Monday, December 14, 2020

MEAC ANNOUNCES REVISED SPRING 2021 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

DSU / UD WOMEN'S BASKETBALL RESCHEDULED FOR DEC. 29

DSU TO HOST OLD DOMINION IN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL CONTEST

CIAA Announces Updated Plans for Men’s and Women’s Basketball and Volleyball

B-CU Athletics, DBPD and Academy Sports + Outdoor Team for Holiday Giveaway

NCCU Names Levister Assistant Golf Coach through Women’s Sports Foundation Grant

18 Student-Athletes Earn Degrees at NSU's December Commencement

MEAC Announces Revised Conference Schedules for Men’s, Women’s Basketball

MEAC Releases Updated Spring 2021 Football Schedule

GEORGIA: In-person early voting is underway for the Senate runoff election. Jan. 5 is the last day to vote, but why wait to make your voice heard?

Keyontae Johnson, Florida player who collapsed, 'following simple commands' after coma

FIU Women’s Hoops Hosts Florida Memorial for Home Opener

After COVID Delays, N.C. A&T WBB Finally Heads Into 2020-21 Season TONIGHT @6PM on ESPN+

SNSB G-Men Spotlight: Cricket Wireless Named New Title Sponsor of MEAC/SWAC Challenge Kickoff and Celebration Bowl

2020-2025 NCCU Department of Athletics Strategic Plan

Game Preview: Jackson State at Louisiana Tech on Tuesday at 6:30 pm CT

TUESDAY ON SEC NETWORK + Jackson State Lady Tigers at Ole Miss women's basketball preview

Bison Take Down George Washington With Another Comeback Performance

Holt, Parramore and Williams reach double figures in 70-62 road loss to UAB

1-on-1 with women's track & field student-athlete Jada Sabir, a sophomore from Canton, Mich.(Video)

Spartans to Play 4-Game Football Schedule in Spring 12/14/2020 3:00:00 PM | By: Matt Mic

Congratulations to Akeem and Akaisha for being named to the Commissioner’s Honor Roll

Sunday, December 13, 2020

Preview: UNF Women's Basketball vs. Edward Waters @ 2 PM SUNDAY on ESPN+

What’s Right And What’s Wrong With The Knight Commission Reform Plan

Vikings defensive backs coach Daronte Jones charts his own course

Morgan State had once been a Black college football power, producing 34 draft picks (including Hall of Famers Willie Lanier, Rosey Brown and Leroy Kelly) from 1951-82