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Welcome to another engaging episode of HBCU Legends, where we celebrate the rich heritage and dynamic future of HBCU sports! Your hosts Kyle T. Mosley and Coach Daryl Steward are back to tackle an array of pressing topics and exciting updates in the HBCU sports world.

On today’s agenda, we’ll start by discussing the recent spotlight on the Texas Southern versus Prairie View game, which faced marketing challenges that were promptly addressed after critical dialogue on the Ralph Cooper show.

We'll dissect the demanding roles of Sports Information Directors (SIDs) at HBCUs and the importance of providing them with adequate support and resources, featuring differing opinions from Kyle and Coach Daryl on this vital issue.

We’ll also shine a light on standout HBCU athletes like Virginia State running back Rayquan Smith, who’s making headlines with impressive NIL deals and known as the NIL King. Catch up on the latest NFL signings, including Southern Jaguars Cam Peterson's recent contract with the New Orleans Saints.

Plus, we’ll talk about the bigger financial picture, discussing the necessary push for HBCUs to secure more NIL deals and overcome regional and political hurdles.

Anticipating thrilling matchups, we’ll provide a comprehensive preview of the upcoming Delaware State vs. Hawaii game and get into the nitty-gritty of Norfolk State’s high-stakes season with Coach Dawson Odums at the helm. We'll analyze the NSU Spartans and FAMU Rattlers teams' strengths, weaknesses, and the pressure on key players, alongside insights on the 2024 Cricket MEAC/SWAC challenge.

To wrap things up, we’ve lined up exclusive content, including interviews with influential coaches and a sneak peek into their pregame strategies. Whether you're a long-time fan of HBCU sports or just tuning in, this episode has something to offer. So sit back, relax, and let's jump into the vibrant world of HBCU sports!

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TIMESTAMPS

00:00 Recognizing success of HBCU student athletes.

06:39 NIL changes depend on geographical corporate influence.

11:04 New generation prioritizes market value in careers.

19:38 Delaware State needs more funding, better negotiations.

25:11 Large crowd at coach's first game. LSU's generosity.

30:04 HBCU communications departments need more student support

32:53 Maximizing resources is key in communication departments.

42:53 Norfolk's defense and experienced linebackers hold advantage.

48:43 Importance of game management in football strategy.

54:26 Coach Odems aims to improve Spartans' record.

58:54 Coach credentials, team performance, rankings, facilities, influence.

01:03:42 Coach expects upset in football game tonight.

01:05:58 Players have upcoming chance to earn spot.

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🎙️ Welcome to another gripping episode of HBCU Legends! Today, our hosts Kyle T. Mosley and Coach Daryl Steward sit down for an insightful conversation into a whirlwind of developments across the HBCU sports landscape.

The episode kicks off with a stunning twist from Florida A&M, where senior leadership, including the vice president and athletic director, unexpectedly resigned just before the football season. Kyle and Daryl dissect the potential reasons behind this and the implications for FAMU’s future.

Next, we'll touch on unrecognized talents and potential underdog teams, including Texas Southern's promising roster, and the effects of coaching changes on student-athletes, with poignant insights from Coach Fred McNair’s departure from Alcorn.

We shift gears to highlight the powerful role of athletic directors, the impact of such abrupt changes, and speculate on the future for the outgoing leadership. The duo doesn't shy away from addressing broader issues, including a controversial song at Jackson State and the significance of unity in HBCU leadership.

We'll break down the latest in HBCU sports polls, with Florida A&M leading the women's basketball SWAC standings and Alabama State’s surprising exclusion from the top 10 despite garnering first-place votes.

Also on the agenda are insightful discussions on coaching changes and facility upgrades at schools like Clark Atlanta, Morehouse, and Livingstone College, and how these elements drive recruitment and player satisfaction. We'll explore top contenders for the 2024 Black College Football Player of the Year Award, featuring standouts like Kenny Gallop,Jr., Myles Crowley, and Irv Mulligan.

The conversation heats up as they tackle Coach Prime's transition to a new conference, the pressure from facing a powerhouse like North Dakota State, and the media's relentless scrutiny. Shannon Sharpe's surprising take on Prime's behavior, and the controversy surrounding his daughter’s transfer decision also make for intriguing debates.

