10 quarterback battles to watch in the FCS this season: @TSU_Tigers has a plethora of QBs to choose from https://t.co/P5b2M3OiUV pic.twitter.com/pn1sXnPtwy
— Athlon Sports (@AthlonSports) February 12, 2019
Tuesday, February 12, 2019
FCS Football: 10 Quarterback Battles to Watch; TSU Tigers has a plethora of QBs to choose from
TSU Lady Tigers Face Bruins Wednesday on Kids Day
Lady Tigers Face Bruins Wednesday on Kids Day https://t.co/xofa1NJRpU— Dbandman (@Dbandman2) February 12, 2019
🏀 Kids Day | Wednesday, Feb. 13 | 11 a.m. | Gentry Center | Kids K-12 Free#BigBlueRising pic.twitter.com/8Rye47EnVr— TSU Lady Tigers (@tsuladytigers) February 11, 2019
TSU to Host Kids Day Game on February 13 https://t.co/aC0lLiWOgg— Dbandman (@Dbandman2) February 12, 2019
Tennessee State Tigers Defeat Florida A&M for First Win of the Season
Tigers Defeat Florida A&M for First Win of the Season https://t.co/7HSPDewXz5
— Dbandman (@Dbandman2) February 12, 2019
TSU Tiger Volleyball Adds Sofia Garcia-Guerrios to the 2019 Roster
Tiger Volleyball Adds Sofia Garcia-Guerrios to the 2019 Roster
— TSU Volleyball (@TnStateVB) February 11, 2019
📰https://t.co/MceplwDOg7#BigBlueRising
Who's Hot In HBCU Baseball - Week Three
Who's Hot In HBCU Baseball - Week Three - https://t.co/mAv9m7ftxz pic.twitter.com/xSkVYBneAz
— Black College Nines (@HbcuNines) February 11, 2019
MN Black History Salute: The Legacy Of Blacks In Baseball
#BHMSnapshot: In honor of Black History Month, we salute the oft-invisible Black baseball players who found their place in history despite widespread racism and segregation. https://t.co/ED4sbUXKAv #MNBlackHistory
— MN Spokesman-Recorder (@MNSpokesman) February 1, 2019
Savannah State men, women sweep Morgan State basketball teams
Savannah State men, women sweep Morgan State basketball teams https://t.co/Yq7k5rV3YJ— Dbandman (@Dbandman2) February 12, 2019
Tigers earn Monday sweep over Morgan State https://t.co/x66amH5dwl— Dbandman (@Dbandman2) February 12, 2019
Norfolk State’s men’s hoops team remains atop MEAC with win at Florida A&M
Norfolk State's men's hoops team remains atop MEAC with win at Florida A&M https://t.co/S1NKt3lnMz via @WTKR3— Dbandman (@Dbandman2) February 12, 2019
FAMU's early hole leads to 66-54 loss to first-place Norfolk State https://t.co/qXz5vYwtHF via @tdonline— Dbandman (@Dbandman2) February 12, 2019
A&T women's basketball team widens lead in MEA
A&T women's basketball team widens lead in MEAC https://t.co/GJMyl8E4wM via @NewsandRecord
— Dbandman (@Dbandman2) February 12, 2019
HBCU Baseball Historical Hi-Lites - 2019 Black History Month Week Two
HBCU Baseball Historical Hi-Lites - 2019 Black History Month Week Two - https://t.co/W2PvSbFo7T pic.twitter.com/UYLvEfBsV9
— Black College Nines (@HbcuNines) February 11, 2019
Morgan State Head Football Coach Introductory Press Conference Set For Tuesday
Morgan State Head Football Coach Introductory Press Conference Set For Tuesday https://t.co/stNQlTaN65— Dbandman (@Dbandman2) February 12, 2019
SC State Releases 2019 Football Schedule
2019 SC State Football ScheduleSC State Releases 2019 Football Schedule https://t.co/wYh18zLmCA— SC State Bulldogs (@SCStateAthletic) February 12, 2019
Gold Nuggets beat Talladega, regain 1st place in GCAC
NEW ORLEANS — Xavier University of Louisiana women's basketball leads the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference again, thanks to clutch fourth-quarter shooting from Da'Jha Virgil, Nahrie Pierce and Jas Hill in a 62-55 victory Monday against NAIA No. 13 Talladega.
The Gold Nuggets (19-6, 9-1) and Lady Tornadoes (23-4, 9-2) traded places in the GCAC standings. Defending champion Dillard (16-9, 7-3) — XULA's next opponent — is in third place.
Talladega had won its last seven games, including 73-63 at home against XULA nine days earlier. But the Gold Nuggets flipped the script with a defense that limited Talladega to its fewest points this season and 26 points below its season average.
