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52-Point Loss Forces HBCU President to Rethink Money Games

Edward Waters received $65,000 to play Jackson State but cleared only about $30,000 after expenses. Following a 52-point loss, President A. Zachary Faison Jr. apologized to his players and announced a new approach to Division I money games. The post 52-Point Loss Forces HBCU President to Rethink Money Games appeared first on HBCU Gameday .

JCSU Football “Figures It Out” in Dominant Hall of Fame Classic Win

One week after a difficult opening loss, JCSU football looked much closer to itself in Canton. The Golden Bulls defeated Albany State 27-7 behind Fabian Duncan, Damien Mazil and a defense beginning to come together in real time. The post JCSU Football “Figures It Out” in Dominant Hall of Fame Classic Win appeared first on HBCU Gameday .

HBCU rivalry becomes showcase for FCS up-and-comer

Prairie View A&M rebounded from a loss to No. 5 Tarleton State by routing Texas Southern 52-14, strengthening its case as an HBCU program to watch across the FCS. The post HBCU rivalry becomes showcase for FCS up-and-comer appeared first on HBCU Gameday .

Atlanta HBCU rivalry matchup draws big early-season crowd

An early-season HBCU football crowd filled the stands at B.T. Harvey Stadium on Saturday as Clark Atlanta defeated Morehouse 31-21 in the ATL Labor Day Classic. The victory gave first-year Clark Atlanta head coach Terry Sims his first win with the Panthers. It also moved Clark Atlanta to 1-1 overall and 1-0 in SIAC play. […] The post Atlanta HBCU rivalry matchup draws big early-season crowd appeared first on HBCU Gameday .

HBCU Football: Howard Didn’t Blink — And Ted White’s First Win Meant More Because of It

Ted White’s first win at Howard carried plenty of emotion, but the bigger takeaway came in how the Bison responded under pressure. After Alabama A&M took a fourth-quarter lead, Howard answered with the drive and defensive stop it needed to finish. The post HBCU Football: Howard Didn’t Blink — And Ted White’s First Win Meant More Because of It appeared first on HBCU Gameday .

Florida HBCU Announces Historic Enrollment 

Florida Memorial University 2026 enrollment reaches 2,556 students—the highest in the 147-year history of the HBCU MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — Florida Memorial University (FMU) announced today that its Fall 2026 enrollment has reached 2,556 students—the largest enrollment in the institution’s 147-year history and a 100 percent increase over Fall 2025. The milestone represents a defining moment […] The post Florida HBCU Announces Historic Enrollment  appeared first on HBCU Gameday .

HBCU band landscape changed with 16 new directors

More than a dozen HBCU marching bands have switched directors since last season. The post HBCU band landscape changed with 16 new directors appeared first on HBCU Gameday .

JCSU Football Learns the Weight of Becoming the Hunted

Johnson C. Smith has turned painful losses into defining breakthroughs throughout the Brick x Brick era. Its season-opening loss to Benedict presents a new challenge: learning how to carry the weight of a championship. The post JCSU Football Learns the Weight of Becoming the Hunted appeared first on HBCU Gameday .

DeSean Jackson Built Confidence at Delaware State. William & Mary Will Test It

DeSean Jackson’s fourth-down gamble against Stony Brook offered a clear look at how he wants Delaware State to play. The Hornets survived, but William & Mary gives the HBCU program another test of whether that confidence can become a consistent identity. The post DeSean Jackson Built Confidence at Delaware State. William & Mary Will Test It appeared first on HBCU Gameday .