2020 has been the year for multiple HBCUs to change conference affiliation.  The movement continues with Xavier University of New Orleans moving, from the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference to the Red River Athletic Conference in the 2021.  

Xavier's Athletic Director, Jason Horn, along with Women's Basketball Head Coach Bo Browder and Men's Basketball Head Coach A.J. Williams, join Bryan and A.D. to discuss the move.  Special guest analyst, Dr. Kenyatta Cavil of Dr. Cavil's Inside the HBCU SportsLab join the conversation on this SportsWrap Special Edition.

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In this episode of the SportsWrap, Bryan and AD talk about Florida Memorial’s 62 year return to college football along with Xavier (La.) University’s planned departure from the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference to the Red River Athletic Conference in 2021. Additionally, Kris Ferguson from D2Football.com joins the show to discuss some of what we are missing in Division-II football thanks to the COVID pandemic.

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On this episode of the SportsWrap, Bryan and A.D. celebrate the return of NFL football and recognize the HBCU players that made rosters and mourn the loss of icons and legends over the past two weeks.

The show also recognizes the return of football for Florida Memorial University. It's been 62 years since FMU played football. This season they are the only HBCU playing football in the fall.  They open the season at Keiser University.  FMU Head Football Coach Tim Harris talks about the program and players to watch this season.

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In this episode of the BCSN SportsWrap, Bryan and A.D. have 1-on-1 conversations with a pair of national sports writers that cover college athletics.  

Bryan talks with Craig Haley, Stats Perform FCS Senior Editor at AthlonSports.com and FCS.Football.com about FCS football and some of the more recent news surrounding the Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) and Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC).  

A.D. talks with David Shepard, CBS Sports Radio national sports writer, SiriusXM NBA Producer and host of The Good Shepard podcast, which can be found on YouTube and Apple Podcasts. They talk about a host of topics centered around college athletics and HBCUs.  

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In this episode Bryan and A.D. talk about the recently released SWAC football schedule for Spring 2021. Joining the conversation is Mo Carter, Sports Director for WZDX in Huntsville, AL and Southern University graduate and former Jaguar football player.

This is the most in-depth, early analysis of each week of the 2021 spring schedule. The guys go through the top games and matchups in the 8-week schedule, as well as discuss how the SWAC's schedule helps the MEAC and what playing in the FCS playoffs may look like.

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Bryan has a 1-on-1 conversation with Howard University Men's Basketball Coach Kenneth Blakeney.  Blakeney will be entering his second year as the coach of the Bison in the 2020-21 season.  

The Howard program has been all the buzz during the summer of 2020 after scheduling a rare home game with the University of Notre Dame, and becoming the first HBCU to receive a commitment from a 5-star high school basketball recruit, Makur Maker.  

Blakeney has aspirations to make Howard Basketball a nationally known and highly regarded mid-major program to the likes of schools like Gonzaga, Butler and others that have broken through the glass ceiling of college basketball's power elite.    

Having played for Hall of Fame coaches Morgan Wootten at DeMatha Catholic High School (D.C.) and then Duke University's Mike Krzyzewski, and coached with Hall of Fame coach Lefty Driesell, Notre Dame's Mike Brey and Harvard's Tommy Amaker, Blakeney has been around some of the great teachers, leaders and strategists of the game of basketball.   

Howard fans and alums should be excited for the future of the program as Coach Blakeney puts his fingerprint on the culture of the men's basketball program.  

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For schedules and more information on Howard Athletics and the men's basketball program visit, http://www.HUBison.com/.

Much has been said about no HBCU football this Fall. In this combined episode of the BCSN SportsWrap and Dr. Cavil's Inside the HBCU Sportslab, A.D. and Dr. Cavil speak with current mayors, Hon. David Allen of Prairie View, TX, Hon. Edward Jones of Grambling, TX, and former mayor, Hon. Johnny Ford of Tuskegee, AL. 

The discussion focuses on the impact of HBCU on each individual city and much more.

Bryan and A.D. discuss the announcements from the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) and Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) to suspend and postpone their fall sports with Dr. Keynatta Cavil of "Dr. Cavil's Inside the HBCU SportsLab" and Trevin Jones of Urban Media Today.

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Bryan and A.D., along with Dr. Kenyatta Cavil from Dr. Cavil's Inside the HBCU SportsLab, give instant reaction to the news release on Thursday July 9 that the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SIAC) and Central Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (CIAA) have decided to cancel all fall sports activities for 2020.

On the heels of the CIAA's Friday afternoon conference press, the guys react to confirmation of the cancellation that was first reported by A.D. on July 2nd from his sources within the SIAC.  And while the CIAA member schools are all committed to not playing any sports, there are still schools within the SIAC exploring all options before postponing their football and volleyball season.

A.D. Drew talks with Award winning Sports Information Directors Joshua Jackson of Edward Waters College and Travis Jarome of Alabama State University. 

Bryan also joins in to discuss some of the major news stories of the HBCU landscape, from Morehouse College's decision to suspend fall sports to the state legislature of Mississippi removing the Confederate symbol from the state flag.

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