Excelling on and off the field, FVSU’s Zaquan Baldwin reflects on his past and future https://t.co/Sk86h9wk9Y
— Dbandman (@Dbandman2) December 30, 2021
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Thursday, December 30, 2021
Excelling on and off the field, FVSU’s Zaquan Baldwin reflects on his past and future | Tamari Perrineau
WATCH | @tsuaristocrats Band Director Reginald McDonald explains the origin of the “Aristocrat of Bands” moniker
@tsuaristocrats Band Director Reginald McDonald explains the origin of the “Aristocrat of Bands” moniker and encourages Pasadena to come out and witness the band’s unique style. pic.twitter.com/18J7RlaA5S
— Brennon Dixson (@TheBrennonD) December 30, 2021
That @tsuaristocrats sound is a one of one. “Rain” by SWV while in the California rain π΄. Masterfully arranged by @deanongram. Young π @curtisolawumi_ on the trumpet solo.
— Larry Love (@ProfJenkins_) December 30, 2021
Tournament of Roses Band Fest / Day 2 was a success! Keep going π#AOBNation pic.twitter.com/Zt25F1fVEj
This is now a @tsuaristocrats stan account. pic.twitter.com/3tjoTvLMCl
— Ki. (@kittenhotep) December 30, 2021
WATCH | Tennessee State University Aristocrat of Bands at 41st. Annual Pasadena Tournament of Roses Bandfest, Dec. 29, 2021
How it started........How it's going
— q u i n t i n. (@quin__10) December 29, 2021
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TSU Aristocrat of Bands will be performing halftime for the Lakers home game against the Portland Trail Blazers on New Year’s Eve, December 31, 2021!
LAKERS NATION meets AOB NATION—TSU Aristocrat of Bands will be performing halftime for the Lakers home game against the Portland Trail Blazers on New Year’s Eve, December 31, 2021!
— Tennessee State University Aristocrat of Bands (@tsuaristocrats) December 30, 2021
Lakers Nation and AOB Nation, turn it up!#AOBNATION #aristocratofbands @lakers @LakersCommunity pic.twitter.com/oBkstW74Gw
WATCH | Liberty transfer 6'-6"/315 DL William Green Jr., picked up offers from Norfolk State, Mississippi Valley State and Others ...
Liberty transfer DL William Green picked up an offer from Norfolk State https://t.co/v6E0l0bQiP
— NCAA Transfer Portal (@RivalsPortal) December 30, 2021
229 made!!! #WillPowerπ pic.twitter.com/cMpWkQW4Qj
— William Green Jr. (@bigz229boi) December 24, 2021
I appreciate the opportunity that Coach Freeze & @LibertyUniversity gave me and I’m grateful for the blessings I’ve received while playing here. I look forward to what GOD has in store for me next. pic.twitter.com/zKg0O0uCsI
— William Green Jr. (@bigz229boi) December 20, 2021
I’m blessed to receive an offer from @MSValleyFB @CoachDLuckey pic.twitter.com/lltfhTm0A3
— William Green Jr. (@bigz229boi) December 29, 2021
D Line work after we hit the weights today! #WillPowerπ pic.twitter.com/OVCbdJhv6C
— William Green Jr. (@bigz229boi) December 28, 2021
Game film ➡️ https://t.co/FxaZTau6bR ⬅️ pic.twitter.com/Mj8iPrcpAT
— William Green Jr. (@bigz229boi) December 24, 2021
Whose birthday is today?
Happy birthday to this extraordinary visionary! Continue to use your platform for greatness @KingJames!
— Coach Willie Simmons (@HCWillieSimmons) December 30, 2021
ππππ#FAMULY #KingJames pic.twitter.com/msWOIsEXNW
#RattlerNation,
— Florida A&M Athletics (@FAMUAthletics) December 30, 2021
Join us in wishing a happy birthday to the King π!#FAMU | #FAMUly | #Rattlers | #FangsUp π pic.twitter.com/KWGnVFcb01
FAMU Baseball Prospect Camp Set For January 15, 2022
‼️Calling all high school baseball players‼️
— Florida A&M Baseball ⚾️ (@FAMU_Baseball) December 26, 2021
Come out to Moore-Kittles Field on Saturday, January 15th for the @FAMU_Baseball Prospect Camp! Check-in begins at 9:30 a.m.