Join us for a jam-packed episode brimming with critical analysis, heartfelt reflections, and forward-looking insights into the vibrant world of HBCU athletics. Stay tuned, you won't want to miss this! 🏈🏀

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Welcome to another compelling episode of the HBCU Legends Podcast! Hosted by Kyle T. Mosley and Coach Daryl Steward. This episode dives deep into the pivotal moments and influential figures shaping the landscape of HBCU football with scrimmages starting this weekend.

We step back to the historic September 29, 1979, game at Soldier Field, recognizing Doug Williams and Vince Evans for their groundbreaking contributions to the NFL. We explore the current wave of impactful NFL quarterbacks, including Jalen Hurts, Patrick Mahomes, Dak Prescott, Russell Wilson, and CJ Stroud, and their ties to HBCUs.

We'll also discuss the signing of HBCU players like Mark Evans II with the Saints and Joshua Pryor at Cincinnati Bengals camp and celebrate Sha'Carri Richardson's Olympic achievements.

Get ready for an in-depth look at the upcoming HBCU football scrimmages, the fierce quarterback battles, and the evaluation process that will shape the season ahead. We'll touch on the idea of a "Super Conference" proposed by Coach Trei Oliver and its potential to elevate HBCU football. From standout athletes in the MEAC to notable running backs and defensive stars, we've got it all covered.

Stay tuned as we highlight the shifting dynamics in college football, the impact of transfer quarterbacks, and the rising stars to keep an eye on.

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KEY TIMESTAMP

00:00 Coaches look for if factor and readiness.

03:31 Scrimmages important for HBCU football team evaluations.

07:48 Biden's 5-star history, Southern's quarterback decision.

10:33 Quarterback needs to show skill for start.

16:14 Quarterback needs weapons to win the game.

17:55 Tyler's transfer to quarterback role questioned quietly.

22:53 Key returning running backs in SWAC football.

24:16 Kendrick Wines and Kelvin Dean show promise.

26:54 Griffin Kidd is a big play receiver.

31:35 Key defensive players to watch in college football.

33:51 National press for Alabama State and Jackson State.

38:54 Hunter expected to have great season ahead.

42:42 SEC considering formation of super conference. Time for change and evolution in college sports.

44:36 Recruiting talented brands with power and money.

48:26 Questions about emerging teams in SWAC, marketing.

51:45 Historic encounter of black starting quarterbacks, 45 years.

53:19 Historic NFL game led to societal change.

58:34 Exciting basketball finals with US vs France.

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Welcome to another exhilarating episode of HBCU Legends with your hosts, Kyle T. Mosley and Coach Daryl Steward! Today, the guys highlight the standout players set to illuminate the preseason All-American teams. They have a powerful discussion as the duo dives deep into the recent vote to reduce the initial 3-year contract offer to Head Basketball Coach Patrick Creary by the FAMU Board of Trustees.

With a stellar 61-27 record, Coach Creary is young, aggressive, and primed to make a remarkable impact. The controversial reduction of his contract may signal a "VOTE OF NO CONFIDENCE" inside the athletic department. Coach Steward raises an intriguing suggestion for Coach Creary to bring in Shaquille O'Neal as an advisor, seeking his support, especially with Shaq's son on the team.

We'll explore the broader HBCU football landscape, including Trey Oliver's program at NCCU, Alabama State, and the upcoming Orange Blossom Classic. Plus, we’ll chat about the expansion of HBCU GO and the groundbreaking potential for female broadcasting teams. Also a look at the Howard-Morehouse clash at the much anticipated 2024 HBCU New York Classic.

The episode wouldn't be complete without honoring legendary coaches Robert Moreland of Texas Southern and Raymond McDougall of Fayetteville State.

Stay tuned as we delve into the profound impact of NIL deals, the evolving sports contract landscape, and the inspiring moves by Snoop Dogg and Flavor Flav on the global stage. Wrapping up, we'll shine a spotlight on rising stars and watch list honorees, setting the stage for another electrifying HBCU football season. Join us and get ready for an inspiring ride through the world of HBCU sports on HBCU Legends!

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KEY TIMESTAMPS

00:00 Discussion on football, preseason awards, and podcast.

04:30 Doctor Granger and Commissioner Charles honor coach.

08:33 Jada Byers named HBCU Rusher of Year.

13:17 Coach revamped roster with two highly effective players.

15:06 Defensive backfield highlighted for potential NFL draft.

16:50 Notable players mentioned for college football honors.

