HBCU LEGENDS

Welcome back to the HBCU Legends podcast with your host, Kyle T. Mosley! In this episode, we're bringing you all the top stories from the world of HBCU sports, including an in-depth look at the recent WNBA draft, standout performances by HBCU athletes, and a preview of what's to come in the NFL draft. We celebrate the historic achievements of gymnasts like Fisk University's Morgan Price and highlight the rising stars making waves on and off the court, like Norfolk State’s Diamond Johnson and Zay Green from Arkansas-Pine Bluff.

We’re also sitting down with Anscape’s rising journalist, Mia Berry, for a candid conversation about her journey from Detroit to the frontlines of HBCU sports media. She gives us unique insight into the state of women’s basketball, the challenges faced by HBCU athletes, and the importance of representation—and hustle—in sports journalism.

Plus, get the inside scoop on the Honda Campus All-Star Challenge’s 36th anniversary, hear from Coach Cris Dishman about the Texas Southern Tigers’ spring football progress, and learn how brands like Honda are investing in the next generation of HBCU talent.

Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to the HBCU community, this episode is packed with inspiration, behind-the-scenes stories, and expert commentary you won’t want to miss. Let’s dive in!

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00:00 "HBCU Gymnasts Dominate Nationals"

06:01 Zay Green Drafted to WNBA

15:15 Ideal Team Match for Chidor

18:53 HBCUs Challenge 'Cut Below' Narrative

26:24 NBA Playoffs Betting Tips

28:38 "Mia Berry's Insightful Journey"

35:36 Highlighting Women and HBCU Sports

42:26 Underdog Fantasy $1,000 Bonus Offer

44:45 HBCU Players Poised for WNBA Draft

53:27 Underdog Sports Picks Game

58:50 "Coach Prime: A Supportive Father"

59:50 Challenging Black Stereotypes in Sports

01:08:06 HBCU Basketball Coaching Changes

01:15:40 Discovering Passion Amidst Chaos

01:17:57 First Internship Confidence Boost

01:26:15 "Reach Out for Advice"

01:31:37 Claim $1,000 Bonus Today

01:38:01 Honda's Commitment to HBCU Excellence

01:39:27 HBCU Campus Engagement with HCAAS

01:46:59 Legendary Halftime Show Legacy

01:49:52 Honda's Commitment to HBCUs

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In today's episode, we have the privilege of sitting down with Coach Tremaine Jackson, the dynamic new head coach for the Prairie View A&M Panthers. Coach Jackson brings an infectious energy and a strategic vision aimed at catapulting Prairie View A&M into the elite ranks of college football.

With a background rich in both playing and coaching experiences, Coach Jackson is on a mission to build a program built on discipline, determination, and an unwavering commitment to excellence. Join our host, Kyle T. Mosley, as they dive deep into Coach Jackson's plans for the team, his insights on recruitment and coaching, and what we can expect in the upcoming season. There's a lot to unpack!

Kyle T. Mosley as he sits down with Robert Jones III, a rising star who has made waves with his tenacity both on and off the field. Known for his versatility in transitioning from wide receiver to defensive back, Robert offers a glimpse into his world—from his early days in PG County mastering kung fu, all the way to starring at Howard and making his mark at the HBCU Legacy Bowl.

In this revealing conversation, Robert shares insights into his rigorous draft preparation, balancing academics and athletics, and the values instilled by his family and coaches that drive him to excel. Whether he's discussing his standout plays, community involvement, or plans for the future, Robert embodies the spirit of resilience and ambition.

So get ready to be inspired by this incredible journey of determination, as HBCU Legends brings you the stories that celebrate the rich legacy and future of HBCU athletes.

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HBCU Sports Rundown With Liv For Hoops, Coach Reggie Barlow, and Legendary Rapper Bun B.

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Welcome back to another episode of HBCU Legends. I'm your host, Kyle T. Mosley. Today, we're diving into a thrilling discussion about the recent movements in the world of HBCU sports. This past weekend was phenomenal for HBCU basketball, with unforgettable performances in the postseason that have us on the edge of our seats. We'll be breaking down both women's and men's games, highlighting teams like Norfolk State, Southern University, Texas Southern, and Howard, who all showcased their incredible talent and grit.