For more information, please visit: https://t.co/IWvGUiDko7#FAMU | #FangsUp | #FAMULY π pic.twitter.com/krSpPayoRQ
Grambling State Glides Past New Orleans 61-49
Grambling State Glides Past New Orleans 61-49 https://t.co/90HMY8I36f
— Dbandman (@Dbandman2) December 30, 2021
SWAC Women's Basketball Scores and Recaps: Dec. 29
SWAC Women's Basketball Scores and Recaps: Dec. 29 https://t.co/77vJ4E8qzQ
— Dbandman (@Dbandman2) December 30, 2021
SWAC Men's Basketball Weekly Honors: Dec. 29
SWAC Men's Basketball Weekly Honors: Dec. 29 https://t.co/8HJYPxKL1G
— Dbandman (@Dbandman2) December 30, 2021
SWAC Women's Basketball Weekly Honors: Dec. 29
SWAC Women's Basketball Weekly Honors: Dec. 29 https://t.co/eG6wvMgIF3
— Dbandman (@Dbandman2) December 30, 2021
Wednesday, December 29, 2021
WATCH | Florida A&M men's basketball prepared for uncertainty as SWAC play draws near
Florida A&M men's basketball prepared for uncertainty as SWAC play draws... https://t.co/7K8x04H3Wb via @YouTube
— Dbandman (@Dbandman2) December 30, 2021
Preview | Women's basketball hosts Grand Canyon in WAC opener
Preview | Women's basketball hosts Grand Canyon in WAC opener: https://t.co/W72OGyAz7S
— Chicago State Athletics (@ChiStateCougars) December 29, 2021
Preview: Chicago State Men's Basketball at GCU
Preview: Chicago State Men's Basketball at GCU https://t.co/SehJ3rJ5KS
— Chicago State Athletics (@ChiStateCougars) December 29, 2021
Rory Sharrock | FAMU coaches, players preview College Football Playoff, make predictions for national championship
Everybody has an opinion on the @CFBPlayoff. I caught up with #FAMU coaches & players to get their picks on who wins it all. @HCWillieSimmons @CoachStanchek @Shinetime_863 @50reazons @RSmittyRock https://t.co/g5ywXHn9xT
— Married 2 the Game (@married2game1) December 29, 2021
John Madden Coached These HBCU Greats | Kyle T. Mosley
John Madden Coached These HBCU Greats https://t.co/7poI9qoG5b via @ktmoze
— Dbandman (@Dbandman2) December 29, 2021
HBCUs Benefit from Former Professional Players And Coaches | JAMES B. EWERS JR, ED.D.
HBCUs Benefit from Former Professional Players And Coacheshttps://t.co/AZgnMs1euI
— HBCU Legends (@hbculegends) December 29, 2021
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Richard Young, The No. 1 Ranked Running Back Recruit In 2023 Class, To Visit FAMU | A Sign Of The Times? | Devon POV Mason
Coach Deion Sanders straight up punked the big boys on the recruiting circuit. Now we have Richard Young, the top running back in the 2023 class and the No. 16 overall recruit, planning an official visit to FAMU. https://t.co/fFReQaT2UZ
— The Shadow League (@ShadowLeague) December 29, 2021
Class of 2023 | No. 1 RB Richard Young to visit Jackson State
I got my 1st HBCU offer over a year ago from Jackson State University. Me & Coach Prime are from the same hometown, Fort Myers, FL…You better believe I will be visiting Jackson State University! Count on It! #JSUTIGERS @DeionSanders @coachchaney96 #BoltUp pic.twitter.com/bmB9w7HiMa
— Richard Young (@richardyoung239) December 28, 2021
Devon POV Mason | ‘He Never Belonged To Them’| Florida State Fans Are Upset That Deion Sanders Flipped No. 1 Overall Recruit Travis Hunter
Not all HBCUs have an NFL Hall of Famer, two-time Super Bowl champion and the greatest cover cornerback in NFL history at the helm either. https://t.co/B85O7Se91J
— The Shadow League (@ShadowLeague) December 28, 2021
Gov. Whitmer Signs Bill Re-Establishing Michigan's First Historically Black College
LANSING, Mich. - Governor Whitmer signed House Bill 5447 and 5448 to facilitate the reopening of the Lewis College of Business as the Pensole Lewis College of Business and Design in Detroit as Michigan's first and only Historically Black College or University (HBCU).
