HBCU Sports’ Kenn Rashad discusses the question (or non-question) he asked Jackson State head coach Deion Sanders during the Southwestern Athletic Conference’s Nov. 7 press conference that resulted in a video clip that went viral.
Rashad also took the time to clarify a couple of specific issues that were incorrectly reported in a published article published by Blavity and eventually on Yahoo News.
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The Delaware State women's wrestling team is building on a successful first year with new recruits, including a nationally top-ranked wrestler in her weight class. Deionna Borders, ranked...
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The margin was razor-thin, but when the dust settled on the 2025-26 Southwestern Athletic Conference season, Jackson State stood alone at the top. Powered by consistent excellence across...
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