Day: September 12, 2025

Air Jordan 9 Boot to return for Holiday 2025

Brandon King

The concept of the boot version of the Air Jordan 9 first debuted in 2017 and Jordan Brand will run them back out for another retail run in the holiday 2025.  The “Black/Gum” and “Wheat”, the two most standout colorways of the AJ9 Boot, have been tapped for returns. Both colorways feature combination leather and suede uppers with metallic eyelets. Sewn on patches perched atop each tongue read “AIR JORDAN”, while the global Jumpman logo takes it place at the rear heel, however the embroidered “23” is absent.  Respective black…

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“Sail/Metallic Silver” Mike Zoom Vomero coming fall 2025

Brandon King

The Zoom Vomero 5 has seen a surge in popularity over recent years and what should be to the surprise of no one, Nike has sought to capitalise on that by releasing numerous colorways of the silhouette.  The mesh foundational layer sits underneath synthetic overlays with reflective detailing. Silver swooshes adorn the lateral and medial sides with additional such branding on the rear heel. Perched atop the tongue are Nike and Vomero labelling, rounding out the upper.  Underneath resides a white midsole that houses Zoom Air cushioning as well as…

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The Legacy Series: Alabama A&M Bulldogs + Tennessee State Tigers : Beyond the Game, Strategic Alignment and A Bold Vision

Brandon King

Saturday Tennessee State and Alabama A&M will renew gridiron pleasantries in the first installment of the Legacy Series, a four-year alternating home and home series that reinvigorates the long-dormant matchup. Before this agreement, the two schools had not met since September 4, 2010, a contest won by Tennessee State, 27-14.  “We’re excited to launch the ‘Legacy Series’, a celebration of the rich history and excellence of Tennessee State University and Alabama A&M. This series honors the cultural and athletic legacies that continue to inspire our HBCU community,” said Tennessee State…

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Clark Atlanta scores late to get past Fort Valley State, 26-21

Brandon King

A 10-point quarter pushed the Panthers of Clark Atlanta past Fort Valley State, 26-21 in front of a national audience on ESPN2.  After a scoreless first quarter, Fort Valley State struck first when Wildcats quarterback Don Hudson connected with J.T. Pendleton on an 11-yard scoring toss, caping a 14-play, 75-yard drive that made the score 7-0. The Clark Atlanta defense got the Panthers on the board when Hudson was sacked for a safety, making the score 7-2.  The subsequent free kick set the CAU offense up at Fort Valley’s 48 yard…

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