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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

Send us a textThe second week of HBCU football approaches with several compelling storylines emerging from an action-packed opening weekend. Alabama State quarterback Andrew Body delivered a performance for the ages against UAB, throwing for 312 yards and rushing for 119 more while accounting for five touchdowns. His stellar showing sparked heated debate when he was named co-offensive player of the week alongside Jackson State's Ahmad Miller, who rushed for 172 yards on just 10 carries.Michael Vick's highly anticipated coaching debut at Norfolk State attracted national attention with ESPN cameras and celebrity appearances, but resulted in a 27-7 loss to Towson. The Spartans struggled to establish offensive rhythm while rotating quarterbacks, highlighting the challenges ahead for the program under new leadership. Meanwhile, Delaware State showed surprising tenacity against Delaware despite being picked to finish last in the MEAC. Their aggressive defensive play and strong running game from Marquise Gillis (123 yards) suggested they might significantly outperform preseason expectations.Week 2 brings "payout weekend" for many HBCU programs facing FBS opponents, with Grambling State headlining by collecting $1 million to face Ohio State. Other notable games include UAPB at Texas Tech ($575,000) and Jackson State at Southern Miss ($375,000). These matchups provide crucial financial support for athletic departments while offering players valuable experience against top-tier competition. In Division II, Benedict made a statement with a shutout victory over Fayetteville State, while Clark Atlanta impressed in a narrow loss to powerhouse Valdosta State.The passion surrounding HBCU football continues to grow, with programs like North Carolina A&T introducing special helmet decals honoring the Greensboro Four civil rights icons. Whether you're following Division I or Division II action, the competition promises excitement across all conferences. Subscribe to our channel for comprehensive HBCU football coverage throughout the season, and join the conversation about which teams will rise to championship contention.Support the show

Send us a textTuskegee University AD Reginald Ruffin has set the HBCU world on fire with his latest Facebook statement — and the reactions have been just as strong. In this episode of Verified Sources with SJG, we break down Ruffin's bold message to former players and alumni about sideline access, free tickets, and the importance of supporting your alma mater financially.From his no-nonsense “buy your damn ticket” stance to his call for sustained alumni giving, Ruffin's words sparked nearly 200,000 views and a storm of debate across social media. We dive into what he said, why it matters, and how HBCU communities should think about balancing tradition, access, and accountability.You'll hear perspectives from Tuskegee supporters, former student-athletes, and HBCU alumni nationwide — some applauding Ruffin's tough love, others questioning the delivery. We also put his comments in the larger context of HBCU athletics, alumni engagement, and the financial realities our institutions face.This is a conversation every HBCU supporter needs to hear. Tap in, share your thoughts, and don't forget to subscribe to the HBCU Gameday podcast for more authentic coverage and commentary.2:21sjgMP3 Support the show

Send us a textThe Teddy Keaton Show returns on HBCU Gameday for Season Two, Episode Two. After a tough season-opening loss to defending national runner-up Valdosta State, Coach Teddy Keaton sits down with Sylvester Williams to break down every angle of the Week Zero matchup. From deferring the coin toss to key plays in the second half, Coach Keaton gives insight into his team's performance, including Zach McDonald's debut at quarterback, Allen Riggins' ground game, and a resilient defensive effort led by Eric Searcy, Carter Mason, and Curtis Way.The episode also covers the highs and lows of special teams play, how the Panthers matched up physically with a Gulf South Conference powerhouse, and what lessons will carry into the next matchup against Florida Memorial.Support the show

