HBCU sports provided a variety of memorable moments last year. Here is the list, in no particular order, of the most remembered news stories of 2011. Click here to review the list.
Southern University's bowling program will be led by a program legend...who just finished bowling a little over a year ago. Four-time All-SWAC first team bowler Jailyn Rogers has...
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Al Holland, a former Major League Baseball All-Star and MVP candidate who graduated from North Carolina A&T, died on the 4th of July, the university announced. He was...
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Even when you know it’s coming, a moment like this can still feel surreal. Tuskegee University Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletics, Reginald Ruffin, was formally recognized as the...
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As Morehouse College celebrates one of the most successful stretches in its athletic history, athletic director Harold Ellis is making it clear the program’s ambitions extend far beyond...
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LeMoyne-Owen College has appointed veteran HBCU athletics administrator Roderick Smothers Jr. as its new director of athletics, effective July 1. Smothers will lead efforts to strengthen recruiting, improve...
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