But that's not all—coaching moves are creating quite the buzz across the HBCU landscape. We'll be discussing significant changes, including Coach Larry Vickers taking the reins at Auburn and Reggie Barlow returning to the college ranks at Tennessee State. Plus, we're celebrating the success stories at the inaugural Black College Invitational Championships and touching on some behind-the-scenes updates for future seasons.

Stay tuned as we also dive into the world of fantasy sports with Underdog Fantasy and reflect on the legacy of the late boxing legend George Foreman. You're not going to want to miss a moment of this packed episode, so hit subscribe, and let's get started with HBCU Legends!

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Welcome to another captivating episode of the HBCU Legends Podcast. This week, our host, Kyle T. Mosley, delves into dynamic changes and significant events affecting the HBCU sports landscape.

Kyle will explore the impactful decision of Eddie George leaving Tennessee State to join Bowling Green, its implications for the Tigers' recruiting efforts, and the broader trend of HBCU coaches being noticed by FBS programs.

Additionally, he'll cover the latest updates from the SWAC and MEAC tournaments, spotlighting key teams and players to watch.

Get insights on the SIAC tournament outcomes, Norfolk State's impressive performances, and the thrilling matchups ahead.

Why Stephen A. Smith and Shannon Sharpe are getting the Bags?!!!

Plus, discover how institutions like Stillman, Philander Smith, and Langston are making their mark in NAIA championships. Tune in for in-depth discussions, analysis, and predictions that fuel the vibrant world of HBCU athletics

TIMESTAMP

00:00 Underdog: Top Sports Betting App

05:57 "Eddie George Impact on Recruitment"

09:29 Eddie George's Coaching Homecoming

12:16 Eddie George's Strategic Coaching Moves

18:30 Injuries Impact Texas Southern's Roster

21:23 College Basketball Tournament Seeding Results

25:34 SWAC Women's Championship Schedule Overview

28:39 HBCU Basketball Tournament Preview

29:51 HBCU Legends Promo & Announcements

35:40 Norfolk State Takes Top Seed

37:22 College Basketball: Norfolk State Favorites

40:34 College Basketball Tournament Matchups

45:23 Amazon Sponsors Magic City Classic

46:36 HBCU Legacy Bowl Success

50:57 Stop Criticizing Shedeur Sanders

54:56 Colorado's Surprises, Coaching Shifts

57:24 NFL Veterans Launch HBCU Podcast

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Welcome back to HBCU Legends, where we celebrate the achievements and stories from historically black colleges and universities! I’m your host, Kyle T. Mosley. In today's episode, we have an inspiring conversation lined up with Coach Vernette Skeete of Texas Southern University. Coach Skeete has swiftly taken her team, the Lady Tigers, to impressive heights in the SWAC conference, boasting a remarkable 5-0 start.

On this journey, Coach Skeete discusses the intense preparation and strategic nuances that have propelled her team to success. From facing tough opponents like Alabama A&M, coached by the energetic Coach Thornton, to the detailed execution of their unique "Flux" offense, which adapts to the game's demands fluidly—Coach Skeete provides an in-depth look into the inner workings of a championship-caliber team.

Join us as Coach Skeete shares her insights on the importance of execution, consistency, and team dynamics. Plus, hear about the key players who are making a significant impact on the court and the unique challenges that come with being the team to beat. Whether you’re a basketball enthusiast or just love a great coaching story, this episode has something for everyone. So, sit back, relax, and get ready to dive into the world of high-stakes HBCU basketball!

We are thrilled to bring you an exclusive interview with none other than the 2024 HBCU Woman of the Year, Coach Dawn Thornton, from Alabama A&M. As her team gears up for a crucial matchup against the undefeated Texas Southern Tigers, Coach Thornton opens up about her experiences, and the strategies driving her team's remarkable success.

We’ll dive deep into her recruiting philosophy, the influence of star player Alishia Wilson, and the high-energy basketball culture she’s fostering at A&M. Stay tuned for an inspiring conversation that shines a spotlight on the dedication and determination behind Coach Thornton’s winning formula. You won’t want to miss it!

