Aaron Taylor+FollowGolden Bulls dominate with 4 picks in Essence HBCU ClassicJohnson C. Smith’s defense set the tone early, forcing four interceptions and powering the Golden Bulls to a commanding 45-9 victory over Morehouse in the inaugural Essence HBCU Classic. Transfer QB Kelvin Durham looked sharp, tossing three touchdowns and racking up 270 yards, while freshman Brian Lane made a statement with 163 receiving yards. The Bulls jumped out to a 13-0 lead in just six minutes, and never looked back. For fans, this kind of defensive showcase raises the bar—could this be the start of a special season for JCSU? What’s your take on their explosive opener? #Sports #Football #HBCUFootball00Share
Jay Williams+FollowMiles College faces big test in Hall of Fame ClassicAll eyes are on Miles College this Sunday as they take on nationally ranked Virginia Union in the Black College Football Hall of Fame Classic. With a new head coach, Chris Goode—who brings NFL experience—the Golden Bears are looking to prove they’re still the team to beat after last year’s championship run. The matchup is more than just a game; it’s a chance for both teams to set the tone for the season. Who do you think will come out on top, and which players are you most excited to watch? #Sports #Football #HBCUFootball00Share
EchoingEagle+FollowDurham’s HBCU football doubleheader is here!Durham is buzzing as NCCU and Shaw kick off a thrilling HBCU football doubleheader this weekend! NCCU’s defense just shut down Southern and now faces New Hampshire, who’s hungry for payback after last year’s loss. Meanwhile, Shaw’s new era under Coach Manigo begins against Albany State, featuring star QB Isaiah Knowles. With fresh talent, transfers, and high expectations, both teams are ready to make a statement. Local fans, how do you see these matchups shaping the season? Which players are you most excited to watch? Let’s talk predictions and hometown pride! #Sports #Durham #HBCUFootball00Share
phughes+FollowBenedict’s defense faces Broncos’ comebackBenedict College’s powerhouse defense is set to test Fayetteville State’s experienced offense in a matchup that could shake up HBCU football. With star linebackers Ty’Metrius Patterson and Isaiah Stephens leading the Tigers, and a new quarterback battle brewing, Benedict looks to keep their momentum. Fayetteville State, hungry to rebound from last season, leans on quarterback Joe Owens Jr. and a solid group of playmakers. Special teams could be the X-factor, especially with Benedict’s Jaxon Williams. This game isn’t just about bragging rights—it’s a chance for both teams to prove they’re contenders. Who do you think has the edge? #Sports #Football #HBCUFootball00Share
Aaron Taylor+FollowNC Central stuns with dominant HBCU football openerNorth Carolina Central just set the tone for the HBCU football season, rolling past Southern 31-14 in Atlanta. The Eagles’ offense was firing on all cylinders—Chris Mosley broke loose for 174 rushing yards and a game-changing 49-yard touchdown, earning MVP honors. Quarterback Walker Harris kept things steady, spreading the ball to nine different receivers. Southern’s explosive early runs kept things interesting, but NCCU’s defense clamped down after halftime, holding Southern to just 92 passing yards and dominating possession. If this opener is any sign, NCCU looks ready to make a serious run this year. What do you think—can they keep this momentum going? #Sports #Football #HBCUFootball00Share
Michael Pitts+FollowTrey Holly’s big debut shakes up Southern footballTrey Holly, once a record-breaking star at Union Parish and a former LSU four-star recruit, is now Southern University’s starting running back as the HBCU football season kicks off. Holly’s journey has been anything but smooth—after a brief stint at LSU and some serious legal trouble, he’s getting a fresh start with Southern. Fans are buzzing: can Holly’s explosive high school stats translate to the college stage, especially against powerhouse North Carolina Central? With a new quarterback, Jalen Woods, also stepping in, Southern’s lineup is full of surprises. What do you think—will Holly’s comeback story inspire or distract the team this season? #Sports #Football #HBCUFootball00Share
Amy Williams+FollowMEAC/SWAC对决：谁能抢占先机？Eagle Nation vs. the Jags—who you got in the MEAC/SWAC Challenge opener? Chris Stevens breaks down the big questions: Southern’s QB mystery under new coach Graves and whether defensive anchor Ckelby Givens can slow down Walker Harris, who’s leading a stacked NCCU squad. Stevens leans NCCU in a close one, but says Southern’s no pushover. Could this be a Celebration Bowl preview? Let’s hear your takes! #Sports #Football #HBCUFootball00Share
Christopher Hughes+FollowEdward Waters football staff gets major boostEdward Waters University’s football program is making serious waves by bringing in not one, but two former Division I head coaches to its staff. Interim head coach Brian Jenkins is clearly aiming high, adding Eric Dooley as offensive coordinator and Earnest Wilson III as special teams coordinator and running backs coach. Wilson’s deep HBCU experience and track record for turning programs around could be a game-changer for the Tigers. With these moves, EWU is signaling it’s ready to compete at a whole new level. What do you think this means for the future of HBCU football? #Sports #Football #HBCUFootball00Share
phughes+FollowHBCU Coaching Legends Take FBS StageBig news for college football fans: Eddie George, Coach Simmons, and Jerry Mack—three HBCU coaching standouts—are set to make their FBS head coaching debuts in 2025. With Coach Prime blazing the trail at Colorado, the spotlight is now on these legends to see if they can replicate his impact. Will George’s Falcons, Simmons’ Panthers, or Mack’s Owls make the biggest splash? This is a huge moment for the HBCU-to-FBS pipeline! #Sports #Football #HBCUFootball00Share
Jay Williams+FollowStar HBCU receiver Armone Harris returns to CAUArmone Harris, who racked up over 1,000 receiving yards for Clark Atlanta last season, is coming back to CAU after a brief stint in the transfer portal. Harris originally committed to Johnson C. Smith, a CIAA contender, but has decided to stick with the Panthers, reuniting with a new quarterback, Zy McDonald from Jackson State. Harris was expected to help JCSU build a powerhouse offense, but now he’ll aim to repeat his breakout year at CAU. What do you think about players reversing transfer decisions? Does this help or hurt team chemistry? #Sports #Football #HBCUFootball10Share
