Tennessee State continues to make noise on the recruiting trail. The Tigers have secured a commitment from 2026 three-star defensive back Rymen Mosley, who announced his pledge to TSU after previously being committed to Rice Owls. Mosley, a standout from Cardinal Mooney High School, brings athleticism, versatility, and playmaking ability to Tennessee State’s secondary. Coming out of Cardinal Mooney ( Sarasota, FL) Mosley was scouted as a player that is “quick and instinctive” and plays “much bigger than his 5-10 frame.” “I feel like with me being undersized it’s a…
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Former Alabama State Players Ruled Permanently Ineligible in Gambling Scandal
The NCAA has permanently ruled four former Alabama State players ineligible after determining they accepted money from gamblers to influence the outcome of a game during the 2024-25 season. Among those sanctioned is Amarr Knox, the hero of Alabama State’s historic first NCAA Tournament victory, along with teammates Shawn Fulcher, Corey Hines, and Tony Madlock. According to the NCAA, the four players accepted a combined $2,000 from gamblers in an effort to manipulate the outcome of the Hornets’ December 5, 2024 matchup against Southern Miss. The NCAA’s investigation concluded that…
Read MoreHall of Famer Crystal Robinson Named Head Women’s Basketball Coach at Langston University
A new era of women’s basketball is underway at Langston University as the university has officially named Crystal Robinson as the next head coach of its women’s basketball program. Robinson brings an impressive basketball résumé to Langston. A former first-round WNBA Draft selection, Robinson enjoyed a standout professional career with the New York Liberty and Washington Mystics before transitioning into coaching. Throughout her coaching career, she has gained experience at the high school, junior college, NCAA Division I, and WNBA levels. Langston Athletic Director Donnita Rogers expressed excitement…
Read MoreTennessee State Coaches Issue Vote of No Confidence in Athletic Director Mikki Allen
A significant leadership dispute has emerged within Tennessee State University’s athletic department, as six head coaches have reportedly signed a vote of no confidence letter directed at Athletic Director Mikki Allen. As reported by The Tennessean, the he letter, submitted to Tennessee State President Dewayne Tucker, outlines a series of concerns regarding the direction of the athletic department and Allen’s leadership. According to reports, the coaches cited issues involving communication, transparency, decision-making, and the distribution of resources among athletic programs. The reported signatories include: The move represents a rare and…
Read MoreFormer Alabama A&M Receiver Franck Pierre Commits To Alabama State
Alabama State has added another experienced playmaker to its receiving corps, as former Alabama A&M wide receiver Franck Pierre announced his commitment to the Hornets via social media. Pierre arrives in Montgomery after a productive season with the Bulldogs, where he recorded 33 receptions for 548 yards and five touchdowns. His ability to stretch the field and create explosive plays gives Alabama State another weapon as the program looks to build on its recent success and compete for a SWAC championship in 2026. The move is particularly noteworthy because it…
Read MoreAlbany State’s Luke Addison Earns ABCA/Rawlings NCAA Division II All-South Region First Team Honors
Albany State senior Luke Addison has been recognized as one of the top players in the region, earning a spot on the 2026 ABCA/Rawlings NCAA Division II All-South Region First Team. The honor highlights Addison’s outstanding production and leadership throughout the season, as he played a key role in the success of the Golden Rams this year. Widely regarded as one of the premier players in the South Region, Addison’s consistency at the plate and impact on both sides of the game helped separate him from the competition. Addison put…
Read MoreMorgan State adds proven scorer in transfers portal
Morgan State basketball has secured a commitment from guard Trey Pettigrew. Last season Pettigrew led Johnson C. Smith , and was third in the CIAA, with 17.3 points per game. He was second in the conference , connecting on 37.6% on his attempts from downtown. The redshirt junior scored in double figures in all but 3 of the 24 games he appeared in last season, with a high of 27 coming against Livingstone on February 7. Prior to his season at Coppin, Pettrigrew was three-star prospect out out Kenwood Academy…
Read MoreCoppin State Set to Host the Tennessee Lady Vols in High-Profile Non-Conference Clash
Coppin State women’s basketball is officially stepping into the national spotlight. On November 5, 2026, the Eagles will host the storied Tennessee Lady Vols at PEC Arena in Baltimore in what stands out as one of the most significant home matchups on their non-conference schedule. For Coppin State, it’s more than just a game—it’s a measuring-stick moment against one of the most decorated programs in women’s college basketball history. A Historic Program Comes to Baltimore The Tennessee Lady Vols carry a legacy few programs in the sport can match. With…
Read MoreBethune-Cookman’s Patrick Brown Earns NFL Bill Walsh Fellowship With Houston Texans
Bethune-Cookman continues to make noise beyond the field as one of its rising staff members earns a coveted NFL opportunity. HBCU coach headed to the league stage Bethune-Cookman special teams coordinator and running backs coach Patrick Brown has been selected for the NFL Bill Walsh Diversity Coaching Fellowship, where he will join the Houston Texans during their offseason program. For Brown, the opportunity represents more than a résumé boost—it’s a chance to step directly into the NFL environment, absorb professional-level coaching operations, and learn things he can take back to…
Read MoreAlbany State announces athletic realignment
Courtesy of Albany State Athletics ALBANY, Ga. – Albany State University Athletics has announced a strategic realignment of its sport sponsorship structure, following approval from the University System of Georgia. The realignment includes the discontinuation of the women’s soccer program and the addition of men’s and women’s indoor track and field, effective for the 2026–27 academic year. Following a comprehensive review of Albany State’s athletics offerings, the realignment was developed with consideration given to conference membership, resource optimization, and long-term sustainability. The changes are designed to strengthen the department’s structure and…
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