The CIAA has reportedly committed to keeping its coveted basketball tournament in Baltimore.
CIAA Commissioner Jacqie McWilliams-Parker spoke with HBCU Sports publisher Kenn Rashad about where that process stands now and what the conference values in determining where its championships are played.
Delaware State head coach DeSean Jackson is still coming to terms with the speed of his program’s turnaround. “I still don’t see how I’m a head coach in...
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Langston University is turning to one of Oklahoma’s most decorated basketball figures to lead its women’s program into a new era. Hall of Famer Crystal Robinson, a former...
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Paul Quinn College isn’t just talking about innovation—they’re putting it into action again. The Dallas-based HBCU just made a pair of moves that could reshape the future of...
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Norfolk State women’s basketball is taking another meaningful step onto the national stage. The Spartans have secured a home-and-home series with nationally ranked North Carolina, the program announced...
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One HBCU AD is in for an uncomfortable summer. Tennessee State athletic director Dr. Mikki Allen was the subject of a no-confidence letter signed by no less than...
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