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Is Michael Vick starting to see his vision take shape at Norfolk State

Michael Vick is starting to see his vision take shape at Norfolk State. Freshman Da'Jean Golmond's emergence gives the Spartans another weapon...

HBCUs hoping to benefit from PCSA but future uncertain

The bill moves on the House with hypothetical promises ahead for HBCU programs.

Atlanta area high schools unveiled for Red Lobster Band of The Year

Metro Atlanta high school Top 25 field for the Red Lobster Band of the Year is announced.

DeSean Jackson addresses commentary about coaching hours

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HBCU Money Games Come With a Hidden Mental Cost

HBCU money games provide vital revenue, but the cost may extend beyond the final score. A mental health professional examines how lopsided...

The MEAC Is Turning Into the Wild West of HBCU Football

No MEAC games have been played, but the road to an interesting conference season is coming into view.

HBCU Division I Red Lobster Band of The Year rankings: Sept. ’26

The first Red Lobster Band of the Year ratings are in and Division I is off to a red hot start.

HBCU Division II Red Lobster Band of The Year rankings: Sept. ’26

The inaugural 2026 Red Lobster Band of the Year rankings are in for D2.

Michael Vick earns first Division I win as Norfolk State rolls past Hampton

Michael Vick and Norfolk State take down Hampton University for the first Division I win under his head coach.

HBCU that left NCAA breaks ground on athletics complex

Cheyney University has broken ground on a new 2,500-seat athletic facility and NCAA-compliant track as the historic HBCU continues rebuilding nearly a...

Honda launches eight-figure fund to strengthen HBCUs

Honda is expanding its nearly 40-year relationship with HBCUs through a new $10 million fund targeting infrastructure, technology and institutional capacity.