Paul Bryant has been a bear of a decision maker at Grambling, he joins the show. FAMU narrows their basketball coaching search to three and an old school CIAA rivalry will be renewed.

On this week's podcast Steven and Tolly breakdown the four HBCU players that were drafted in the 2017 NFL Draft. Plus former Miami Dolphin WR and WSSU Ram Oronde Gadsden joins the show.

Albany State finds their new football coach who has ties to the SEC. Who will be the first HBCU player selected in this weekend's NFL draft. Can Juan Dixon make any traction at Coppin State University.

Just for fun we kick around the idea of which two HBCU teams we would want to see play in the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. Former Norfolk State Spartan and current NFL player Lynden Trail joins the show. FAMU has finally hired a basketball coach, just not the head coach.

News broke this week that Savannah State may be returning to Division II status in the fall of 2019. Does this open the door for a MEAC football championship game? Would the SIAC welcome Savannah State back home? Tolly and Steven discuss.

FAMU said a hoops coach would be in place by Wednesday, but it didn't happen. Alabama A&M is hoping to gain some of that Texas Southern magic. Hampton has the top HBCU basketball class for next year, plus it's a showdown weekend for SWAC baseball.

SJG chats with former Southern walk-on, SWAC all-time leading rusher and NFL Draft hopeful Lenard Tillery.

FAMU continues to toss around big name possibilities for their basketball vacancy while Bethune Cookman snatches up a diamond in the rough. We ask: are spring sports unfairly underrated?

FAMU is looking for a new basketball coach and Rod Strickland may be the man for the job. Steven recaps being court side for Virginia Union's loss in the NCAA championship game. Should more HBCU's bid to be NCAA tournament sites, Tim Grant joins the discussion.

Virginia Union is one game away from winning a national championship in women's basketball. Grambling had a good basketball coach, so they fired him. Tolly and Steven disagree on how to improve the HBCU journey in Division I.