Send us a textThe road warriors of HBCU Game Day hit multiple states to bring you comprehensive coverage of college football's opening weekend, witnessing everything from NFL legend Michael Vick's coaching debut to nail-biting classics that set the tone for the 2023 season.The most anticipated storyline belonged to Vick at Norfolk State, where approximately 19,000 fans—the largest non-homecoming crowd in years—packed the stadium donning every jersey from his illustrious playing career. The electric atmosphere couldn't translate to on-field success as the Spartans fell 27-7 to Towson. Observers noted Vick seemed to blend into the sideline rather than commanding it, perhaps showing the learning curve from player to head coach. Despite the loss, Norfolk State fans remained optimistic: "It's just the first game, y'all. We're going to be back."Meanwhile, the John Merritt Classic delivered heart-stopping drama as Tennessee State survived North Carolina A&T's late comeback attempt when they blocked a potential game-tying field goal to secure a 24-21 victory. A&T's quarterback change to a redshirt freshman sparked their offense, leading many to believe they'll secure their first Division I win since September 2023 in the coming weeks—perhaps even at homecoming.The Red Tails Classic in Montgomery featured Winston-Salem State and Tuskegee battling before 15,000 fans on ESPNU. Beyond the on-field action, both schools participated in a giving challenge that raised substantial scholarship funds, including one remarkable $100,000 donation to Tuskegee. The SIAC conference claimed a 3-2 advantage over the CIAA in their cross-conference matchups.Looking ahead to Week Two, Virginia State enters as a surprising 3.5-point favorite over Division I Norfolk State in what could be a telling matchup. As one host boldly stated, "If they let little state go on and take over big state...I'll know everything I need to know" about Norfolk State's potential under Vick's leadership.Whether you're planning to attend games or watching from home, download our app for exclusive content, breaking news, and in-depth analysis from the people who are actually in the stands witnessing HBCU football history as it unfolds.Support the show

Send us a textThe 2025 SIAC Football Season is upon us.Please visit our website to get more information: https://hbcugameday.com/ 

Send us a textCollege football's transfer portal era has fundamentally transformed Division II HBCU programs, shifting from player development over years to a season-by-season scramble for talent. On this season premiere, we explore how this new reality affects championship contenders in both the CIAA and SIAC conferences.Virginia Union, the defending CIAA champions, navigated this landscape successfully last season but now must replace star running back Jada Byers. Meanwhile, Miles College faces complete reconstruction after winning the SIAC championship, losing head coach Shadrick Shade to Alabama A&M along with several key players. These situations highlight the constant tension between success and stability at the D2 level.The coaching carousel spun wildly this offseason, with multiple programs experiencing significant changes. Shaw's Adrian Jones landed at Elizabeth City State after being dismissed despite a winning record. Edward Waters brought in former Bethune-Cookman coach Brian Jenkins following Toriano Morgan's departure to Tennessee State. Fort Valley State begins a new era without Sean Gibbs, who left for North Carolina A&T. These transitions create both challenges and opportunities across the D2 HBCU landscape.We also break down the exciting Week Zero matchups between CIAA and SIAC programs, including Virginia Union vs. Miles, Fayetteville State vs. Benedict, and Winston-Salem State vs. Tuskegee in the Red Tails Classic. These early cross-conference battles provide immediate tests for championship contenders while offering national exposure on ESPN platforms.NCAA changes bring fresh opportunities this season, with expanded playoffs (32 teams), automatic bids, and Super Region realignment potentially creating more postseason paths for HBCU programs. For traditional powers like Winston-Salem State and Tuskegee seeking to reclaim past glory, the stakes have never been higher.Subscribe to the D2HBCU Show for weekly insights, analysis, and exclusive interviews throughout the Division II HBCU football season. Download the HBCU Game Day app for complete coverage across all platforms.Support the show

Send us a textThe 2025 football season is finally here, and Winston-Salem State University is ready to make a statement. In this episode of WSSU Ram Nation, SJG breaks down the Week Zero matchup against Tuskegee in the Red Tails Classic on ESPN U, talks about Head Coach Robert Massey's bold “championship or bust” declaration, and what it means for the Rams in his contract year.We also dive into the expectations for the team after last season's breakthrough, the impact of alumni and fan support, and how WSSU stacks up against CIAA rivals. Plus, the Red Sea of Sound is back in the mix for the Red Lobster Band of the Year, with hopes of finally breaking into the top two and heading to Atlanta.This is more than football—it's about pride, history, and proving that WSSU is still one of the most dominant names in HBCU athletics. Game Info WSSU vs. Tuskegee | Red Tails ClassicMontgomery, Alabama7 PM EST | ESPN U Join the conversation: Do you agree with Coach Massey that it's “championship or bust” for WSSU this year?#WSSU #HBCU #RedTailsClassic #CIAA #Tuskegee #WSSURamNation (edited) Support the show

