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This week on SIAC Sit Down, Sly and Jamie welcome one of the most respected coaches in HBCU football, Edward Waters University Head Coach Brian Jenkins, for an in-depth conversation about his life, career, and vision for the Tigers.Coach Jenkins takes us back to his roots in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, sharing how his passion for football led him into coaching and the mentors who helped shape his journey.The conversation dives into his incredible run at Bethune-Cookman, where he built a championship culture and led the Wildcats to multiple conference titles while becoming one of the winningest coaches in HBCU football.Coach Jenkins also discusses accepting the Edward Waters job just two weeks before fall camp, the challenges of stepping into a new program on short notice, and the opportunity to build something special in Jacksonville.He shares his thoughts on working alongside Athletic Director Ashley Conner and President A. Zachary Faison, explaining why he believes the university is positioned for success both on and off the field.Finally, Coach Jenkins lays out his vision for the upcoming season, the culture he's creating, and what Tiger fans can expect as Edward Waters continues to rise.

This week on The SIAC Sit Down, Sly and Jamie welcome Coach Terry Sims, Head Football Coach at Clark Atlanta University, for an engaging and insightful conversation about his life, career, and vision for the Panthers football program. Coach Sims discusses what made Clark Atlanta University the right fit for him and why he was excited about the opportunity to lead one of the SIAC's most storied programs. He reflects on his coaching journey, sharing the experiences and lessons that helped shape him into the leader he is today. The conversation also dives into recruiting at CAU, where Coach Sims explains how he identifies the right student-athletes to represent the university both on the field and in the classroom. He discusses the importance of finding young men who embrace the academic standards and culture that make Clark Atlanta special. Growing up in Jesup, Georgia, had a major impact on Coach Sims' values and approach to leadership. He shares how his hometown helped shape his work ethic, character, and passion for helping young people succeed. Coach Sims also talks about some of the coaching mentors and role models who influenced his career, offering insight into the philosophies and leadership styles that continue to guide him today. Don't miss this outstanding conversation with one of the SIAC's most respected coaches as Sly and Jamie bring you another must-watch episode of The SIAC Sit Down.

Fort Valley State head football coach Marlon Watson joins The SIAC Sit Down to talk about year two with the Wildcats, building a winning culture, recruiting “winners,” and why the message this spring is simple: “No more milk.”Coach Watson opens up about his first year as a head coach, the lessons from close losses, the importance of finishing games, and the support he has received from Fort Valley State's AD. He also discusses HBCU coaching, mental health, family balance, the transfer portal, and why Fort Valley State is one of the best places for young men to grow on and off the field.Can the Wildcats take the next step in the SIAC? Coach Watson believes the foundation is already being built.Subscribe to HBCU Gameday for more HBCU football interviews, stories, and coverage.Featured Topics:Fort Valley State footballCoach Marlon WatsonSIAC footballHBCU football cultureRecruiting and the transfer portalBuilding a championship program=============================✅  Recommended Playlists

On this episode of "The SIAC Sit Down", Sly The Sports Guy and Jamie Walker welcome new **Savannah State head football coach Thomas Howard** for a wide-ranging conversation about his coaching journey, his return to the SIAC and his vision for the Tigers.Howard reflects on his path from Morehouse to Allen, North Carolina A&T, South Carolina State, Alabama A&M, Fayetteville State and now Savannah State. He breaks down what made Savannah State the right fit, how he is attacking recruiting in Georgia and the surrounding region, and why community support will be central to rebuilding the program.The conversation also gets into the realities of becoming a first-time head coach, the importance of player relationships, building a winning mentality, spring football plans and the challenge of opening the season against major SIAC competition. Howard makes it clear: Savannah State wants to be fast, physical, disciplined and ready to make people “come down to Savannah and see about us.” 

It's time to reveal the basketball rosters for the 2026 HBCU All-Star game scheduled for Final Four Weekend in Indianapolis. Travis L. Williams joins us to announce both teams, as well as the coaches and players of the year.

