2019 Football
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3.9K1Jackson State, Prairie View to get bulk of SWAC football ESPN coverage in 2019
The reigning SWAC powers will have to share the ESPN spotlight with challengers in 2019.
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3.4KTop MEAC QBs 2019: FAMU’s Ryan Stanley
Ryan Stanley's up-and-down 2018 leaves room to grow in the FAMU quarterback's senior year.
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3.1KTop MEAC RBs 2019: Morgan State’s Joshua Chase
Joshua Chase was a major player for Morgan State last season. Don't expect that to change in 2019.
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4.5K2Top SWAC QBs 2019: Alcorn State’s Noah Johnson
Overlooked and undersized, Noah Johnson plays with a chip on his shoulder. Alcorn State's QB is looking to go out with a...
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6.2KTop SWAC QBs 2019: Southern’s LaDarius Skelton
Last season LaDarius Skelton showed why he's revered in Arkansas. This season he's looking to get Southern to Atlanta.
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4.8K1Top SWAC QBs 2019: AAMU’s Aqeel Glass
Aqeel Glass is getting better. Does he have what it takes to make AAMU a SWAC East contender?
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2.6KSWAC looking to raise football profile moving forward
Championship game is back to stay and now there's a push for FCS Playoffs as well.
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5.1K1Top SWAC QBs 2019: Jackson State’s Jalon Jones
Jalon Jones hasn't taken a snap in college football. But the Jackson State QB has the potential to be one of the...
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4.4K1Top MEAC QBs 2019: Whoever plays for NCAT
NCAT has to replace a quarterback who went 35-2 as a starter. Which Aggie QB will step up?
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6.4K3Top SWAC QBs 2019: Grambling’s Geremy Hickbottom
Playing quarterback at Grambling is a tall task, but last season Geremy Hickbottom showed himself more than capable of handling it.
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4.5K5Top MEAC QBs 2019: Pootie Carter and Chauncey Caldwell
Pootie Carter and Chauncey Caldwell have had big moments in their first two seasons. Both will look to move up the MEAC...
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2.7KClark Atlanta and Morehouse head coaches going to Falcons camp
Three's Company in Atlanta.
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5.2K1SJG’s 2019 HBCU Football Travel Wish List
You have one HBCU football game you can be at every week of the 2019 season. Where are you going? Choose wisely!
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5.0K3Florida Memorial to bring back football
HBCU football will return to South Florida as Florida Memorial announces plans to bring back football after 61 years.