Send us a textThe Teddy Keaton Show is back on HBCU Gameday for Season 2! In this week's episode, Coach Keaton and Sly the Sports Guy break down Clark Atlanta's preparation for the Week Zero Labor Day Classic at historic Legion Field. From naming a new starting quarterback to building a winning culture, Coach Keaton shares candid thoughts on his team, his philosophy, and the bigger picture of HBCU football.Whether you're a Clark Atlanta Panther, an HBCU supporter, or just love the game, this episode delivers insight, energy, and motivation as we kick off the 2025 season.Support the show

Send us a textNorth Carolina Central University defeated Southern University 31-14 in the MEAC-SWAC Challenge season opener in Atlanta. The Eagles showcased a balanced attack led by running back Christian Mosley's explosive 178-yard performance and quarterback Walker Harris's efficient game management.• Running back Christian Mosley exploded for a career-high 178 yards rushing including a 49-yard touchdown run• Quarterback Walker Harris distributed the ball effectively to four receivers with multiple receptions• NCCU's offensive line neutralized SWAC Defensive Player of the Year Ckelby Givens• Eagles dominated the second half with 21 unanswered points after leading just 17-14 at halftime• Coach Trei Oliver emphasized the pre-season goal: "Start in Atlanta, finish in Atlanta" with hopes of returning for the Celebration Bowl• Southern struggled offensively, becoming one-dimensional with limited passing attack• NCCU's offensive line made a statement by controlling the line of scrimmage throughout the gameMake sure you stay tapped in with HBCU Game Day for full coverage of the 2025 HBCU football season.Support the show

Send us a textThe landscape of HBCU football is undergoing a transformative shift as the 2025 season approaches, with NFL legends stepping into coaching roles and traditional powers reasserting their dominance.Former NFL stars Michael Vick and Desean Jackson have sent shockwaves through the MEAC by taking over at Norfolk State and Delaware State respectively. Vick's homecoming to the 757 area has already revitalized Norfolk State's program through increased visibility, merchandise sales, and fan engagement. His $400,000 salary makes him the highest-paid coach in the conference, signaling the university's commitment to football success. Meanwhile, Jackson brings his characteristic confidence and "take no prisoners" mentality to a Delaware State program looking to rebound from consecutive dismal seasons.In the SWAC, Jackson State continues to thrive under TC Taylor despite the post-Deion Sanders era. Quarterback Jacobian Morgan, who rejected transfer portal opportunities to remain with his hometown team, anchors a roster loaded with returning talent and strategic additions. The Tigers enter as clear favorites to repeat as conference champions and return to the Celebration Bowl.The transfer portal era has dramatically reshaped roster management, particularly affecting Division II powerhouses. Virginia Union head coach Dr. Alvin Parker revealed the jarring experience of losing 17 players to the portal immediately following their Elite Eight playoff run, illustrating how quickly program trajectories can change in today's college football environment.Southern University presents an intriguing case study in player redemption, with former LSU four-star running back Trey Holly joining head coach Terrence Graves' program. While Holly brings elite talent to the backfield, quarterback uncertainty looms as Southern prepares for their season opener against North Carolina Central in the MEAC-SWAC Challenge.As we kick off another exciting season of HBCU football, download the HBCU Gameday app for complete coverage of all the action, from conference battles to the Celebration Bowl and everything in between.Support the show