The HBCU Gameday Hoop Squad is back breaking down another wild week of HBCU basketball across the SWAC, MEAC, and CIAA.Host Tolly Carr is joined by Olivia Antilla — affectionately known as Liv For Hoops, HBCU basketball insider and former Florida A&M star who scored over 1,700 career points — along with Wilton Jackson, now a full-time professor at Jackson State University.This episode covers:Jackson State vs. Tennessee State returning in football (John Merritt Classic)The chaos of SWAC women's basketball and Southern's shocking loss to FAMUWhy Florida A&M, Alabama A&M, and Jackson State are dangerous moving forwardMEAC women's contenders and whether UMES has truly arrivedDaeshun Ruffin's scoring explosion and the SWAC Player of the Year raceGrambling State, Prairie View, and the depth of the SWAC menCIAA men's basketball spotlight on Fayetteville State and Virginia UnionWhy HBCU rivalries always deliver — regardless of recordsIf you love HBCU hoops, real analysis, rivalry energy, and honest basketball talk, this episode is for you.

#HBCUFootball #HBCUGameday #CelebrationBowlFootball season may be over on the field, but the HBCU football offseason is just getting started.In this episode of HBCU Gameday, the crew breaks down the latest headlines shaping the landscape of Black college football, including eight head coaching vacancies, major contract news, record-setting TV viewership, and a key quarterback entering the transfer portal.

It's Celebration Bowl Week in Atlanta! Tolly Carr and Wilton Jackson break down Prairie View A&M's shocking SWAC Championship win over Jackson State, what really happened inside The Vet, and how the Panthers' “No Name Defense” shut down one of the nation's top rushing attacks.We also take a deep dive into Prairie View vs South Carolina State, including:

Championship Week delivered EVERYTHING for the SIAC — crossover games, controversy, physical football, and history. Sly the Sports Guy and Jamie Walker break it all down on a brand new SIAC Sitdown.

The MEAC and SWAC championships are officially on the line, and Week 13 might be the wildest weekend of the HBCU football season! We break down Delaware State vs. South Carolina State for the MEAC crown — winner goes straight to the Celebration Bowl. No tiebreakers. No math. Just football.In the SWAC, it's Soul Bowl time: Jackson State vs. Alcorn State, and the stakes could not be higher. If JSU wins, they're in the SWAC Championship. If they lose and Alabama State wins, the Hornets punch their ticket to face Prairie View A&M.Plus:– How Prairie View locked up the SWAC West– Who REALLY looks like the most dangerous team in the MEAC– DeSean Jackson's impact on Delaware State's turnaround– Why Jackson State's freshman QB Jared Lockhart is peaking at the perfect time– Florida Classic preview: FAMU vs Bethune-CookmanThis is your full breakdown of the most important weekend of the season.

Cobi sits down with Coach Nemo Washington—Delaware State's offensive coordinator, former Bowie State QB, and NFL Diversity Coaching Fellow with the Cleveland Browns—opens up like never before.From growing up in Atlanta and Seat Pleasant, to battling a rare brain cyst in college, to being spiritually redirected from player to coach, Nemo's journey is one of calling, adversity, and grace. He talks about Coach Damon Wilson saving his career, how Deshaun Jackson's staff energized DSU football, and the 65+ years of NFL experience now sitting inside the Hornets' meeting room.We also dig into:– How DSU built its identity through “dog mentality,” detail, and resilience– His “Slide First” offensive philosophy– What makes a real “dog” on film– How NFL scouting, detail, and professionalism shape his coaching– The dual identity of Coach Washington: calm off the field, pure fire on it– Why relationships, faith, and family keep him grounded– Why HBCU coaches belong on NFL staffs—and which ones deserve a shotThis is storytelling. This is vulnerability. This is HBCU football culture at its best.If you love HBCU football, MEAC storylines, Bowie State legends, or Delaware State's rise under DeSean Jackson… this interview is a must-watch.CHAPTERS00:00 – Intro00:32 – Growing up in Atlanta & Seat Pleasant 03:04 – The brain cyst + adversity changing his calling 05:50 – How Coach Damon Wilson saved his career 11:56 – “Slide First” philosophy explained12:36 – The two versions of Nemo: coach vs person15:40 – Cleveland Browns fellowship + NFL lessons18:37 – Why HBCU coaches belong in the League21:10 – Teaching DSU players how to be pros23:00 – How to spot a “dog” on film27:10 – How coaching today has changed with parents, attitudes, and players30:27 – Inside DSU's 65+ years of NFL experience33:09 – His role in DSU's identity shift34:27 – What he hopes players feel from him36:10 – Who Nemo Washington is outside football

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Steven welcomed viewers to "Verified Sources with SJG on HBCU Game Day" and introduced Jacqie McWilliams-Parker, the Commissioner of the CIAA, who has led the organization for over a decade. They discussed the CIAA's new partnership with Marcus Graham, the growth of emerging sports like women's flag football, and the excitement around the upcoming football championship. The conversation also touched on the CIAA's efforts to support student-athletes and advance their institutions.

