COVID-19 pandemic has HBCU programs trying to control the uncontrollable
Prairie View basketball coach Bryon Smith knew the 2020-21 season would be imaginatively different based on how the previous one concluded. Rewind nine months. The
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Bethune-Cookman legend Jack Forsyth ‘Cy’ McClairen dies at 89
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – Jack Forsyth “Cy” McClairen, the living embodiment of all things Bethune-Cookman University Athletics, whose contribution to his beloved alma mater included
Norfolk State overcomes double-digit deficit to upset George Mason
NORFOLK, Va. – Jalen Hawkins scored 12 points as part of a second-half charge, including the go-ahead layup with 28.1 seconds left in the game,
Grambling State falls to Southeastern Louisiana 77-70 in nonconference finale
GRAMBLING, La. – The Grambling State men’s basketball team trailed by just three points with 42 seconds left in the ball game before Lions combo
Hampton tops Charleston Southern 70-68 on last-second basket
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. – A Russell Dean floater with 1.3 seconds left gave visiting Hampton a two-game sweep of its opening Big South Conference series
Alabama A&M takes down South Alabama in double overtime, 93-90
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. – In just the second game of this unprecedented season, sophomore forward Jalen Johnson led the way once again with a 24 point,
LeBron James’ Foundation To Open Akron Community Center
Beyond the leadership that he displays on the court, NBA star LeBron James is known for being a community leader within his hometown. His latest
SIAC announces delay to spring sports schedule amid ‘fluid and dynamic nature’ of COVID-19
Spring sports competition in the SIAC will be delayed until March, the conference announced Friday. “In light of the fluid and dynamic nature of unfolding
Pandemic forces CIAA to cancel men’s and women’s basketball seasons
CHARLOTTE – Due to growing concerns related to COVID-19, the Board of Directors for the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA) announced Monday that it has
Howard women erase 23-point deficit to take down La Salle
PHILADELPHIA – Howard University women’s basketball team erased a 23-point deficit to defeat Atlantic 10 foe La Salle, 75-72, inside Tom Gola Arena. With the