Jackson State alumnus Michael Tinsley earned a silver medal in the 400-meter hurdles of the 2012 Summer Olympics games in London on Monday.
Tinsley finished the race with a personal best of 47.91 seconds and credits his time at Jackson State for contributing to his success.
“I remember all the support I got from the faculty when I was there,” he said. “JSU gave me an opportunity to get an education and to do what I love to do, which is run track.”
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The Tennessee State hockey program could be finished before it ever begins. TSU Interim President Dwayne Tucker told The Athletic that the university is evaluating whether it can...
Read moreDetailsThe MEAC championship chase will include two new offerings beginning with this coming season. Tuesday evening, the conference announced the addition of women's flag football and women's golf...
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