The regular season is over but there is plenty of fun to go around.

Clark Atlanta ends the season with a statement win over Morehouse in the Big Cat Classic! Coach Teddy Keaton joins Sylvester “Slider” Williams to break down the rivalry game, highlight standout players like Xavier Jackson, Jalen Samuels, and Amon Harris, and reflect on the Panthers' growth and resilience this season.

Welcome to The Coach Teddy Keaton Show, presented by HBCU Gameday.This week, host Sylvester “Sly” Williams sits down with Coach Teddy Keaton to break down Clark Atlanta's road trip to Kentucky State, where freshman quarterback Xavier Jackson and wide receiver Amon Harris put up eye-popping numbers despite the loss.Coach Keaton opens up about the team's resilience, emotional maturity, and the importance of “playing the next play.” He also discusses the leadership of his seniors, including Harris' All-American-level season, and previews the Battle of the AUC matchup against Morehouse College — a rivalry that means everything to Panther Nation.Plus, hear Coach's thoughts on:

The SIAC is peaking at the perfect time for HBCU football fans. We break down Albany State's narrow win over Savannah State, Fort Valley's statement vs. Miles, Kentucky State's fireworks (hello, Darius Cyprien), Central State's upset at Edward Waters, Tuskegee's homecoming dub, Allen's bounce-back vs. Morehouse, and Benedict's homecoming business vs. VUL. Then we drop leaderboards (passing/rushing/receiving/defense) and dive into Rivalry Week previews: Clark vs. Morehouse, Benedict at Savannah State, Kentucky State at Lane, the Fountain City Classic, Tuskegee vs. Miles (at Legion), and Allen vs. Edward Waters in Winnsboro. Tap in for picks, context, and playoff implications across the SIAC. #SIAC #HBCUChapters

It's the final week of the Division II HBCU football regular season, and everything's on the line. Virginia Union has clinched its spot in the CIAA Championship after another dominant win behind star running back Curtis Allen — while Johnson C. Smith took down Fayetteville State in a defensive slugfest to keep the South Division race alive.

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Welcome to The SIAC Sit Down — your weekly deep dive into the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference!This week, hosts Sly the Sports Guy and Jamie Walker are joined by Commissioner Dr. Anthony Holloman for an exclusive conversation covering:

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Send us a textSouthern University's firing of Terrence Graves was a masterclass in how not to handle a coaching change. SJG breaks down what went wrong on “The Bluff,” what it says about leadership across HBCU football, and why respect still matters in a results-driven business. Plus, reflections on WSSU Homecoming and SJG's viral take on Stephen A. Smith and Black women.Support the show

Send us a textIt's Week 8 of HBCU football, and the crew is back breaking down the biggest storylines across the SWAC, MEAC, and beyond!

Send us a textThe SIAC Sit Down with Sly and Jamie is back! This week, we break down a wild weekend across HBCU football's Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SIAC) — from Morehouse's back-to-back wins to Kentucky State's growing championship buzz.

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Send us a textIt's Week 7 in the HBCU football world — and things are heating up!Tolly Carr goes solo in the studio with Vaughn Wilson and Wilton Jackson joining in as they break down everything from the latest Band of the Year controversy to the game of the season between Jackson State and Alabama State.

