Three members of the 1998 Black College National Championship team from Florida A&M join us to talk about their magical season. Demetris Bendross, Cainon Lamb, and Jacquay Nunnaly give us the inside scoop on the originin of the "RAC Boys" and what it was like to play for Billy Joe.

We discuss the predicted order of finish in MEAC football. Bethune-Cookman's brand new documentary series on Netflix and our favorite scenes from "The Wire"

FAMU has a scheduled visit with the #1 football prospect in the country. Could this be the beginning of a recruiting shift in college football? Amir Hall should dominate the CIAA this season. Can he be the next HBCU QB drafted into the NFL. Plus former Morehouse star Tyrius Walker joins the show to discuss his time with the New York Knicks.

The SWAC Football Championship is back and on the move. Could the CIAA be on the move? A SIAC coach is on the move. Serious allegations levied against Clark Atlanta athletics.

It's time to break down which of the five former HBCU ballers has on NBA summer league rosters has the best shot at making it. Plus we talk about which AD's are on top of their game right now.

Texas Southern is hiring a new coach, FAMU goes turf. Are black supervillains good for franchises like Black Panther and Luke Cage? Would a man prefer to be slapped or punched by another man? We go off the rails in this summertime podcast adventure.

Start: New Texas Southern Coach and Trae Jefferson situation

12:23 - HBCUs vs. Big Boy Basketball

22:00 - FAMU new hopes and turf and doc

32:15 - Slap vs. Punch

The news of North Carolina A&T selling naming rights to BB&T has a lot of heads turning and some scratching.

We discuss diss tracks in pop culture and which HBCUs have the best historical beef. Plus who's planning on a new stadium and who needs one.

We talk to Howard University coaches and student-athletes about the women's volleyball team historical visit to Africa.

On Tuesday Texas Southern announced that Mike Davis was headed to Detroit Mercy to take over the men's basketball program. On Wednesday Detroit Mercy said not so fast. What's really going on? Jim Hicks from 102.5 KMAZ joins us to break it all down.