Send us a textBreaking news from Howard University shakes up the HBCU leadership landscape as President Ben Vincent III announces he'll step down as the institution's 18th president effective August 31st, 2025. This surprise Friday announcement from the Board of Trustees marks a significant moment for one of America's premier historically Black universities.During his tenure, Dr. Vincent prioritized advancing Howard's strategic initiatives in cutting-edge fields like artificial intelligence and data science while expanding global engagement opportunities for students. Board Chair Leslie D. Hale formally acknowledged Dr. Vincent's contributions, expressing gratitude for his service and leadership while wishing him well in future endeavors. Dr. Vincent himself reflected that his primary focus has always been the Howard community's well-being and success, noting that he plans to spend time with family and continue his research after departing.The transition brings a familiar face back to Howard's leadership. Dr. Wayne Frederick, the university's highly-regarded 17th president and current president emeritus, will step in as interim president while the board conducts its search for the next permanent leader. Dr. Frederick's previous presidency was marked by significant academic advancements and athletic program growth, making him a trusted figure to guide the university through this period of change. Presidential transitions at HBCUs carry special significance in higher education, and having Dr. Frederick's steady hand at the helm should provide continuity during what could otherwise be a challenging time.What qualities should Howard University seek in its next leader? How might this change impact Howard's trajectory in the coming years? Follow this developing story on HBCUGameday.com or download our app available in both Apple and Google Play stores to stay informed about this significant leadership evolution at one of America's most influential HBCUs.Support the show

Send us a textDr. Alvin Parker opens up about the dramatic shifts reshaping college football while balancing his dual identity as championship-winning coach and published author. With remarkable candor, he recounts walking off the field after Virginia Union's Elite Eight playoff loss feeling confident with 13 returning starters, only to lose 17 players to the transfer portal just two weeks later.Rather than lamenting these departures, Parker embraces a refreshingly positive perspective. "I promise every guy when they came to Virginia Union, I promise all of them you'll leave here better than you were when you came," he explains. This player-centered philosophy has helped Parker navigate college football's new business reality while maintaining Virginia Union's success with back-to-back CIAA championships and a stellar 51-15 record during his tenure.The conversation delves into Parker's second book, "Play for 11 Leadership," which distills leadership lessons applicable beyond sports into business and education. Drawing from his background as a journalism major and his doctoral education, Parker offers unique insights into building sustainable success despite constant change. He discusses adapting from purely player development to roster management, maintaining program culture despite coaching turnover, and observing the CIAA's evolution from defensive to offensive-focused programs.What emerges is a blueprint for principled leadership amid unprecedented change. Whether discussing potential career opportunities, celebrating players advancing to higher levels, or analyzing conference trends, Parker demonstrates how to maintain core values while embracing evolution. For anyone interested in leadership, college athletics, or building successful organizations in turbulent environments, Parker's journey offers invaluable lessons on balancing tradition with transformation.Support the show

Send us a textTolly Carr and Symone Stanley dive into the latest HBCU football news and preview the upcoming season with insights on key matchups, coaching changes, and emerging storylines. They analyze how former NFL stars are transforming HBCU football programs while discussing conference realignments and season predictions.• Shadeur Sanders suffers oblique injury during Eagles-Browns joint practice after impressive preseason debut• Jalen Hurts and Shadeur Sanders share special moment, connecting over similar experiences with media scrutiny• North Carolina Central faces Southern University in MEAC-SWAC Challenge, potentially previewing Celebration Bowl matchup• Former MEAC powerhouses Hampton and North Carolina A&T continue struggling in non-HBCU conferences• NFL legends Michael Vick and Desean Jackson bring star power as first-time head coaches at Norfolk State and Delaware State• Jackson State and Southern University predicted to win their SWAC divisions and potentially meet in championship• Female announcers Ty Floyd and Symone Stanley breaking barriers as play-by-play voices for HBCU football gamesMake sure to follow us throughout the season as we bring you coverage of all the exciting HBCU football action from the MEAC-SWAC Challenge through the Celebration Bowl.Support the show

