The 52 HBCU football legends, (which include 10 Pro Football Hall of Fame Inductees and two Super Bowl MVPs) endorsing the Kamala Harris and the Harris-Walz ticket:
JOE “747” ADAMS (Tennessee St.)
WILLARD BAILEY (Head Coach at Virgina Union, Norfolk St. & Virginia-Lynchburg)
ANTOINE BETHEA (Howard)
MEL BLOUNT (Southern, Pro Football Hall of Fame)
EMERSON BOOZER (Maryland Eastern Shore)
ROBERT BRAZILE (Jackson St., Pro Football Hall of Fame)
WAYMOND BRYANT (Tennessee St.)
HAROLD CARMICHAEL (Southern, Pro Football Hall of Fame)
HARRY CARSON (South Carolina St., Pro Football Hall of Fame)
RAYMOND CHESTER (Morgan St.)
BEN COATES (Livingstone)
GREG COLEMAN (Florida A&M, First Black Punter in NFL)
KEVIN DENT (Jackson St.)
RICHARD DENT (Tennessee St., Pro Football Hall of Fame, Super Bowl XX MVP)
PARNELL DICKINSON (Mississippi Valley St.)
DONALD DRIVER (Alcorn St.)
LESLIE FRAZIER (Alcorn St., Former Head Coach of the Minnesota Vikings)
JIMMIE GILES (Alcorn St.)
JAMES “SHACK” HARRIS (Grambling St., First Black full-time starting NFL QB)
BILL HAYES (Head Coach at Winston-Salem St. & North Carolina A&T)
THOMAS “HOLLYWOOD” HENDERSON (Langston)
KENNY HOUSTON (Prairie View A&M, Pro Football Hall of Fame)
RICHARD HUNTLEY (Winston-Salem St.)
HAROLD JACKSON (Jackson St.)
RICHARD “TOMBSTONE” JACKSON (Southern)
WILLIE JEFFRIES (Head Coach at South Carolina St. & Howard)
BILLY JOE (Head Coach at Central St., Miles & Florida A&M)
ED “TOO TALL” JONES (Tennessee St., #1 Overall Pick in the 1974 NFL Draft)
WILLIE LANIER (Morgan St., Pro Football Hall of Fame, First Black starting MLB in NFL)
HENRY LAWRENCE (Florida A&M)
ALBERT LEWIS (Grambling St.)
FRANK LEWIS (Grambling St.)
JIM MARSALIS (Tennessee St.)
CHARLIE NEAL (Legendary HBCU Broadcaster)
TIMMY NEWSOME (Winston-Salem St.)
NATE NEWTON (Florida A&M)
LEMAR PARRISH (Lincoln MO)
ROBERT PORCHER III (South Carolina St.)
PETE RICHARDSON (Head Coach at Winston-Salem St. & Southern)
ART SHELL (Maryland Eastern Shore, Pro Football Hall of Fame, First Black NFL Head Coach)
DONNIE SHELL (South Carolina St., Pro Football Hall of Fame)
JACKIE SLATER (Jackson St., Pro Football Hall of Fame)
TORRENCE SMALLS (Alcorn St.)
JOE TAYLOR (Head Coach at Howard, Virgina Union, Hampton & Florida A&M)
DR. DENNIS THOMAS (Former MEAC Commissioner)
WILLIE TOTTEN (Mississippi Valley St.)
JOHNNY WALTON (Elizabeth City St.)
EVERSON WALLS (Grambling St.)
SAMMY WHITE (Grambling St.)
DOUG WILLIAMS (Grambling St., First Black QB to start, win & named MVP of a Super Bowl)
ERIK WILLIAMS (Central St.)
ROYNELL YOUNG (Alcorn St.)