Virgil's 3-pointer with 9:23 remaining put XULA ahead to stay at 44-42, and Pierce baskets in the paint at 3:09 and 2:23 — both assisted by Nina German — capped a 5-for-5 night for the sophomore.
Hill, the Gold Nuggets' leading scorer for the season, produced nine fourth-quarter points, including 7-of-7 free throws, after scoring only two points in the first three quarters.
"I just knew we were going to play better this time," XULA coach Bo Browder said. "Our defense and rebounding came up big, and we made enough shots to give us a chance to win."
Talladega opened with a 9-2 run but never led by that many thereafter. XULA led 28-21 at halftime.
Virgil and Hill scored 11 points apiece — it was the first time that Virgil, a freshman guard, led XULA in scoring — and Pierce scored 10. Gina Smith grabbed eight rebounds — her most in a game since November — and Essence Wells had a career-high-tying four steals.
Kendra Williams, with 14 points, was Talladega's lone double-figure scorer. Diamond Jolly — the second-ranked rebounder in NAIA Division I — grabbed 10, and Brijanee Moore had nine.
Talladega outshot XULA 35.3 to 33.3 percent from the floor, but the Gold Nuggets outrebounded the Lady Tornadoes 49-35. XULA blocked a season-high six shots, two apiece by Hill and Kyla Duncan.
XULA will play Dillard at 3 p.m. Saturday at the Lady Bleu Devils' Dent Hall.
BOX SCORE
Ed Cassiere, Assistant Athletics Director for Communications
Department of Athletics & Recreation
XAVIER UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA
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The Gold Nuggets (19-6, 9-1) and Lady Tornadoes (23-4, 9-2) traded places in the GCAC standings. Defending champion Dillard (16-9, 7-3) — XULA's next opponent — is in third place.
Talladega had won its last seven games, including 73-63 at home against XULA nine days earlier. But the Gold Nuggets flipped the script with a defense that limited Talladega to its fewest points this season and 26 points below its season average.Virgil's 3-pointer with 9:23 remaining put XULA ahead to stay at 44-42, and Pierce baskets in the paint at 3:09 and 2:23 — both assisted by Nina German — capped a 5-for-5 night for the sophomore.
Hill, the Gold Nuggets' leading scorer for the season, produced nine fourth-quarter points, including 7-of-7 free throws, after scoring only two points in the first three quarters.
"I just knew we were going to play better this time," XULA coach Bo Browder said. "Our defense and rebounding came up big, and we made enough shots to give us a chance to win."
Talladega opened with a 9-2 run but never led by that many thereafter. XULA led 28-21 at halftime.
Virgil and Hill scored 11 points apiece — it was the first time that Virgil, a freshman guard, led XULA in scoring — and Pierce scored 10. Gina Smith grabbed eight rebounds — her most in a game since November — and Essence Wells had a career-high-tying four steals.
Kendra Williams, with 14 points, was Talladega's lone double-figure scorer. Diamond Jolly — the second-ranked rebounder in NAIA Division I — grabbed 10, and Brijanee Moore had nine.
Talladega outshot XULA 35.3 to 33.3 percent from the floor, but the Gold Nuggets outrebounded the Lady Tornadoes 49-35. XULA blocked a season-high six shots, two apiece by Hill and Kyla Duncan.
XULA will play Dillard at 3 p.m. Saturday at the Lady Bleu Devils' Dent Hall.
BOX SCORE
Ed Cassiere, Assistant Athletics Director for Communications
Department of Athletics & Recreation
XAVIER UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA
XULAgold.com
twitter.com/xulagold
www.facebook.com/xulagold
Gold Rush fall to Talladega on last-second free throw
NEW ORLEANS — Da'Jon Streeter made 1-of-2 free throws with 1.2 seconds remaining Monday to lift Talladega to a 66-65 Gulf Coast Athletic Conference men's basketball victory against Xavier University of Louisiana.The Tornadoes (20-6, 8-3) outscored XULA 5-0 in the final two minutes to win their fourth in a row and remain one game behind GCAC leader Tougaloo, a 76-66 winner at Philander Smith.
Streeter, who scored a game-high-tying 15 points, was fouled on a drive to the basket during his team's final possession. Streeter made his first throw, missed the second, and XULA's Galen Smith rebounded with nine-tenths of a second remaining. But after three timeouts, the first two by XULA, the Gold Rush were unable to attempt a shot before the buzzer.
Jarin Hilson also scored 15 points for Talladega, which defeated XULA for the second time in nine days, and Dondre Alexander had 14. Streeter and Alexander grabbed seven rebounds apiece, and Hilson had three steals.
Rayshawn Mart scored 13 points and William Loyd 12 for XULA (14-12, 5-5). Smith and Anfernee Kingscored 10 apiece. King, Mart and Smith were a combined 7-of-8 on 3-pointers; King made all three of his attempts from behind the arc.
Smith also produced four assists, three blocks and two steals.