Send us a textDreams sometimes arrive at unexpected moments. For Coach Toriano Morgan, the call to return to Tennessee State University—his alma mater where he earned both his bachelor's and master's degrees—came at what seemed like an inopportune time. Yet when your dream job beckons, timing becomes secondary.Morgan candidly shares the whirlwind 48 hours that led to his transition from head coach at Edward Waters University to co-offensive coordinator and running backs coach at Tennessee State. Despite speculation about possible dissension at EWU, Morgan sets the record straight, expressing profound gratitude toward the institution that gave him his first collegiate head coaching opportunity. "EWU has been nothing but outstanding to me and my family," he emphasizes, noting the support he received to build the program.His coaching philosophy reveals a leader confident enough to surround himself not with yes-men, but with experienced coaches offering diverse perspectives. This approach not only served him well at Edward Waters but ensured the program remained in capable hands with interim head coach Brian Jenkins following his departure. Morgan reunites with head coach Reggie Barlow, with whom he previously worked at Virginia State University, creating a seamless transition built on established trust. "Everywhere he goes he doesn't just win, he wins championships," Morgan notes about Barlow.As Tennessee State prepares to defend their Ohio Valley Conference championship, Morgan brings valuable experience and a methodical "brick by brick" approach to building on last year's success. With his sights set on their opener against North Carolina A&T, and his long-term aspiration to eventually lead an HBCU Division I program, Morgan's homecoming to TSU represents both a full-circle moment and an exciting new chapter for Big Blue Tigers football. Follow Coach Morgan's journey this season as he helps Tennessee State pursue another championship run!Support the show

Send us a textA powerful alliance has emerged in the world of Black college athletics. The "HBCU For Us" association brings together the four major HBCU athletic conferences—CIAA, SIAC, MEAC, and SWAC—creating a unified front to navigate the rapidly changing landscape of collegiate sports. This groundbreaking collaboration couldn't come at a more critical moment, as the transfer portal and NIL era have fundamentally altered the power dynamics between student-athletes and institutions.Steven J. Gaither dives deep into what this alliance might mean practically for HBCU athletics, suggesting it could lead to more coordinated scheduling of events like media days and create a "brain trust" approach to prevent predatory business arrangements that have historically plagued Black college sports. "A lot of folks who are in charge at our conferences and our schools sometimes run into people who...see all these great opportunities and they see people who are desperate for money or desperate for exposure," Gaither explains, highlighting how this alliance might serve as a protective mechanism against exploitative deals.The conversation shifts to player loyalty in an era of unprecedented mobility, featuring an illuminating interview with Jackson State quarterback Jacoby Morgan. Despite having transfer options, Morgan chose to remain at JSU, stating: "I'm a loyalty guy... I love this city, I love Jackson, I love the team and everything they bring. I'm a hometown kid so I want to be a legend there." His perspective offers a refreshing counterpoint to the mercenary approach that has become increasingly common in college athletics.As the 2024 HBCU football season approaches—just three weeks away—the community continues engaging in passionate debates about program legacies and classifications. A viral social media post categorizing Division I HBCU football programs into tiers sparked intense discussion about what constitutes a "blue blood" program and whether historical achievements from decades ago should carry the same weight as recent success. The conversation reveals both the deep pride in HBCU football tradition and the recognition that program strength is constantly evolving in the modern era.Download the HBCU Game Day app to stay connected with all the latest news, scores, and updates throughout the upcoming football season.Support the show

Robert Jones joins Steven J. Gaither to talk about how he's built Norfolk State into a consistent winner.

FAMU Athletic Director Tiffany Dawn-Sykes is set to present an update about the head football coach position to the FAMU Board of Trustees. This is on the heels of Shawn Gibbs signing an extension to stay at Fort Valley State. Tolly Carr and Vaughn Wilson will react live after the Board of Trustees meeting ends.

FAMU fans are on fire about the coaching search for its football program, while Texas Southern is closing in on two months without a head coach and a search that's confusing to follow.

Conference play is rolling now and the race to the championship is on. NCCU versus Norfolk State is our big matchup tonight. Eagles coach LeVelle Moton stops by to talk to HBCU Gameday.

He doesn't coach but he helps deliver the goods for FAMU. Rattlers' recruiting coordinator takes your questions and talks FAMU recruiting here on HBCU Gameday.

