The annual spring football games are supposed to give fans and coaches a little taste of the players various skill sets.
Just prior to the Alabama State spring contest this past Saturday, those in attendance got a little “Dougie” and “NaeNae” to go with pass patterns, blitz packages and runs between the tackles.
Hornets, in both full football regalia and holding whistles, took part in a pre-game dance-off with players and coaches squaring off against each other in some light-hearted fun.
Jaylon Tolbert put together a performance Alcorn State fans won’t soon forget. The senior quarterback from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, delivered a career night Saturday, throwing for 485 yards...
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South Carolina State coach Chennis Berry knows the Bulldogs will have their hands full Saturday night when they travel to face No. 24 Furman. But Berry also knows...
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For HBCU football programs, games against Power 4 opponents have long represented a complicated proposition. They offer national exposure, a major financial payout, and a chance for players...
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Florida A&M's clash with the University of Miami edges out Howard against the defending College Football Playoff National champion Indiana on the list of the most attended games...
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The CIAA champion Johnson C. Smith Golden Bulls overcame early struggles on the road against the Winston-Salem State Rams, coming away with a 31-6 victory in their conference...
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