Hey HBCUs, Women Play Sports Too!

With already crunched athletic budgets and subpar facilities the female athlete’s appreciation level is light years behind that of their male counterparts. The venues of women’s basketball, softball, and volleyball are looked upon as non-revenue sports in most HBCU athletic circles. Tennis, soccer, and golf, often characterized as not being sports at all, is further [...]

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Basketball At Jackson State Gains New Life

After a slow start to the season, with a few key injuries in the mix, this Tiger program had head coach Tevester Anderson and the Jackson State faithful singing the Blue Bengal blues. Now with four straight victories and a dominant win over arch rival Alcorn State, guard Jeff Stubbs believes the Tigers have found [...]

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Joe Taylor’s Ministry Was More Than Football

By MARK F. GRAY mgray@hsrn.com When done right coaching is a ministry. That was the philosophy that Joe Taylor lived by as one of the most decorated coaches in the history of Black College Football. Beyond the wins, championships, and records, that will be his enduring legacy. Taylor announced that after 40 years he would [...]

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Savannah State Learned College Athletics is a Business

The impressible young men of the Savannah State football team, like thousands of college athletes across the country, learned the very harshly after being thumped by Oklahoma State and Florida State 139-0 the first two weeks of the regular how unforgiving the business aspect of intercollegiate athletics can be. SSU athletes also learned they, like [...]

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An HBCU Fan Nation Farewell

A little more than a year ago, I was contacted by innovative entrepreneur, Kenn Rashad, who wanted me be part of a website project to blog about historically black college sports. At the time, I was not writing full-time, and was tremendously apprehensive in regards to whatever this new-found role was going to be. You [...]

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