A 13-2 run in the final five minutes of the first half gave XULA a 34-31 lead at the break. XULA gained its largest advantage, 45-38, after Damani Flanagain's basket with 15:04 remaining.
XULA outshot Talladega 47.9 to 44.2 percent from the floor but was minus-5 in rebounds (31-26) and minus-3 in turnovers (17-14). Talladega made 16-of-26 free throws to XULA's 11-of-14.
The Gold Rush are 7-6 this season in games decided by four points are fewer. Three of those close XULA victories occurred prior to January on last-second points from Mart.
XULA will visit city rival Dillard (15-7, 8-2) at 5 p.m. Saturday. Dillard, which shared the GCAC regular-season championship with XULA a year ago, is in second place and a half-game behind Tougaloo. XULA is fifth.
BOX SCORE
Ed Cassiere, Assistant Athletics Director for Communications
Department of Athletics & Recreation
XAVIER UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA
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twitter.com/xulagold
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There will be a special edition of the Fred McNair Radio Show Tuesday at 6 p.m.
There will be a special edition of the Fred McNair Radio Show Tuesday at 6 p.m. The show can be heard on 91.7 https://t.co/WNof1WoOQt. You can participate.
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According to HERO Sports, Alcorn football had the best 2019 recruiting class in the SWAC and ranked No. 22 in FCS
According to HERO Sports, Alcorn football had the best 2019 recruiting class in the SWAC and ranked No. 22 in FCS https://t.co/aypzo2oftC— Alcorn Sports (@BRAVESSPORTS) February 11, 2019
And that's a wrap! Check out our full signing day roster online https://t.co/2Z6LhDOK4n— Alcorn Sports (@BRAVESSPORTS) February 6, 2019
HERO SPORTS FCS RECRUITING: 2019 Top 50 Team Rankings
FCS RECRUITING: 2019 Top 50 Team Rankings https://t.co/ECi5zeoPA2 via @HeroSportsNews— Dbandman (@Dbandman2) February 12, 2019
Lady Braves Host Kentucky State Thursday, Two Games in Vicksburg Friday
Lady Braves Host Kentucky State Thursday, Two Games in Vicksburg Friday https://t.co/kef3mHE4r6
— Alcorn Sports (@BRAVESSPORTS) February 12, 2019
GSU Miller Tabbed SWAC Hitter of the Week
Miller Tabbed SWAC Hitter of the Week https://t.co/fzqWqyLB85
— GSU Athletics (@GSU_TIGERS) February 11, 2019
GSU Home Opener Moved To Wednesday
GSU Home Opener Moved To Wednesday https://t.co/f2zoefGDAH
— GSU Athletics (@GSU_TIGERS) February 11, 2019
STATS FCS Awards Banquet
STATS FCS Awards Banquet https://t.co/MeAfXiw2km via @YouTube— GSU Athletics (@GSU_TIGERS) February 11, 2019
Hill and Boyd lead GSU Lady Tigers past ASU Lady Braves
Hill and Boyd lead Lady Tigers past Lady Braves https://t.co/d5BSWeedFg— GSU Athletics (@GSU_TIGERS) February 12, 2019
Lady Braves Come Up Short against Grambling State https://t.co/M7YyZu61SN— Alcorn Sports (@BRAVESSPORTS) February 12, 2019
Lady Tigers complete season sweep of Lady Braves #RespectTheG #grambling #gramblingstate #gramblingstateuniversity #WhyNotGrambling #gramblingiseverything pic.twitter.com/rDbwIADYoR— GSU Athletics (@GSU_TIGERS) February 12, 2019
Grambling State Holds On To Defeat Alcorn State
Grambling State Holds On To Defeat Alcorn State https://t.co/UAJ3S0s9Wj— GSU Athletics (@GSU_TIGERS) February 12, 2019
Grambling State holds on to post a season sweep of Alcorn State #RespectTheG #grambling #gramblingstate #gramblingstateuniversity #WhyNotGrambling #gramblingiseverything pic.twitter.com/i3zMsH4Pjz— GSU Athletics (@GSU_TIGERS) February 12, 2019
GSU Holds Off Alcorn’s Second Half Surge https://t.co/BSjfor6WEt— Alcorn Sports (@BRAVESSPORTS) February 12, 2019
JSU Fights Past Southern for 5th Win in a Row
JSU Fights Past Southern for 5th Win in a Row #TheeILove #BleedTheeBlue https://t.co/RZcxCQAacP
— Jackson State Athletics (@GoJSUTigers) February 12, 2019
Justine Jean Alabama State Softball wins SWAC Pitcher of the Week
Alabama State Athletics - Justine Jean @BamaStateSB wins SWAC Pitcher of the Week https://t.co/7qmiornhd8
— Dbandman (@Dbandman2) February 12, 2019
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