"I am proud to play a part in helping reopen the Pensole Lewis College of Business and Design in Detroit," said Governor Whitmer. "I am committed to expanding educational opportunities for Michiganders across our state to put Michigan first."
"Thank you to Governor Whitmer and all of our partners for helping the grandchildren of Violet T. Lewis, Pensole and College for Creative Studies establish an HBCU in the state of Michigan," said Dr. D'Wayne Edwards, founder of the Pensole Design Academy in Oregon and future president of the Pensole Lewis College of Business and Design. "Our goal is to celebrate Violet T. Lewis' life's work she established in the city of Detroit in 1939. Today moves us forward to another major step in continuing her legacy with the support of our founding partners College for Creative Studies, Target, and The Gilbert Family Foundation."
"Michigan's first historically Black college shut its doors eight years ago. Next year, those doors will reopen," said Rep. Joe Tate, D - Detroit. "I was proud to work with colleagues on both sides of the aisle and the governor to have an HBCU back in the city of Detroit. I look forward to seeing the Pensole Lewis College of Business and Design create valuable opportunities for its students and businesses across Michigan and Detroit."
"Thanks to Gov. Whitmer and bi-partisan legislative support, Detroit now has the first HBCU anywhere to reopen," said Mayor Mike Duggan. " As a predominantly Black city, this helps send a clear message that we are building one city, for everyone with opportunity for everyone."
"Michigan's creative talent has long been an important part of its economic success. This is underscored by the fact that the state boasts the highest concentration of commercial and industrial designers in the country and that Detroit is the only US city recognized as a UNESCO City of Design," said Don Tuski, president of College for Creative Studies. " I want to thank Governor Whitmer for taking action to support this pipeline of underserved talent alongside the countless partners who have stood up to make this a reality. We can create generations of equitable access to the skills that will lead to good-paying jobs and create products and services that can define the future."
"Partnering with D'Wayne Edwards to create a tuition-free academy by reactivating a Historically Black College or University is a tremendous opportunity for Detroit and the Black community on so many levels," said Sen. Marshall Bullock (D-Detroit), chair of the Michigan Legislative Black Caucus. "I'm eager to see the ingenuity that will once again come from students at the PENSOLE Lewis College of Business and Design, as well as the future they envision for their communities."
"Today Governor Whitmer made history when she signed this legislation into law to rebuild the Lewis College of Business," said Katrenia L. Camp, President of the Detroit Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. "This will give countless students a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to follow in their parents' and grandparents' footsteps by attending an HBCU right here in the city of Detroit. This is our opportunity to build pathways of opportunity for people to learn and live at their fullest potential."
The Lewis College of Business operated in Detroit from 1939 until 2013. The college originally received its HBCU designation in 1987, and the reopening school is requesting HBCU recognition from the state. Pensole Lewis College of Business and Design is expected to open in 2022, on the campus of the College for Creative Studies in Detroit.
House Bill 5447 was sponsored by Rep. Joe Tate, D - Detroit, House Bill 5448 was sponsored by Rep. Pamela Hornberger, R - Chesterfield, and copies can be found here and here.
UMES WBB Contest at WVU Canceled, Home Game with Lancaster Bible Postponed
UMES WBB Contest at WVU Canceled, Home Game with Lancaster Bible Postponed https://t.co/kCaKgMOuJ7
— Dbandman (@Dbandman2) December 29, 2021
Hawks' New Year’s Eve Game with Longwood Postponed
Hawks' New Year’s Eve Game with Longwood Postponed https://t.co/Kp6C3aclxC
— Dbandman (@Dbandman2) December 29, 2021
SWAC Men's Basketball Scores and Recaps: Dec. 28
SWAC Men's Basketball Scores and Recaps: Dec. 28 #SWACMBBhttps://t.co/g3heRoS2i8
— Southwestern Athletic Conference (@theswac) December 29, 2021
SWAC Women's Basketball Scores and Recaps: Dec. 28
SWAC Women's Basketball Scores and Recaps: Dec. 28 #SWACWBBhttps://t.co/4c1UKJ4f8C
— Southwestern Athletic Conference (@theswac) December 29, 2021