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Send us a textEpisode Five of HBCU Road Warriors opens with a heartfelt message from Steven J. Gaither following the recent shootings surrounding HBCU homecomings. SJG delivers a passionate plea to take care of our institutions, our students, and one another before diving into a weekend full of statement wins and emotional moments across Black college football.In this week's B2A (Belt To A$$) segment, the crew breaks down dominant performances from Jackson State, Texas Southern, and others who left no doubt on the scoreboard. Then it's on to Almost Doesn't Count, where Prairie View, North Carolina A&T, and Hampton came painfully close but couldn't seal the deal.The D2 spotlight shines bright this week — Johnson C. Smith stuns Virginia State, Fayetteville State dominates Bowie, Morehouse ends a long drought with a win over Tuskegee, and Bluefield State makes history with its first CIAA victory since 1954.Cobi checks in on Delaware State, Josh analyzes Virginia Union's commanding win over Winston-Salem State, and SJG asks the question: “Which way is up?” as teams across the HBCU landscape try to find their footing.Before wrapping up, the crew hands out Helmet Stickers to standout players, coaches, and moments that embodied the “Road Warrior” spirit of the week.It's reflection, respect, and real talk — all rooted in HBCU pride. Tap in, join the conversation, and keep showing love to the culture that raised us.Support the show

Send us a textOn this episode of WSSU Ram Nation, Steven J. Gaither sits down with one of the true legends of Winston-Salem State and CIAA football — Kermit Blount. A two-time CIAA champion quarterback (1977, 1978) and a two-time CIAA champion head coach (1999, 2000), Blount's journey is woven into the very fabric of WSSU football history.From his Richmond, Virginia roots to leading the Rams' rise under coach Bill Hayes, Blount shares stories of overcoming doubt, making history against rivals like Virginia Union, North Carolina Central, and A&T, and helping turn Bowman Gray Stadium into a football hotbed. He also opens up about his transition into coaching, the lessons he learned from icons like Bill Hayes and Willie Jeffries, and the pride of returning to lead his alma mater on the sidelines.This conversation is more than football—it's about legacy, leadership, and the drive that made Blount one of the most important figures in WSSU athletics.Support the show

Send us a textWeek 5 of SIAC football did not disappoint! Jamie Walker and Sly Williams break down all the action across the HBCU landscape:

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Send us a textBig news in the HBCU football world — the highly anticipated FAMU vs. Mississippi Valley State game at Mercedes-Benz Stadium has been officially postponed and rescheduled for November 29th. In this week's HBCU Gameday Podcast, Tolly Carr, Vaughn Wilson, and Wilton Jackson break down what went wrong with the event's planning and how fans, players, and promoters are reacting.We also dive into:The fallout from Joe Bullard's comments about Alabama State's Honeybees and the cultural conversation it sparked.Fort Valley State's band suspension and its impact on homecoming.A controversial ejection that may have cost Delaware State a key win.Who's emerging as the front-runners in the SWAC East & West as we march toward the Celebration Bowl.Michael Vick's first-year coaching challenges at Norfolk State.Support the show

Send us a textEpisode Four of HBCU Road Warriors is here, and we're diving into another wild weekend of HBCU football. From blowouts to nail-biters, the crew breaks down the biggest storylines across the country.We kick things off with Jackson State's statement win over Southern, plus a look at Hampton's struggles in the CAA and Tennessee State's setback against Tennessee Tech. In “Almost Doesn't Count,” we talk about the heartbreakers that slipped away from Alcorn, Mississippi Valley, NC A&T, and Howard.Vaughn dives into FAMU's close call against Albany State, including some halftime band talk, while Jacobi recaps how Winston-Salem State held on to beat Bowie State. Steven highlights why Livingstone might just be the most fun team in HBCU football right now, and Josh breaks down Fayetteville State's big win over Virginia State.It's all HBCU football, all road stories, all the time. Tap in and join the conversation with the HBCU Gameday crew.Support the show

Send us a textIt's a loaded week in HBCU sports! The crew breaks down the shocking decision by Jackson State University's Sonic Boom of the South to withdraw from the Band of the Year competition and what it means for the culture. We also dive into North Carolina Central's explosive backfield of Walker Harris and Chris Moseley after their big win over North Carolina A&T, plus Coach Trei Oliver's intensity that keeps the Eagles flying high.From Andrew Body's hot start at Alabama State to DeSean Jackson's early success at Delaware State, and Michael Vick's ongoing adjustments at Norfolk State, this episode covers the biggest storylines in the SWAC and MEAC. We preview Week 5 with spotlight games including the Boombox Classic (Jackson State vs. Southern), the State Fair Classic (Prairie View vs. Grambling), the Southern Heritage Classic (Alcorn State vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff), and Alabama State vs. FAMU in Tallahassee.Whether it's band rivalries, locker room culture, or on-field dominance, HBCU Gameday has you covered.Support the show

