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HBCU athletes could return for extra season of play

A U.S. District Judge issued a preliminary injunction preventing the NCAA from automatically denying a fifth season of competition to athletes who...

MEAC signs commissioner to five-year extension

Sonja Stills gets the thumbs up from the presidents and chancellors in the MEAC.

Congress bill includes major sports media investment for HBCUs

Congress could give HBCUs new federal support for sports broadcasting, broadband technology and student journalism through The Protect College Sports Act of...

Howard University offers The Pivot cohost’s middle-school daughter

Channing Crowder's daughter just picked up her first D1 offer from Howard University.

HBCU Football Is Back in Philadelphia. Can the City Build a Tradition?

Philadelphia is expanding one successful HBCU football game into a two-day weekend at Lincoln Financial Field. One Philly HBCU Week could help...

UFL shudders team, former HBCU star needs new home

The United Football League announced Thursday that it is ceasing operations of the Birmingham Stallions.

HBCU Football’s Most Stable Position is Finally Up For Grabs

Josh Jones is the MEAC's preseason first-team quarterback, but he isn't North Carolina Central's confirmed starter. Transfers Cobey Thompkins and Nelson Layne...

Ivy League of HBCUs: MEAC Commissioner’s comment strikes a chord

MEAC Commissioner Sonja Stills compared her HBCU conference to the Ivy League. It has historic, and controversial, roots.

Morgan State Fixed the Foundation. Now the Hard Part Begins

Damon Wilson believes Morgan State's rebuilding phase is complete. After restoring roster depth, improving academics and developing NFL talent, the Bears enter...

HBCU Football: Ted White Wants Howard Football to Reflect Howard University

Howard head coach Ted White inherited a championship-caliber program, but his vision extends beyond wins. During MEAC Football Media Day, White explained...