We roll into our final stop on the HBCU Gameday media tour as we get ready to chop it up with the MEAC. Can a team outside of North Carolina make it to the Celebration Bowl this year? The sun sets on one pro career and rises on another.

The SIAC and SWAC are in the rear view mirror on our Media Tour, the CIAA and MEAC are still on the horizon. We break down the media coverage HBCUs received this summer and what we might expect next. Mike Vick coming to a HBCU near you? Tolly thinks its a great idea.

Willie Slater now wears two crowns in Tuskegee, The Nation's Classic has flat-lined and we have a millennial vs Gen-X musical game show. Plus Tory Woodbury from Johnson C. Smith joins Tolly and Steve on this week's podcast.

Tolly and Steven review another busy summer week behind the scenes in HBCU sports. In this episode they discuss.

- HBCU hoops' NBA Draft drought

- Proposed Pay-For-Play college hoops league

- Possible CIAA Expansion

- Hampton's coaching changes

Bijan Bayne is part of a three man group that is looking to start a HBCU pay for play basketball league and turn the NCAA upside down. He talks with HBCU Gameday.

Tolly and Steven discuss breaking news this week surrounding the SWAC football championship. Doug Williams gets a promotion with Washington and the NBA is coming to Morehouse. Plus an update on HBCU players picked in the MLB draft.

In this episode:

A&T's Belcher Chases NCAA Titles

BCU Makes Baseball Run

CIAA Moves Football Title Game, Drops Baseball

One-on-One with co-creator of SU On The Yard Perry White

Tuskegee leadership is in the process of an overhaul, what impact could that have on athletics. Baseball dreams continue in the SWAC and MEAC, while St. Augustine's and N.C. A&T lay claim to fleet feet.

WSSU baseball excites their fans with a miracle post-season run, voice of the Rams Ken Winfrey joins the podcast. A HBCU Combine in L.A. draws 1,000 high school athletes, we'll talk to one of the speakers.

FAMU finally has a new basketball coach, Cohen impresses in the windy city and the CFL welcomes more HBCU talent.