Send us a textEpisode Five of the HBCU Gameday D2 Show is here! Steven J. Gaither and Kris Ferguson break down another wild week of CIAA and SIAC football, from blowouts and heartbreakers to big-time bounce backs.We start with our Game of the Week, where Virginia Union knocked off Johnson C. Smith in Richmond. Hear from Coach Alvin Parker and what this win means for the Panthers moving forward.Then it's time for our favorite segments:B2A: Fayetteville State's offensive explosion, Savannah State cruising, and Benedict's huge win over Tuskegee.Cut The Check: Alabama A&M and Bethune-Cookman handle business against D2 opponents.Almost Doesn't Count: Heartbreak for Fort Valley, Bowie State's missed kick at Livingstone, and WSSU's one-point loss to Virginia State.QTNA: Should Virginia Union still be ranked? What about Edward Waters?Buying or Selling: Is Fayetteville State's offense for real? Can Benedict's attack sustain? Is Livingstone a true contender?BTA Watch: Miles vs. Morgan State, Edward Waters vs. Morehouse, and VUU vs. Shaw headline the D2 vs. FCS watch list.We close with a look ahead at this week's key matchups:Clark Atlanta vs. BenedictVirginia State vs. Fayetteville StateTuskegee vs. Fort Valley StateWinston-Salem State at Bowie State — with Coach Massey's “must-win” comments setting the stage.It's another packed episode full of highlights, analysis, and classic D2 energy. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe to stay locked in with HBCU Gameday for all things CIAA and SIAC football!Support the show

Send us a text Sly and Jamie break down an action-packed Week Four in the SIAC! From Benedict's offensive explosion against Tuskegee to Allen's dominance in Columbia, we dive deep into who's real and who's not. Savannah State shows flashes, Kentucky State keeps building momentum, and Fort Valley suffers heartbreak in a thriller. Plus, we unveil our updated SIAC power rankings and preview next week's matchups, including Albany State vs. Allen, Benedict vs. Clark Atlanta, and more.Don't miss the hottest takes, insider analysis, and plenty of laughs as we recap and predict all things SIAC football. Subscribe to HBCU Gameday for more HBCU sports coverage!Support the show

Send us a textClark Atlanta battled Allen University in a hard-fought Homecoming matchup. Coach Teddy Keaton breaks down the lessons learned, the emergence of freshman quarterback Xavier Jackson, and how the Panthers plan to rebound against Benedict. Presented by HBCU Gameday.Support the show

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Send us a textGet ready for another jam-packed breakdown of SIAC football!

Send us a textSJG and K-Ferg lok back at week Two of the D2 season and look ahead to Week Three.Support the show

Send us a textCoach Teddy Keaton and Sly the Sports Guy break down Clark Atlanta's nail-biting 26-21 win over Fort Valley State in front of a national audience on ESPN2. From the electric Thursday night atmosphere with new lights at Panther Stadium, to key performances by Zion McDonald, Allen Riggins, and freshman standout Peyton Bell, the Panthers showed grit and resilience. Coach Keaton reflects on the lessons learned and looks ahead to an emotional trip back to Allen University.Timestamps:0:00 – Opening & Atmosphere on ESPN23:00 – Early Struggles vs. Fort Valley's Freshman QB7:00 – Safety & Momentum Swing12:00 – Offensive Adjustments Pay Off20:00 – Defensive Stand & Game-Winning Drive28:00 – Looking Ahead: Return to Allen UniversitySupport the show

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Send us a textSJG goes live with Dr. Kenyatta Cavil of Inside The HBCU Sports Lab to talk about the disturbing news of the day regarding HBCUs receiving threats as well as Dr. Cavil's upcoming HBCU Sports Ecosystem Series coming to Jackson State University. Want to create live streams like this? Check out StreamYard: https://streamyard.com/pal/d/5427921015668736Support the show

