HBCU Football

The game desegregating college football in the South happened 50 years ago

On Nov. 29, 1969, the all-black team of Florida A&M took on the virtually all-white team of the University of Tampa before a crowd of 45,000.

Teams inch closer to Celebration Bowl berth

One month away, the MEAC champion could be decided this weekend

What does it mean that the best HBCU quarterback is white?

Florida A&M and Ryan Stanley say they don’t see color in the historically black program

10-0 Bowie State, behind QB Ja’rome Johnson, going after second straight CIAA title and NCAA bid

Johnson, just named CIAA offensive player of the year, leads potent offense

Rico Kennedy: A man of many hats

Morgan State linebacker juggles roles as student-athlete, husband, father

The SWAC has five of The Undefeated’s top players this season

Prairie View A&M has a top offensive and defensive player

Joe Thomas building career with Dallas Cowboys, legacy at S.C. State

The Bulldogs have a legacy of great defensive players

HBCUs need ‘classic’ rivalry games to raise their profile and money

Magic City, Bayou and Florida classics are big games — make them bigger

Countdown to HBCU kickoff: Howard vs. Harvard

The two schools face off for the first time on the football field