All posts tagged "History"

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  History

  / 2 months ago

  How moving to D1 nearly killed the MEAC in the 1980s

  Moving to Division I competition was a lofty goal for the young MEAC that left several schools sliding in and out...

  By Steven J. Gaither
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  Culture

  / 4 months ago

  Eric Moore: The Man Who Brought HBCU Sports To The Internet (Part II)

  Eric Moore, educated at NC State in the late 1960s, saw a need for access to HBCU sports information, filled a...

  By HBCU Gameday
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  FAMU

  / 9 months ago

  HBCU Gameday Presents “The Original Gulf Coast Offense: The Mad Bomber and The RAC Boys”

  The Gulf Coast Offense was birthed at Florida A&M. Twenty years after Pat Bonner and the RAC Boys burned through the...

  By HBCU Gameday
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  CIAA

  / 9 months ago

  CIAA All-Time QBs: North Carolina Central’s Earl “Air” Harvey

  Thirty years after his career ended, NCCU's Earl "Air" Harvey still looms large in CIAA lure.

  By HBCU Gameday
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  CIAA

  / 9 months ago

  CIAA All-Time QBs: Hampton’s Matthew Montgomery

  The 2018 football season has the potential to be a record-setting one for Bowie State’s Amir Hall. Hall heads into the...

  By HBCU Gameday
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  Alcorn State

  / 2 years ago

  HBCU Quarterback Club: ’93 Til Infinity

  A look at some of the HBCU signal callers from the 1990s.

  By Nyema Washington
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  Football

  / 2 years ago

  All-Time HBCU Gameday Team: Receivers

  The top HBCU pass catchers of the Gameday Era.

  By Steven J. Gaither

• / 2 years ago

  The Howard Homecoming Game That Mattered

  At pretty much every HBCU, football is an afterthought during homecoming. Even on Saturday. Even more so at a school like...

  By HBCU Gameday

• / 3 years ago

  Five SIAC Basketball legends to remember

  1. Willie Scott, Alabama State  Scott averaged 34 points and 14 rebounds per game at ASU in the mid-to-late 1960s. He...

  By HBCU Gameday