Kenn discusses Alcorn State's recently released 2020 football schedule and the SWAC's overall strategy in scheduling games against nonconference opponents.

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HBCU Sports publisher and editor Kenn Rashad examines why MEAC football contender South Carolina State is getting snubbed in the national FCS Top 25 poll and addresses the possibility of the MEAC having three teams participate in the postseason.

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In this “Tell Them To Bring Me My Money” episode of the HBCU Sports Podcast, Kenn Rashad and Jeff Duplessis discuss and analyze North Carolina A&T’s historic win over East Carolina and Howard University’s almost upset of Ohio University. The two take a moment to discuss the coaching future of head coach Mike London at Howard and talk about Prairie View A&M’s win over North Carolina Central in the annual MEAC/SWAC Challenge. Additionally, the two preview one particular game that could be the HBCU/FCS game of the week.

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It may have taken a couple of years, but Kenn Rashad and Jeff Duplessis are back together again talking HBCU Sports. In this edition of the HBCU Sports Podcast, Kenn and Jeff recap Week Zero games featuring Prairie View A&M’s contest against Rice and North Carolina A&T’s game against Jacksonville State. The two also discuss Kendrick Marshal’s column that suggests North Carolina A&T might be the best FCS team in the country, and the problem some fans North Dakota State fans have with it.

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After taking a year off, the HBCU Sports Podcast is back. Kenn Rashad is the host of this special edition where he recaps the most recent HBCU Sports news and previews the short schedule that kicks off the 2018 HBCU football season. The topics discussed include the SWAC's new commissioner, Chalres McClelland, the possibility of a postseason bowl game between an HBCU team and an Ivy League team, and the new uniforms that many teams are introducing.

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Episode 10 of the HBCU Sports Podcast focuses on the Grambling Tigers and their 10-9 Celebration Bowl victory over North Carolina Central. Co-host Kenn Rashad and Jeff Duplessis discuss the game’s highlights, social media comments, attendance and the published TV ratings, which are up from the previous year. Kenn and Jeff also take a moment to address the business of the Celebration Bowl and how ticket sales and cash is distributed to the schools involved. Finally, the two briefly discuss the recent announcement of the Talladega College marching band participating in President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration parade.

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With the Celebration Bowl just days away, Kenn and Jeff take a closer look at the North Carolina Central football team. Las Vegas odds makers have the Eagles entering Saturday’s game a 15-point underdog to Grambling State. The two analyze comments made by NCCU head coach Jerry Mack and QB Malcolm Bell regarding the spread and also discuss how playing in the Georgia Dome might impact a NCCU team that has not played in a domed stadium before. The co-hosts also discuss how GSU head coach Broderick Fobbs is preparing for this game and also debate the question on where this upcoming game ranks all-time for both programs. Finally, the two make their predictions.

Note: The game starts at 12 noon (ET), not 11:00 a.m. as stated in the podcast.

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In episode No. 8, co-hosts Kenn Rashad and Jeff Duplessis recap the SWAC Championship Game, key players and factors that may have impacted the game’s low attendance. The two take a moment to talk about SWAC commissioner Duer Sharp who revealed in a recent interview how the conference’s athletic directors are likely to approach the league’s new 7-game scheduling format that will be implemented next season. Additionally, they discuss the absence of Sharp who was not present for the Celebration Bowl team introduction press conference in Atlanta and the message it might send to stakeholders.

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Podcast co-hosts Kenn Rashad and Jeff Duplessis discuss the Bayou Classic football game between Grambling and Southern. A game that didn’t quite live up to the expectations of many in a 52-30 win for the Grambling Tigers. The two also discuss the upcoming SWAC Championship Game in Houston between SWAC West champion Grambling and SWAC East champion Alcorn State, while addressing the steps the Braves must take to win a third straight title. Other topics discussed include North Carolina A&T’s first-round loss to Richmond, the announcement of Grambling’s newly named AD in Paul Bryant and the announcement of GSU offensive coordinator winning the AFCA Assistant Coach of the Year award.

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In this special Thanksgiving edition of the podcast, Kenn and Jeff recap North Carolina Central’s decisive win over North Carolina A&T to win the MEAC football championship. They preview the Bayou Classic showdown between Grambling State and Southern University and take a moment to discuss the reaction of some Alcorn State fans to an article published by Kenn detailing possible SWAC paths to the Celebration Bowl. Also, the two talk about Prairie View being left out of the FCS playoffs for the second straight year.

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