HBCU Gameday
MEAC
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949Top MEAC QBs 2019: FAMU’s Ryan Stanley
Ryan Stanley's up-and-down 2018 leaves room to grow in the FAMU quarterback's senior year.
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1.0KTop MEAC RBs 2019: Morgan State’s Joshua Chase
Joshua Chase was a major player for Morgan State last season. Don't expect that to change in 2019.
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2.1KFAMU finds money being improperly added to cover athletics budget
Heads are rolling as FAMU attempts to correct a process of funds being improperly siphoned to cover its athletic budget.
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799Summer Bowling: The work you never see or think about
Morgan State's Touri Holmes gives us an inside look at the life of a college bowler
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2.0KTop MEAC QBs 2019: Whoever plays for NCAT
NCAT has to replace a quarterback who went 35-2 as a starter. Which Aggie QB will step up?
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1.0KNCAT’s White finishes second in record-setting NCAA 100
AUSTIN, Texas, June 8, 2019—North Carolina A&T State senior Kayla White turned in another personal-best effort in the 100 meters at the...
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1.6K1NCAT’s Trevor Stewart almost shook up the world
Friday night's 400 meter race was a thrilling finish despite the close loss
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882Amoah brings home All-America honors for Coppin State
Joseph Amoah one of the best in the nation in 100 and 200 meters.
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1.3K1Kayla White, NCAT women shine at NCAA opener
White will compete for three national championships on Saturday
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1.9K2NCAT reliever going to Texas Rangers
An Aggie is drafted by the Rangers for the second time in five years.
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9002Coppin State’s Amoah, NCAT sprinters shine in NCAA prelims
The MEAC was well-represented by the conference champs as well as Coppin State's sprinting ace.
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816NCCU slugger becomes second draft pick in school history
Back to back MEAC Player of the Year headed to Detroit
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970Bethune-Cookman pitcher scooped up by Marlins
Anthony Maldonado selected by his hometown team.
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3.4K1HBCUs taking what they can get in transfer portal
Check out some of the new talent coming to HBCUs via the transfer portal.
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9831Howard commit to be first Chinese-Canadian D1 basketball player
Howard's Ian Lee will be a history maker when he suits up for the basketball squad this fall.