Day: April 10, 2026

Norfolk State taken to woodshed by Wagner, 15-2

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Image via Nick Sutton Courtesy of Noah Schlekeway, Assistant SID , Norfolk State University 2 NORFOLK 15 Winner WAGNER Team R H E NORFOLK 2 7 2 WAGNER 15 17 0 W: Colin Trizuto (3-2) L: Blakeney, Ethan (3-3) AUGUSTA, N.J. — The Norfolk State baseball team dropped a 15-2 decision in seven innings to Wagner on Friday afternoon at Skylands Stadium in Augusta, N.J. Norfolk State fell to 12-18 overall and 9-7 in Northeast Conference play, while Wagner improved to 12-17 (10-6 NEC). Ethan Blakeney (3-3) took the loss after starting on the mound for the Spartans,…

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Norfolk State softball concludes road trip against Coppin State

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Image via Nick Sutton/ Kineticstills.com The Norfolk State softball team hits the road for the final three games of a seven-game road trip, traveling to Baltimore to face Coppin State in MEAC play.  FOLLOW ALONG Fans can follow the action via live stats on Coppin State’s website.  THIS WEEK’S SCHEDULE Saturday, April 11 – at Coppin State (DH) | 1 & 3 p.m. Sunday, April 12 – at Coppin State | 12 p.m. ABOUT NORFOLK STATE Norfolk State enters the weekend at 18-14 overall and 8-4 in MEAC play after going 1-2 at South Carolina State and…

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FAMU Football hit with NCAA APR Penalties , slapped with postseason ban

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Courtesy of FAMU Athletics Florida A&M University (FAMU) announced today that its football program has received Level Two Academic Progress Rate (APR) penalties from the NCAA for the 2026 football season, which include practice restrictions and ineligibility for postseason competition during the 2026 season. President Marva B. Johnson, J.D. and the university’s leadership are committed to addressing the structural conditions that contributed to this outcome and to building the academic infrastructure our student-athletes deserve. “Florida A&M holds its student-athletes to the same standard of excellence we hold every Rattler,” said…

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What Leyton Gibbs-McGovern Brings to Tennessee State

Brandon King

When Nolan Smith and Tennessee State Tigers men’s basketball secured a commitment from Leyton Gibbs-McGovern, they weren’t just adding depth—they were adding a skill set that fills a clear need. After two productive seasons at the junior college level, Gibbs-McGovern arrives in Nashville as a proven scorer with elite athletic tools, and those traits could translate sooner rather than later at the Division I level. Transition Offense Weapon One of Gibbs-McGovern’s most immediate impacts should come in the open floor. His elite athleticism and explosiveness make him a natural fit…

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Tennessee State Basketball Lands JUCO Guard Leyton Gibbs-McGovern for 2026 Season

Brandon King

Tennessee State Tigers men’s basketball has secured its first commitment of the 2026 offseason, adding JUCO standout Leyton Gibbs-McGovern as head coach Nolan Smith continues to build on the program’s recent momentum. The Indianapolis, Indiana native arrives in Nashville following a productive junior college career that saw him emerge as one of the more dynamic scorers at that level. Gibbs-McGovern began his collegiate journey at College of the Sequoias, where he made an immediate impact, appearing in 27 games and averaging 13.8 points, 4.3 rebounds, and 1.6 assists per contest.…

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Scouting Report: What Bobby Marks Brings to the Transfer Portal

Brandon King

Virginia Union guard Bobby Marks enters the transfer portal as one of the more intriguing under-the-radar prospects after a breakout season that saw him earn CIAA Rookie of the Year honors. 📊  2025 Season Stats 🎯  Strengths Shot Creation Marks’ biggest asset is his ability to go get a bucket. He can create his own shot off the dribble and isn’t afraid of tough looks late in the clock. That alone gives him value at the next level. Scoring Instincts He plays with a natural scorer’s mentality—comfortable attacking, pulling up,…

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Anthony Davis Questions “Bubble Ring” as Debate Around 2020 NBA Title Lives On

Brandon King

The 2020 NBA Championship—often referred to as the “Bubble Ring”—remains one of the most polarizing titles in league history. For years, fans have debated its legitimacy. Now, even Anthony Davis, a central figure on that championship team, has added nuance to the conversation. Speaking on The Draymond Green Show, Davis reflected on the title he won with the Los Angeles Lakers: “To this day, I think about that, like did I really win a championship? You hear the noise, which to me was probably the hardest championship to ever accomplish.…

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