jimmy13+FollowCharlotte’s HBCU bands bring the heat this MarchCharlotte is about to get loud and proud as ten incredible HBCU marching bands face off at the Big HBCU Southern Classic Battle of the Bands on March 15. This isn’t just a show—it’s a celebration of culture, talent, and community. With legends like DJ Envy and Loren LoRosa hosting, plus a performance by Sunshine Anderson, the energy will be off the charts. What’s even cooler? The event helps fund scholarships for students who might not make it to college without their band programs. Who’s your favorite HBCU band, and what’s your best memory from a battle of the bands? #Entertainment #Charlotte #HBCU00Share
Christopher Hughes+FollowHBCU football rivalry returns to NashvilleMorgan State and Tennessee State are reviving a football rivalry that’s been on ice for nearly 40 years, with games set for 2026 in Nashville and 2027 in Baltimore. For longtime fans and new supporters alike, this is more than just a matchup—it’s a chance to reconnect with HBCU football tradition and campus pride. Tennessee State has never lost to Morgan State, but after decades apart, anything can happen. What does this renewed series mean for the HBCU community and the future of non-conference games? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Sports #Football #HBCU00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowDawn Staley brings HBCU hoops to the spotlightDawn Staley and the South Carolina Lady Gamecocks didn’t just notch another win—they made a statement for HBCU basketball. By scheduling games against Coppin State and North Carolina Central, Staley is using her platform to give HBCU teams a shot at big-time competition. She remembers how tough it was to get these opportunities herself and is now opening doors for others. It’s more than just basketball; it’s about respect, visibility, and growing the game for everyone. What do you think—should more top programs follow Staley’s lead and play HBCUs? #Sports #HBCU #SouthCarolina00Share
Dawn Fritz+FollowBirmingham’s Penny Games: HBCU talent meets esportsBirmingham is about to get a major boost in energy and opportunity as The Penny Foundation brings together HBCU students, local high schoolers, and over 100 colleges and employers for The Penny Games. This three-day event isn’t just about competition—it’s a citywide celebration of culture, debate, and cutting-edge esports. With a massive college fair, livestreamed finals, and leadership events, it’s all about opening doors for the next generation. Imagine the connections and inspiration coming out of this! Who else thinks Birmingham could become a new hub for youth innovation? #Sports #Birmingham #HBCU00Share
CrimsonChameleon+FollowSouth Carolina vs Coppin State: Staley’s Big PromiseCoach Staley and her Gamecocks made history by bringing a top-ranked South Carolina squad to Coppin State’s home court. This wasn’t about the scoreboard—Staley kept her word to give HBCU programs real access, not just charity. The packed gym showed how much these moments matter for exposure and growth. Staley’s respect for HBCU legends like Coach Stringer was clear: this was about opportunity, not optics. Fans, what did you think of the energy in Baltimore? #Sports #Gamecocks #HBCU00Share
Jay Williams+FollowJCSU’s emotional win in Fayetteville flips the scriptRedemption doesn’t get more real than this: Johnson C. Smith University’s football team finally broke their Fayetteville State curse, and the new episode of “Brick x Brick” captures every raw moment. After years of heartbreak, the Golden Bulls faced another nail-biting 4th-and-long in Fayetteville—this time, they delivered. The sideline energy, the coach’s tears, and the postgame lesson about grit and sticking together hit home. It’s more than football; it’s about overcoming what’s held you back. Anyone else get chills watching a team finally get their moment? Let’s talk about what this kind of win means for a program—and a community. #Sports #Football #HBCU00Share
Patrick Gonzales+FollowSerenity Johnson stuns Charlotte crowd with clutch finishOne second, the gym was rocking; the next, it was silent. Virginia Union’s Serenity Johnson pulled off a jaw-dropping, Reggie Miller-style finish at Brayboy Gymnasium in Charlotte—first a lightning-fast layup, then a steal, and finally a cold-blooded jumper at the buzzer to steal the win, 43-42. Johnson, a first-year transfer from LA, is quickly making a name for herself in the CIAA with her relentless energy and knack for big moments. How often do you see a player flip a game like that in just seconds? Let’s talk about the wildest finishes you’ve witnessed! #Sports #Basketball #HBCU00Share
Nicole Rasmussen+FollowCharlotte’s HBCU band showdown goes indoorsCharlotte is about to get LOUD as the 2026 BIG HBCU Southern Classic Battle of the Bands brings the thunder indoors for the first time ever at Bojangles Coliseum. Imagine the energy of legendary HBCU bands—North Carolina A&T, Alcorn State, Winston-Salem State, and more—amplified in an arena where every beat and move hits harder. This isn’t just a concert; it’s a full-on cultural takeover, with food trucks, a Fan Fest, college recruiters, and a star-studded lineup including DJ Envy and Sunshine Anderson. Who’s ready to see Charlotte become the epicenter of HBCU pride and sound? #Entertainment #Charlotte #HBCU00Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowSavannah State’s protest shakes up HBCU hoopsTwo missing points on the scoreboard could decide more than just a game for Savannah State. After a hard-fought loss to Morehouse, the Tigers are officially protesting what they say was a crucial scoring error that cost them the win. The controversy isn’t just about a single basket—it’s reigniting major conversations about fairness, officiating, and accountability in HBCU basketball. With playoff spots on the line, this dispute has fans and players alike questioning how much trust we can put in the scorer’s table. Have you ever seen a game turn on a mistake like this? #Education #College #HBCU00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowTai’Reon Joseph lights up LSU in Baton RougeTai’Reon Joseph just put Prairie View A&M—and HBCU hoops—on the national radar after dropping a jaw-dropping 34 points against LSU in his hometown. Even though the Panthers fell short, Joseph’s performance was pure electricity: step-back jumpers, deep threes, and fearless drives. His coach called him “the best kept secret in college basketball,” but after this, that secret’s out. With backcourt mate Dontae Horne adding 24, these guys showed they can hang with anyone. How do you think Joseph’s breakout game changes the conversation about HBCU talent in college basketball? #Sports #HBCU #CollegeBasketball00Share
