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.

Steven Gaither explains how he tracked where the top talent on HBCU teams originates. HBCU players begin OTAs in the NFL as the anthem protests dominates the headlines.

We break the news of Cleo Hill Jr. taking over the WSSU basketball program. Hampton has its first MEAC-less football schedule and Ricky Volante breaks down the Supreme Court ruling on gambling. Will it effect HBCUs?

Chaunte'l Powell from the Albany Herald joins us to talk Albany State sports, Hampton's move from the MEAC and her conflicted fandom of Childish Gambino and Donald Glover. We take a deep dive on "This is America"

We discuss the HBCU players drafted in the NFL and some of those who were signed afterward.

The members of Drumline Live talk about what it was like to perform on stage with Beyonce during Coachella.