22:23 Entertaining interview with Flavor Flav and athletes.

23:25 Prominent event overlooked by corporate leaders, Kyle.

26:50 Black College Football Hall of Fame watch list

30:25 Trustee outlines institution's recent missteps.

35:40 Florida laws differ from Texas; uncertain 1-year deal.

37:38 Young coach with potential in competitive league.

42:45 Surprise at success of NCU's coach.

45:59 Stay focused, save money, avoid distractions.

49:35 Adapt to changing sports industry landscape strategically.

52:20 International draw, mostly US, big podcast success.

56:29 More HBCU football games broadcast in new areas.

58:33 Toyota announced as title sponsor for event

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Welcome to another insightful episode of HBCU Legends! I'm your host, Kyle T. Mosley, and today, we're diving into some of the most compelling stories and updates in the HBCU sports world. Joining me is co-host, Daryl Steward, as we break down the Top 10 HBCU teams and highlight the most powerful and influential coaches reshaping the landscape.

We'll also celebrate HBCU athletes making waves in the Olympics, from Simone’s triumphant return to Quincy Wilson’s record-breaking youth. We'll touch on the immense pride and challenges our institutions face, such as Livingstone College's recent financial boost and Southern University's tragic loss.

Plus, get ready for an exclusive analysis of football training camps, standout gymnasts, and upcoming mega events like the HBCU battle of the bands. Stay tuned for an episode filled with inspiration, challenges, and the unstoppable spirit of HBCUs!

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TIMESTAMP

00:00 New head coach reports challenges and injuries.

07:49 Pressure on Southern University football program highlighted.

12:33 Impatient fans hope for success at Morgan.

20:34 Doubts about qualifications but proved himself well.

23:23 Charles Edmond speaks about Alcorn State's potential.

29:12 Davis in good position, competing for starting job.

33:38 Doctor offers pain management, security guard training.

37:35 Simone Manuel, trailblazing Olympic gold medalist swimmer.

44:38 Athletes from various colleges running for different countries.

49:26 Livingstone celebrates academic success and historic significance.

57:40 Devastated by Dakota Jones' passing, gratitude urged.

01:02:58 Several HBC players make it to the NFL.

01:04:29 Shaq signs big deal with Philadelphia Eagles.

01:09:55 NFL seeks big, tough every-down running backs.

01:19:48 Coach Berry's successful record justifies recognition.

01:21:37 Questioning coach's performance and recalling past failures.

01:30:25 Stephen A. Smith's success and potential deal.

01:32:05 Congratulations to coaches and teams for event.

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🚀 New HBCU Legends Podcast Episode Alert! 🚀

Welcome to another insightful episode of the HBCU Legends Podcast! Today, Kyle T. Mosley and Coach Daryl Steward discuss the top sports issues and developments in the world of HBCU sports. It's a lineup you'll want to tune in to today!

⚖️ In this episode, the hosts will delve into some important topics. They will discuss the strategic moves by HBCU conferences to counteract NCAA legislation, Houston Christian University's lawsuit against the NCAA over NIL payback, and the critical shortage of business-oriented athletic directors at HBCUs.

📈 But that's not all. We will also explore the global market approach necessary for HBCUs to remain competitive in college sports and the financial challenges that these institutions face. This includes the impact of a significant $2.77 billion settlement agreement on student-athletes. These challenges are not just obstacles; they serve as a call to action for the entire HBCU community.

🏈 Calling all aspiring athletes! Michael Vick is hosting a football clinic at Norfolk State's campus—open to everyone in the Norfolk, Hampton, and Newport News area. #GridironGreats

Get ready for some exciting highlights! Mosley and Steward are spotlighting Michael Vick's upcoming football clinic at Norfolk State, the 2023 MEAC football standings, and the quarterback competition at Norfolk State.

📊 MEAC 2023 football standings are here! Howard University takes the lead, but who will dominate next season? 

They'll make MEAC predictions on team performances, provide insights into the quarterback uncertainties at various schools, and call for better marketing and fundraising strategies.

The discussion will also cover other important stories, such as Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee's passing and her legacy of supporting HBCUs, the potential merger of St. Augustine's and Shaw University, and the increased financial opportunities resulting from NIL deals and gaming partnerships. Stay tuned for an engaging discussion highlighting the significance of leadership, financial expertise, and community engagement in propelling HBCU sports to new heights.

