The MEAC has responded to the departures of Florida A&M and Bethune-Cookman and we break it all down.

The MEAC held a press conference following Bethune-Cookman's decision to leave the conference. Representing the MEAC is Howard President Dr. Wayne A.I. Frederick and Commissioner Dr. Dennis Thomas.

WE all have something to say. So let’s “Air It Out!” Domonique Whitehurst and Corey Staples talk FAMU Football and Culture along with chopping it up about the women dominating in the NBA. And that’s just the beginning.

Wali Pitt talks with Alvin "Shine" Wyatt, the former head coach of the Bethune-Cookman Wildcats. He talks about everything from his college days, his pro career, and taking BCU to a MEAC Championship.

Former Wyoming player and three-star recruit Trace Young has narrowed his transfer list to just HBCUs. Where will he land? Will this be an emerging trend for HBCUs?

Steven J. Gaither talks to North Carolina A&T basketball coach Will Jones.

Retired NBA star Andre Miller says if an HBCU had recruited him in high school that's where he would have gone. He also says he's ready to get into coaching and he sees an HBCU as his preferred destination.

North Carolina Central University men's head coach LeVelle Moton talks about his program and the abrupt end to their championship season.

Clark Atlanta chooses not to resign George Lynch as its head basketball coach. Lynch talks exclusively to HBCU Gameday and explains how he found out and what's next.

The MEAC was the final college basketball tournament that continued playing on March 12. Our crew takes you inside the hour by hour decisions that left the MEAC as the last man standing.