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Welcome to "HBCU Legends," the podcast where we dive deep into the stories, strategies, and trends shaping Historically Black Colleges and Universities. In today's episode, "HBCU LEGENDS - 2024 FINAL," your hosts Kyle T. Mosley and Coach Daryl Steward cover a range of transformative events and important discussions shaping the HBCU sports landscape.

From the headline-grabbing hiring of NFL standout Michael Vick as Norfolk State University's new head coach, designed to break a cycle of losing seasons, to the recruitment and transfer challenges facing programs like Southern University and Jackson State, we examine the impact of these shifts. We'll delve into the controversial topic of celebrity coaches and their potential to disrupt established systems, as well as the urgency for HBCUs to bolster their NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) strategies to remain competitive.

This episode also touches on the significance of fundraising, the inspiring performances by marching bands, and the anticipated changes in HBCU football moving into 2025. Furthermore, we'll pay tribute to notable recent passings, celebrate soaring accomplishments like the Texas Southern University's stellar marching band performance with Beyoncé, and highlight the influence of figures like Doug Williams in fostering HBCU talent.

Stay tuned as we explore how these developments are poised to redefine the HBCU sports scene, and set the stage for future successes.

Let's get into it!

TIME STAMP

00:00 Needs great staff, offensive coordinator, top talent.

10:05 Texas Southern alum at rival school challenges expectations.

15:08 Cash in on players' stats with Underdog app.

18:44 Michael Vick is a beneficial hire for Norfolk.

22:32 Be fair to all roles, not just football.

28:44 Budget control key for new coaches' success.

38:18 Watch out if he starts 2-0 quickly.

43:53 Celebrity coaches attract and influence players more.

46:46 Coach's loyalty questioned; doubts about unfair influence.

51:54 Bridgewater returns to NFL, Lane coach undecided.

59:51 Athletic directors prioritize money and recruiting success.

01:05:43 NIL process challenges for college football programs.

01:07:53 Establish NIL system for effective recruitment.

01:14:51 HBCU legends honors went viral nationwide.

01:22:03 Jimmy Carter and Greg Gumbel passed away.

01:27:01 Two HBCU players absent for all-star games.

01:32:53 HBC Legends celebrated 275K YouTube views annually.

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Welcome back to another episode of HBCU Legends! Today, your hosts Kyle T. Mosley, Ralph Cooper, and Coach Daryl Steward have an engaging discussion on the recent SWAC Championship and the upcoming Celebration Bowl.

In this episode, we'll dive into Jackson State's dominant 41-13 victory over Southern University, critiquing game strategies, and applauding key performances. We'll also tackle the pressing issue of poor attendance at HBCU football events, dissecting the marketing failures that lead to underwhelming crowd numbers, even as we highlight the robust turnout of Jackson State fans.

You'll hear riveting conversations around the economic considerations of game attendance, lack of effective media promotion, and the potential impact on player exposure. We'll address the structural and strategic improvements needed to boost fan engagement and discuss the high expectations and challenges that come with coaching at storied HBCU programs.

Plus, we'll touch on notable coaching changes, upcoming events, and how the legacy of influential figures like Deion Sanders can guide future marketing efforts. Finally, we'll preview the Celebration Bowl and make some predictions on the match-up between Jackson State and South Carolina State, complete with a friendly wager among our hosts.

Stay tuned for an insightful episode that underscores the rich history and future potential of HBCU sports.

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00:00 Jackson's team excelled with strategic halftime adjustments.

06:51 Promote HBCU championship game beyond traditional media.

14:30 Need outside promoters for better event marketing.

19:13 Youngsters prefer large crowds, better marketing opportunities.

24:08 Celebration Bowl honors Neal, McNair, Richardson inductees.

26:47 Free entry for kids to inspire futures.

34:20 SWAC programs deserve better promotion and unity.

38:38 Willie Simmons named head coach; Sean Gibbs fills vacancy.

48:06 Division 2 coaches excel with limited resources.

53:20 Lack of confidence in hiring competent coaches.

59:32 Alumni influence causes misconceptions about coaching changes.

01:05:31 Conway Hayman: Esteemed Delaware State athlete, gentleman.

01:06:56 Agency lacks cultural insight for coach selection.

01:15:26 Bubba gets another year for recruitment.

01:21:17 Listen to KCOH 1380 AM or Facebook live.