TIMESTAMP

00:00 Tribute to Sheila Jackson Lee's support.

10:19 Seek true CEO and coach for merger.

12:06 HBCUs facing financial struggles, shifting to MIAC.

18:09 MEAC football media day in Norfolk, VA.

23:10 Central in financial uproar, coach maintains team.

32:06 Players' skills, new quarterbacks, coach's influence.

37:07 Potential for change in football rankings this season.

43:39 Recruiting quarterbacks now tough due to NIL.

44:45 Recruiting shift due to NIL challenges for HBCUs.

50:50 Marketing program, communication, sponsors in Houston.

56:36 HBCU schools not marketed in sports games.

01:02:20 Navigating through change, adapting to multiple systems.

01:08:18 Son explains gaming process, NCAA, EA Sports.

01:17:27 Improving fundraising and athletic department structure.

01:22:27 Report discusses abusive deals in youth sports.

01:26:54 Covered vast topics, prioritizing student athletes' well-being.

01:31:13 Media professionals, gain sponsorships, overcome rejection.

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Welcome back to "HBCU Legends," the podcast where we dive deep into the world of HBCU sports. In today's episode, titled "Blow The Whistle Podcast - 2024 SWAC Media Day Recap," we have a jam-packed agenda featuring audio commentary from SWAC Commissioner Dr. Charles McClelland, head coaches Bubba McDowell (Prairie View A&M) and Cris Dishman (Texas Southern).

First, Mosley and Steward dive into the 2024 SWAC Media Day highlights, covering the predicted rankings, key insights from coaches and players, and the preseason offensive and defensive player of the year awards. We'll explore the complexities of quarterback uncertainties and an inside look at preseason all-SWAC first-team selections and standout players.

The guys will touch on the newly announced SWAC Digital Network, CIAA media days for various conferences, two HBCU baseball players drafted by the MLB, and the controversial exclusion of HBCU teams from the EA Sports College Football 25 video game with a possible workaround to bring HBCU teams into your gaming consoles. 

We'll also celebrate the partnership between Clark Atlanta University and Harvard to create a new leadership program, Dr. Tiffani-Dawn Sykes' honor, and King Griffey Jr.'s incredible impact on HBCU baseball with the Swingman Classic.

We'll pay our respects to the Jones family for the loss of the legendary Jacoby Jones — his journey from an HBCU to NFL stardom and the unforgettable moments that defined his career.

Stay tuned as we blow the whistle on all things HBCU sports and more!

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Welcome back to another riveting episode of HBCU Legends, the ultimate podcast for all things HBCU sports and news. Kyle T. Mosley and Coach Daryl Steward unpack the upcoming football season, schedule forecasts, and significant leadership changes and crucial institutional decisions.

The episode will touch on significant leadership shifts, such as Dr. Larry Robinson stepping down as president of Florida A&M, and the broader challenges in hiring competent leaders for HBCUs amidst high educational costs. How will the change affect FAMU athletics?

We talk about the latest team rankings and coaching changes, with Daryl making a strong case for Benedict's steady position due to Coach Berry's influence. We'll also discuss the challenges at Tuskegee, where staffing issues and a weak schedule put their head coach under the microscope, yet Coach Steward remains optimistic about their prospects.

We'll also discuss the SIAC's predictive order, spotlighting top teams like Miles, Fort Valley, and Albany State, and previewing exciting matchups like Clark Atlanta vs. Fort Valley State and Tuskegee vs. Grambling State.

Another hot topic is the contentious sponsorship deal between North Carolina Central University and Peak Sports, exploring the legal and financial implications, and securing better deals.

We also celebrate the elevation of Allen University and Edward Waters University to NCAA Division 2 status and their impact on enrollment and athletics.

Additionally, we'll cover noteworthy sports events and stories: Shaquille O'Neal's son joining Florida A&M, Olympic hopefuls from HBCUs, the Swingman Classic in Arlington, and legal battles faced by HBCU athletes. And while we discuss upcoming HBCU events, we ensure to honor the tragic losses in the community, including a Minnesota Vikings draftee.

So stick around as we bring you expert insights, strategic discussions, and essential updates from the HBCU world. Let's dive in and celebrate the legends and legacies that make our HBCU community thrive.

KEY TIMESTAMP

00:00 Challenges finding leader at Florida A&M.