Celebration Bowl 2023 Preview: Willie Simmons Interview. We sat down with SWAC Champion head coach Willie Simmons and talked Cricket Celebration Bowl. #hbcu #hbcufootball #meac #meacfootball #swac #swacfootball #ncaa #ncaafootball #famu #famu1887 #hbcugameday #celebrationbowl

We sat down with Howard University head coach Larry Scott and talked about the journey and expectation of the 2024 Cricket Celebration Bowl. This is a part of the continuing coverage of the Cricket Celebration Bowl exclusively on HBCU Gameday. #hbcu #hbcufootball #meac #swac #swacfootball #meacfootball #ncaa #ncaafootball

Take this ride with Cobi as he talks with Players, Coaches and Tastemakers in HBCU sports. This time he sits down with Coach Walsh after his record setting season and Takenya Stafford as she talks Playing against her sister in the first round of the NCAA tournament.

SJG, Kris and Kindric break down another winless postseason for the CIAA and SIAC as well as Clark Atlanta's coaching shakeup and what else may be in store this offseason.

SJG, Kris and Kendric will discuss the SIAC and CIAA championship games, the NCAA D2 Playoffs, Florida Beach Bowl and Coaching Rumours and more.

Steven and Kindric talk to Miles College head coach Sam Shade and talk about what went wrong at Morehosue.

It's Benedict College vs Albany State in the 2023 SIAC football championship. Sylvester Williams, Jamie Walker, and Symone Stanley discuss the news

The regular season for the CIAA and SIAC is over, and Week Ten had PLENTY of drama from Maryland all the way to Alabama. Kris, Kobe and SJG break it all down.

HBCU Gameday takes our third look into the story of the Florida Blue Florida Classic. This stop is in Daytona Beach as we take a look at "The Pride." The B-CU Marching Wildcats and band director Dr. Donovan Wells talk about preparations for the classic battle. #ncaa #ncaabands #hbcu #hbcubands #bcu #bcuband #floridaclassic #floridablue #hbcugameday

We're down to the final week of the regular season as the CIAA and SIAC championship picture will (hopefully) be decided on Sunday. But maybe not.

Buddy Pough has been named interim AD a few weeks before his last game. We'll discuss. Story: https://hbcugameday.com/2023/11/01/so...

In this episode we will have an in-depth conversation with Marcus Hilliard as his Elizabeth City State squad pulled off the upset of the year knocking off previously unbeaten Virginia State. We'll talk to him about rebuilding at his alma mater and more. We'll also discuss the initial regional rankings, Edward Waters hot streak and preview week nine in the SIAC/CIAA.

This Wednesday we talk to Edward Waters HC Toriano Morgan about building his program and 'The Hail Mary." We'll also talk about why D2 HBCU football looks better than the FCS level this season.

Former Saint Augustine's University head coach Howard Feggins is speaking out about his seven-month tenure which ended abruptly.

Virginia State DC Carlos Fields, Thursday Night Lights and More

We talk the firing of Willie Slater, upsets in the CIAA, Allen's loss and an interview with Lincoln University QB Isaiah Freeman.

A conversation with the Iconic Eric Moore. a Tribute to his legacy.

SWAC fans here's the pregame show that's going to get you ready for every single SWAC football weekend from now until the Celebration Bowl. It's the Cricket SWAC Football Gameday show presented by Pepsi Zero Sugar.

HBCU NFL REPORT - Symone Stanley and Lut Williams discuss Steve Wilks being named the Carolina Panthers interim head coach , Cam Newton visits Tennessee State homecoming, and NFL week 5 standouts.

HBCU NFL Report - Symone Stanley and Lut Williams discuss the South Carolina State's Javon Hargrave securing the win for the Eagles and more

Virginia Union running back Jada Byers joins our Symone Stanley as the HBCU football player of the week

Vaughn Wilson gives us the update on the latest with Hurricane Ian which is on track to make landfall in Florida.

Big Cobi gets you ready with the most important information in the MEAC.

Fort Valley State quarterback Kelvin Durham joins our Symone Stanley as the HBCU football featured player of the week.

HBCU NFL Report - Symone Stanley and Lut Williams discuss South Carolina State's Decobie Durant grabbing his first career interception with the LA Rams and more

South Carolina State linebacker BJ Davis joins our Symone Stanley as the HBCU football week 2 POTW