01:23:13 Friday radio: Lunch hour interviews planned.

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Welcome back to another riveting episode of HBCU Legends! This is Episode 26, and I'm your host, Kyle T. Mosley, joined by the insightful Coach Darryl Steward. Today, we dive deep into the current landscape of HBCU football, exploring the struggles and triumphs of teams, the impact of coaching changes, and the strategic maneuvers shaping the season.

We also delve into the significance of end-of-year coaching evaluations, the meticulous process of staff changes, and the pressures new coaches face when integrating their vision with existing teams. Not to miss, we'll preview the much-anticipated Bayou Classic, give you updates on the FCS playoffs, and share insights on standout performances.

We'll discuss the turbulence faced by Coach Bubba McDowell at Prairie View A&M. Also, dissect how Coach Dishman had to trust quarterback Jace Wilson which led into victories.

Could potential coordinator candidates like Johnnie Cole and Melvin Spears who could revitalize faltering programs.

Lastly, we’ll spotlight the outstanding seasons of Jackson State and South Carolina State, engaging in a heated debate on who should be crowned HBCU Coach of the Year between T.C. Taylor and Chennis Berry. Grab your headphones, sit back, and join us for this comprehensive exploration of everything HBCU football!

00:00 Black Sports Insiders resume after Bayou Classic.

05:44 Fumble, interception secure historic win for Miles.

11:56 Tennessee State wins, shares OVC title.

18:44 Fairness and football: balancing academics and athletics.

26:51 Hire experienced team members for program stability.

30:32 Injury, missed opportunities hurt Texas Southern's season.

37:39 Replace the old to establish new leadership.

38:43 Team loyalty varies; Coach Cozy's challenges explained.

45:18 Graduation defines true Morehouse men and affiliation.

54:32 Coach Berry's successful recruitment despite overlooked opportunities.

58:37 Generational impact by Berry and Taylor reported.

01:04:33 Only HBCU team with 1000+ return yards.

01:10:16 Electric atmosphere, safety concerns over large crowds.

01:14:14 Bayou Classic anticipation: Southern coaching impacts discussed.

01:19:01 Exciting year, dramatic season ending anticipated.

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Welcome to another exciting episode of "HBCU Legends," where hosts Kyle T. Mosley and Coach Darryl Steward welcome KCOH's Ralph Cooper to breakdown the current landscape of HBCU football. In this episode, we address the perplexing issue of low attendance at Texas Southern games despite the team's impressive performance. We'll explore historical perspectives, discuss the crucial role of marketing, and emphasize the importance of player recognition.

Our conversation expands to celebrate the triumphant seasons of South Carolina State under Coach Chennis Berry and Tennessee State led by Eddie George, while also addressing concerns about retaining top coaching talent within HBCUs. From brawls impacting media contracts to the financial implications of championship games, we leave no stone unturned.

Join us as we navigate through the challenges and successes of HBCU football, with riveting discussions on coach accountability, community engagement, salaries, and much more. Plus, we'll delve into some memorable anecdotes and reflect on the enduring legacy of legendary coaches. Tune in for a comprehensive, passion-filled episode that's sure to keep you informed and entertained.

Don't forget to follow us on our website and social media platforms for more updates. Get ready for another enlightening journey into the heart of HBCU sports!

11:11 Building program requires time and experience.

16:57 Coach Berry builds on Pugh, Jeffries' legacy.

26:14 Ransom wasn't scheduled for the press conference.

30:57 Ingenious strategy led to successful stadium deal.

33:42 Successful coaching changes led Southern to victory.

41:54 Accountability: referees' payment, coaching staff's control.

46:02 Tensions high in Alabama State coaching interactions.

49:26 Some schools stopped post-game handshakes due fights.

58:50 Miles administration praised; Sam Shade's successful career progression.

01:00:10 He and his team excelled in football.

01:09:01 Coach criticized, despite challenging circumstances and setbacks.

01:13:51 Coaches should remain; teams need rebuilding stability.

01:20:01 Schools aim for fair sportsmanship, avoid conflicts.

01:25:57 Listen to KCOH radio, Ralph Cooper Live.

01:27:50 Honoring legendary HBCU coaches and their influence.

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