05:17 Challenges facing African American university leaders.

08:37 Cooper Walker is legal rep for Ryan Holloway. NCCU, Peak Sports, and Frost Echoes.

13:09 Caution and legal counsel needed for corporate deals.

14:09 Need CEO for high-level AD position.

19:51 Leverage HBCU icons to improve university business.

21:55 HBCU business lacking facilities and funds. Panic mode.

27:48 Edward Waters University rejoining SIAC, predicting football teams.

31:33 HBCU landscape, head coach pressure, weak schedule.

33:03 Surprise at lack of attention from schools.

38:27 Jackson State seeks championship mode after 7-4 season.

40:26 Alcorn faces changes with new head coach.

44:07 Condolences for tragic car accident, new show.

46:27 Join HBCU legends broadcast and podcast.

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Welcome to another episode of "Blow The Whistle" on HBCU Legends Podcast! Today, Kyle T. Mosley sits down with Coach Daryl Steward to delve into the dynamic world of HBCU sports. The guys will be discussing upcoming football games in the SWAC and MEAC conferences and examining the critical impact of coaching changes.

Get ready for some in-depth analysis on the NCCU Athletic department financial woes, anticipated game matchups, including NCCU vs. Morgan State, South Carolina State, and Howard.

We also touch on the significant influence of experienced coaching, the stability of teams, and how administrative leadership changes at institutions like Dillard University and Florida Memorial University are shaking up the landscape of HBCU athletics. Plus, we'll highlight the top players in women's basketball and how the resurgence of the WNBA is transforming viewership and interest in women's sports.

We spotlight the rebranding of the Gulf Coast Athletic Conference to the HBCU Athletic Conference.

From the strategic moves by conference leaders to the challenges faced by athletic directors in negotiations, we'll cover it all. We'll also commemorate the legacy of greats like Steve McNair and celebrate Doug Williams' new role with the Washington Commanders.

Tune in for an engaging discussion on the evolving world of HBCU sports, the financial struggles faced by athletic departments, and the promising future ahead.

KYLE T. MOSLEY (HOST) with DARYL STEWARD (CO-HOST)

TIMESTAMPS

00:00 Small schools seeking sponsorships face challenges.

08:04 City council person seeks money for mega deal.

11:23 Monitor injuries, report weekly to superiors. Employment traps.

19:48 Top HBCU coach faces distractions and costs.

25:24 Coach Oliver ready for HBCU football challenge.

30:07 Exciting game between two skilled coaches.

36:33 Dillard and Florida Memorial University presidents resign.

41:17 Multiple university campuses now have separate presidents.

46:17 HBCU league expands with 3 new schools.

51:35 Rise from FAMU to the big league.

59:03 Mentors key to success in sports leadership.

01:01:50 Signoff

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Welcome to HBCU Legends, the podcast where we celebrate the extraordinary achievements and stories from Historically Black Colleges and Universities. I'm your host, Kyle T. Mosley, and in today's episode, we're joined by the legendary Fred Newhouse, a former Olympian and a true icon in the world of track and field.

Today, we're diving into a riveting conversation where Fred shares his insights on rising star Quincy Wilson, a 16-year-old sensation who has turned heads at the US Olympic trials. Fred draws fascinating comparisons to another Texas legend, Johnny Lamb Jones, and discusses the incredible talent and potential he sees in Quincy.

But that's not all; we also tackle the gripping tale of Mu, the favorite in the women's 800 meters, and her unfortunate disqualification at the trials. Fred provides a detailed breakdown of the incident, the ensuing appeals process, and his perspective on the implications for Team USA.

So, stick around as we unpack these compelling narratives and celebrate the rich legacy and bright future of HBCU athletes on this episode of HBCU Legends.

MORE ON FRED NEWHOUSE

Fred Newhouse is an influential figure in the world of athletics, particularly renowned for his insights into mid-distance racing, including events like the 400 meters. With a keen understanding of the dynamics and challenges of these races, Newhouse has often highlighted the intricacies involved when athletes, sprinting at high speeds, jostle for position in the absence of lane disciplines. His expertise has provided valuable perspective on race incidents, such as those involving entanglements among runners which are more prevalent in shorter mid-distance events compared to longer races. Through his observations and analyses, Fred Newhouse has significantly contributed to the understanding of the complexities and strategies in competitive running.

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