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Send us a textThe Teddy Keaton Show (S2, E3): CAU Weathers the Storm Against Florida MemorialClark Atlanta University battled through lightning delays, shortened quarters, and a determined Florida Memorial squad to earn a 17-12 victory in its home opener. On this week's episode, Coach Teddy Keaton and Sly the Sports Guy recap the win, highlight standout performances, and look ahead to a primetime showdown with Fort Valley State on ESPN2.Timestamps:0:00 – Welcome to the show1:15 – Breaking down the weather delay and shortened game6:10 – Early scoring drive and Zach McDonald's 50-yard touchdown run14:05 – Freshman DB Mitchum's first career interception17:00 – Big pass play sets up Lopez's first collegiate field goal23:05 – Special teams strategy pays off, McDonald to Ronnie West for a TD25:04 – Defensive adjustments and holding strong28:18 – Florida Memorial's rushing attack and fourth quarter push29:04 – Panthers' six-minute clock-killing drive to seal the win32:14 – McDonald's efficient stat line and O-line praise35:08 – Short week prep for Fort Valley State on ESPN240:00 – Shoutout to CAU fans, students, and the bandSupport the show

Send us a textWelcome back to Verified Sources with SJG, live from the campus of North Carolina A&T — the largest HBCU in America. This week's episode dives deep into a tough stretch for Aggie football, including the fallout from a blowout loss to UCF, a string of quarterback injuries, and how head coach Shawn Gibbs is keeping his team locked in with a “next man up” mentality.We also highlight the growing rivalry between North Carolina A&T and Hampton University in the CAA, as Gibbs shares his thoughts on what makes this matchup special and why this year's game means payback for last season's homecoming defeat.Beyond A&T, it's been a busy week across the HBCU landscape:Bethune-Cookman pulls its Southern matchup back to Daytona after venue concerns.DeSean Jackson (Delaware State) and Michael Vick (Norfolk State) both earn early wins as first-year MEAC head coaches. Hear directly from them on their progress and challenges.This episode captures the heart of HBCU football — resilience, rivalries, and rising stars.

Send us a textThis episode of HBCU Road Warriors takes you inside a wild weekend of HBCU football, from marathon weather delays to rivalry showdowns and quarterback controversies.0:00 – Opening banter: surviving weather delays and long game days2:00 – War stories from past HBCU games (Hurricane Matthew, Celebration Bowl delays)5:20 – Alabama State vs South Carolina State: could this be a Celebration Bowl preview?6:00 – Morgan State's fight against FBS opponents and staying in every game7:10 – North Carolina A&T debate: “The Dallas Cowboys of HBCUs”?10:30 – How A&T's rise aligned with the Celebration Bowl era12:30 – Why people care when A&T is down and what it means for the MEAC/CAA14:30 – Coaching talk: alternate universe with Coach Gibbs at FAMU?15:00 – Quinn Gray at FAMU and Brian Jenkins at Bethune-Cookman setting up big weeks ahead16:10 – CIAA & SIAC update: JCSU, Virginia State, Virginia Union, Tuskegee, and more18:15 – Livingstone vs Allen: “The Amazing Classic” and Methodist rivalries20:00 – Jackson State holds its own vs Southern Miss; SC State vs South Carolina22:15 – Norfolk State vs Virginia State: atmosphere, rivalry, and Rashaan Matthews' breakout24:00 – Michael Vick's quarterback decision and Otto's fourth-quarter heroics27:15 – Fan energy, security issues, and the postgame tunnel scene30:00 – Virginia State coach Henry Frazier's history and almost landing at Norfolk State34:00 – QB battle at Norfolk State: Israel Carter vs Otto38:00 – Michael Vick's sideline energy and leadership evolution40:00 – Attendance numbers at Norfolk State and what it means for the program43:00 – Around the horn: where the crew is heading next week (FAMU, VUU, Livingstone, WSSU, JCSU, etc.)47:00 – Travis Hunter talk, FAMU spotlight, and HBCU culture moments53:00 – Elizabeth City nearly upsets Hampton, Johnson C. Smith adjustments, and more CIAA talk59:00 – Wrapping up: WSSU home opener, new light show at Bowman Gray, and closing shoutouts Subscribe to HBCU Gameday on YouTube and follow the podcast on Spotify & Apple Podcasts. Download the HBCU Gameday app for scores, news, and alerts straight to your phone.1:52sjgMP3 Support the show

Send us a textSJG and K-Ferg break down the Week Zero action and get ready for an exciting week of D2 HBCU Football.Support the show