
Saturday was a significant day for HBCU football. Several teams played in nationally televised games in what was referred to as “Week 0,” with the...
The best handball players in the world set to compete in NYC
History will be made in New York City Sept. 14–19 as the World WallBall (handball) Championships take place. Competitors from 11 countries, approximately one-third of...
A decade after Colin Kaepernick took a knee that led to his exile, the ripple effects continue
Nothing about Colin Kaepernick, the football player, changed on that warm Southern California night a decade ago. Not his speed. Not his arm strength. Not the...