Monday, September 23, 2019

Late rally comes up short for @BamaStateWSC against Mercer

ASU Davis named honorable mention STATS FCS Freshman of the Week

Howard vs. Harvard is going to be a 2019 football game of the year, but the 2018 endowment score is already upon us.

Bulldogs Drop a Pair of Matches at Gardner-Webb

Demetrius Strickland Named CIAA Offensive Back Of The Week

Sophomore Ashley Jean-Raymond currently has the #6 time in the MEAC for the Women’s 5K.

#NCCU freshman quarterback Davius Richard named MEAC co-Rookie of the Week for his performance during a 45-7 win over ECSU.

The Review (Delaware): Should black athletes go to HBCUs?

According to Delaware Online, in 2017, out of the 347 NCAA Division I schools, the University of Delaware ranked 77th in total revenue with $34,309,705 earned in 2016, while Delaware State’s athletic program ranked 173rd with $14.1 million earned. Even in our own state (Delaware) you can see the revenue differences between HBCUs and PWIs.

Tuskegee mourns the loss of Edward Colvin

Tale of Two Teams: FSU has lowest attendance in more than 30 years, FAMU reaches record attendance

N.C. A&T Volleyball Earns Even More Weekly Honors

WATCH: FAMU stars Stanley, Faddoul earn MEAC weekly honors

Tigers Close Out Tourney Play With Spirited Battle Against Washington State

Volleyball Drops Pair Of Matches On Opening Day Of Tournament Play

Monday Football Rewind: Ballard III Earns SWAC Newcomer Honors For Second Time

Harper, Muhammad & McCullough Honored as SWAC Player of the Week Winners

MVSU Coach Dancy’s Week 4 Presser

DYK: Alcorn is one seven teams in the country to carry a 100% fourth down conversion rate, and one of 15 teams in the nation to score on every trip inside the red zone this season

DYK: Niko Duffey ranks 9th in the nation in total touchdowns with 6

WATCH: FAMU football head coach Willie Simmons on the special teams unit

FAMU special teams continue to work on fundamentals to maintain overall team balance

WATCH: Saturday was FAMU wide receiver @Shinetime_863 ’s birthday. He celebrated with a game-winning TD vs. Southern

A&T notebook: Elijah Bell adds to record-setting receiving resumé

Road To The Championship! HBCU Football Schedule Week 5


THE FLORIDA A&M UNIVERSITY MARCHING 100, Sept. 21, 2019 at
   Tallahassee, Florida ... Bragg Memorial Stadium

THURSDAY, September 26, 2019

MEAC
Delaware State at North Carolina A&T State 7:30 pm   TV: ESPNU

SATURDAY, September 28, 2019

MEAC
Bethune-Cookman at Howard  1 pm   TV: ESPN3
Florida A&M at Norfolk State  4 pm  TV: ESPN3
North Carolina Central at Morgan State  6 pm  TV: ESPN3

OVC
Tennessee State at Eastern Kentucky  6 pm   TV: ESPN+

SWAC
Kentucky State vs. Jackson State  3 pm  Circle City Classic, Indianapolis, IN
Grambling State vs. Prairie View A&M  5 pm  State Fair Classic, Dallas, TX
Central State vs. Alabama A&M 5:30 pm Gulf Coast Challenge, Mobile, AL
Mississippi Valley State at Alcorn State  7 pm
Southern at Arkansas Pine Bluff  7 pm,  TV: ESPN3
Texas Southern at Houston Baptist 7 pm  TV: ESPN3

SIAC
Albany State at Clark Atlanta  2 pm
Savannah State at Morehouse  2 pm
Kentucky State vs. Jackson State 3 pm  Circle City Classic, Indianapolis, IN
Benedict vs. Fort Valley State 3 pm  UpState HBCU Classic, Greenville, SC
Central State vs. Alabama A&M 5:30 pm Gulf Coast Challenge, Mobile, AL
Lane at Miles 6 pm
Tuskegee at West Alabama  6 pm

OTHER HBCUs
Oklahoma Panhandle State at Texas College 12 pm
Edward Waters at Shaw, 1 pm
West Virginia State at Concord  1 pm
Emporia State at Lincoln (MO)  7 pm   TV: MIAA NETWORK

CIAA
Saint Augustine's at Bowie State   1 pm
Livingstone at Lincoln (PA)  1 pm
Winston-Salem State at Virginia Union  1 pm
Chowan at McKendree (IL)  2 pm
Fayetteville State vs. Elizabeth City State  4 pm,  22nd Down East Viking\
    Classic, Rocky Mount, NC  TV: Vikings Sports Network
Johnson C. Smith at Virginia State  6 pm

ALL GAME TIMES SHOWN IN EASTERN STANDARD TIME ZONE


THE JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY SONIC  BOOM OF THE SOUTH 
   MARCHING BAND, 9/21/2019 at Dallas, Texas 

HBCU Official Football Attendance Leaders - Week 4

For this exhibit, only Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) HBCU home games or Classics are ranked.  Road games held at the home stadium of non-HBCUs are reported for comparison purposes.

WEEK 4 HBCU FCS ATTENDANCE LEADERS

1. Southern at Florida A&M27,191 (Bragg Memorial Stadium Record)
2. Grambling State at Alabama State - 17,309
3. Prairie View A&M at Alcorn State - 15, 958
4. Arkansas Pine Bluff at Tennessee State - 8,323
5. Bethune-Cookman at Mississippi Valley State - 6,487
6. Elizabeth City State at North Carolina Central - 6,025
7. Howard at Delaware State - 4,142  Homecoming

HBCU ROAD GAME ATTENDANCE LEADERS


1. Morgan State at Army - 28,018 (FBS Independent)
2. Hampton at Liberty -18,944  (FBS Independent)
3. Norfolk State at #8 Montana State - 17,647 (Big Sky Conference)
4. Elizabeth City State at North Carolina Central - 6,025  (D-I, MEAC)
5. Alabama A&M at Samford - 5,984 (Southern Conference)
6. West Virginia State at Southeast Missouri State - 5,324 (Ohio Valley Conference)

COMPARISON TO D-II EXPERIENCE

1. Johnson C. Smith at Virginia Union, Willard Bailey Classic - 5,086 
2. Albany State at University of West Georgia - 4,900*
3. Virginia U. Lynchburg at University of West Florida - 4,847 (Gulf South)
4. Savannah State vs. Benedict at Augusta Classic (GA) - 4,287
5. Shorter College at Fort Valley State -3,285
6. Winston-Salem State at Tuskegee - 2,506
7. Shaw at Chowan - 2,347
8. Lincoln (PA) at Fayetteville State -2,107
9. Miles College at Missouri S&T - 2,101 (Great Lakes Valley Conference)
10. Alderson-Broddus at Bowie State - 1,967
11. Central State (OH) at Clark Atlanta -1,623
12. Virginia State at Saint Augustine's - 1,015

*Offical ASU Reported Estimate
Updated: 9/23/2019