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After 25 years, Doug Williams finally soaks in Super Bowl win
By Mike Freeman | National NFL Insider San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick will soon attempt something only one other person has done in almost half a century of Super Bowls: be a star
Tennessee State Kicks Off First Day in Shoulder Pads
The third day of practice got a bit hotter for the Big Blue of Tennessee State University. The Tigers added shoulder pads on Wednesday morning, which slowed down TSU briefly. “We took a small s
Jackson State, Tennessee State Agree To Contract Extension
With the Southern Heritage Classic heading into its 23rd year, founder Fred Jones recently announced that Tennessee State and Jackson State have agreed to reserve the second Saturday in September
Tennessee State University Gives 9th Ranked Murray State Its First Loss Of Season
Tennessee State did what no other team had been able to do this season: beat No. 9 Murray State. Robert Covington had 17 points and eight rebounds to lead the Tigers to a 72-68 victory that handed
NFL Lockout Comes to an End: A New Deal is Approved
After months of public nastiness and private negotiations, of court filings and rulings, of players and owners squabbling over more than $9 billion a year, NFL fans finally saw the handshake and heard
Owners, players reach agreement on economics of labor deal
By Albert Breer NEW YORK -- Following a breakthrough in negotiations between NFL owners and players, it now appears the economics of a new collective bargaining agreement essentially are done.
Baseball's Top Black Woman Ready To Partner With Minority Businesses
By Andrea Williams There are many young businessmen and women who dream of a high-powered job in professional sports. They hang out at stadiums and arenas fantasizing about taking their place in the
Indianapolis Colts' Defensive Standout Antoine Bethea Provides Fundamentals for Success at Youth Football Camp
Antoine Bethea, defensive back for the Indianapolis Colts will host a youth football camp on June 20-21 in Washington, DC at his alma mater, Howard University. The camp will run from 8:00 am to 5:00 p
Compete in the UCCS sports, health and outdoor business competition and win more than $35,000 in prizes!
The UCCS College of Business Center for Entrepreneurship is managing the contest for students at any two- or four-year college, university or technical school in the nation. The students will submit
Hampton, Alabama State To Represent the HBCUs in the NCAA Tournament
For two HBCU schools, the dream is alive. The dream to win an NCAA college basketball tournament in this year's field of 68. Although the path has not been easy, both teams are looking toward facing t
Listen to LIVE MEAC basketball action on HBCU Connect!
The HBCU Network, HBCU Connect, and Heritage Sports Radio Network have teamed up to bring you live sports programming direct to you through your computer. Connect to the major HBCU sporting events wit
Howard University & Morehouse College renew rivalry in annual black college football game at RFK Stadium!
A Classic is marching into D.C.! The Nation's Football Classic™, a football game featuring teams from historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs), will be held annually in September at RFK Stadium, the Washington Convention and Sports Authority announced today during a reception at the
Alcorn State hires ex-Alabama State OC Spears as head coach
JACKSON, Miss. -- Alcorn State has hired Melvin Spears as its football coach. The 50-year-old Spears was the offensive coordinator at Alabama State last season. He replaces Earnest Collins, who lef
New ASU athletic director takes over
Stacy Danley was certainly aware of Alabama State's revolving door in the athletic department. The university has had six different athletic directors since Rob Spivery left in 2002, seven if you w
NSU receiver Hayden ruled ineligible this season
Norfolk State wide receiver P.J. Hayden, the second leading receiver on last year's team, will redshirt this season after being ruled academically ineligible. His loss means Norfolk State will be t