The HBCU Sports crew returns to discuss who came out good (or not) during Saturday's HBCU Legacy Bowl game. We also examine Delaware State season ticket prices and preview the CIAA basketball tournament.

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The HBCU Sports panel reacts to the news that former NFL All-Pro Clinton Portis is the running back coach at Delaware State and what it means for the program. Oh, and the Hornets also released their 2025 schedule. MEAC commissioner Sonja Stills had some interesting comments about NIL, and we look at which HBCU football players made the most -- or not -- of the HBCU Combine. As always, we will have a fun off-topic segment.

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The HBCU Sports team is back to discuss the HBCU Combine and who could jump on NFL radars, what to make of the last NCAA Tournament bracket predictions as they relate to HBCU women's basketball, why Alabama A&M is a surprise tournament contender and new Delaware State coach DeSean Jackson names his assistants.

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The guys return to talk hoops. There is a lot of HBCU basketball, including Florida A&M, which is reportedly on the verge of extending its men's basketball coach. We run a portion of an interview conducted with HBCU basketball expert Liv For Hoops, grade the latest football coach hires, and speculate about a new FCS program that should be targeted by the MEAC.

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The HBCU Sports crew reacts to breaking news from our own Kenn Rashad that Grambling State and Jackson State will play in Las Vegas this fall and what it means for both schools and the SWAC. The guys also discuss Terrell Buckley's introductory press conference as Miss. Valley State coach, the turnaround of FAMU men's basketball, and our FUN & CONTROVERSIAL off-topic segment to close the show.

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The HBCU Sports team reacts to Miss Valley State's hiring of Terrell Buckley as its new head coach, explains why Michael Vick dreams of going to Power 5, and discusses how D2 HBCU basketball teams have held their own against their D1 counterparts. Then, we shift to the off-topic subject.

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The HBCU Sports team is back for another edition to react to the news that the Chicago Bears interviewed Eddie George for its vacant head coach job and what that means for him and HBCU coaches. The crew also discusses the South Heritage Classic being in limbo, Shady McCoy expressing a desire to be a head coach, and Florida Memorial moving on from Bobby Rome after winning seasons.

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The HBCU Sports crew returns to discuss Michael Vick's contract and all the perks and incentives that come with it. The group then compares the deal to others in the FCS and whether NSU paid too much before talking about HBCU women's and men's basketball and the weekly off-topic.

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The HBCU Sports crew checks in for the first time in 2025 to react to DeSean Jackson's introductory press conference at Delaware State and what Alabama A&M coach Sam Shade and Prairie View A&M Tremaine Jackson had to say after officially taking over.

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We talk more about Michael Vick, the Black College Football HOF Class of 2025, and Christmas.

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