HBCU Gameday
Fayetteville State University
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2.8K1Three reasons Virginia State is in the NCAA Tournament and Fayetteville State isn’t
Fayetteville State had a great record, but Virginia State got the CIAA's second NCAA Tournament bid. Here's why.
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2.0KNCAA Division II Tournament field announced
With conference championships done, seven HBCUs will begin the quest for a DII National Championship.
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1.4KFayetteville State women revive season’s start, win CIAA Women’s Championship
FSU started its season with five straight losses and were counted out as contenders for the title. All of that was silenced...
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1.1KFayetteville State quiets Johnson C. Smith, advances to CIAA Men’s Tournament Championship
Fayetteville State took down the CIAA North Champion, Johnson C. Smith, on Thursday night in the men's Semifinals.
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969Fayetteville State women searching for respect in Saturday’s CIAA Championship game
After making quick work of Winston-Salem State, Fayetteville State is ready to matchup over its more-decorated CIAA North opponent.
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1.5KFayetteville State knocks down final CIAA North team, advances to Tournament Semifinals
Fayetteville State knocked Virginia Union, the only remaining CIAA North team, out of the CIAA Tournament Quarterfinals on Thursday night.
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1.3KShameka McNeill hits ground running in CIAA Tournament
Fayetteville State and Virginia Union progressed to the CIAA Women's Tournament Semifinals on Wednesday afternoon.
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769Fayetteville State women stay undefeated in CIAA South, claim division
The Lady Broncos concluded the regular season with a big win over Saint Aug's on Saturday.
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893Fayetteville State women claim first-ever CIAA Track Title
Saint Augustine's and Virginia State share the men's title
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843WSSU holds off Fayetteville State to set up big CIAA South Showdown in Charlotte
Winston-Salem State picked up a big win on the road as it stayed atop the CIAA South.
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841Virginia State takes one away from Fayetteville State on the road
Virginia State pulling away in the CIAA North while FSU suffers fourth conference loss