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4.4KHBCU track & field stars in the Olympics, Part 4
An HBCU product, Dr. Leroy Walker, the first African-American to head the United States Olympic Committee (USOC) was in the spotlight as...
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4.9KPrairie View A&M in line to finish this season
“We’re going to put our pants on just like everybody else – one leg at a time. And if they decide to...
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5.2KHBCU track & field stars in the Olympics, Part 3
Morehouse's Edwin Moses began his 400 meters hurdles winning streak in the Montreal Olympics in 1976. It lasted until 1987.
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5.2KHBCU track & field stars in the Olympics: Part 2
Runners from Alcorn State, Florida A&M, North Carolina Central and Southern extended HBCU dominance in Olympic sprints through 1972
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5.6KHistory of HBCU Track & Field stars in Olympics
Countless world records, numerous medals have been the norm for HBCU athletes at the Olympic Games
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6.3KTokyo Olympics ’64: Bullet Bob Hayes’ date with destiny
Segregation and football almost kept "Bullet Bob" Hayes out of the 1964 Tokyo Olympics. But it was destined to happen.
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5.6KHoward soccer dominance on display in new film
Rapper Common's new film "Rising Again" to show how Howard soccer team lost and regained NCAA Div. 1 championship in the 1970s
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5.7KThe Thrill Is Gone: FAMU, B-CU make MEAC exit
After 40 years in the MEAC, Florida A&M finally made its way to the SWAC. And rival Bethune-Cookman made the jump too.
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7.0KRocky Romance: FAMU, Bethune-Cookman and the MEAC
The 40-year marriage between FAMU, Bethune-Cookman and the MEAC is now over. The initial honeymoon didn't last long.
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6.2KThe History of NC A&T in MEAC Football: Part II
The 1980s was a turning point in the history of North Carolina A&T as the program tried to stay afloat in DI-AA.
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6.8KThe History of NC A&T in MEAC Football: Part I
North Carolina A&T A&T was one of six schools to leave the CIAA to help start the MEAC in 1970. Here's how...
