Official images of the “Pine Green” Nike Air Foamposite Pro

Fourteen years after its original 2011 debut, Nike is pulling the “Pine Green” Foamposite Pro out of cold storage. Official images of the well-received colorway show the sneaker in all its glory.  It sports an iridescent pine green Foampisite upper with a large black jewelled Swoosh adorning the lateral side. Black takes care of the inner, while an additional and embroidered green Swoosh is seen on the rear heel. The front pull tab features green stripes, while “FOAMPOSITE” appears on the rear tab.  Underneath resides a blue-tinted translucent rubber outsole.  As it…

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“Gamma” Air Jordan 11: Official Images

The “Gamma” Air Jordan 11 is making its triumphant return later this year. As time incessantly marches toward their eventual second retail run, official images of this anticipated sneaker have emerged.  They sport a black ballistic mesh upper overlaid with black leather at the heel as well as a black patent leather rand. A sash that traverses the tongue reads “JUMPMAN JORDAN”, while a Jumpman and “23” take their places on the lateral ankle and rear heel, respectively.  Underneath the aforementioned upper resides a black midsole and dark blue-tinted translucent rubber outsole.  The “Gamma” Air Jordan…

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Dr. Cavil’s Inside the HBUC Sports  Lab Week 5 Mid-Major Top 7 

It was a very active week in week 5 of Dr. Cavil’s Inside the HBCU Sports Lab Mid Major Top 7 poll rankings , with 4 of the 7 teams changing positions from the previous week, as well as a new team entering the fray.  7.Fayetteville  State Broncos ( 4-3, 4-1)  Fayetteville State enters this week’s polls after being outside the top 7 the previous week. The Broncos defeated Livingstone 38-14 last week for their fourth consecutive  win and remain undefeated in the CIAA. Fayetteville State is on bye this week before…

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Morgan State’s Earl Richardson Library evacuated after bomb threat

Morgan State’s Richardson Library evacuated due to bomb threat. According to s statement released by the University, “an email threat indicating a potential explosive device in the Richardson Library.” The statement also indicates that a floor by floor search of the building by law enforcement is taking place.   Student and staff are employed to stay clear of the library and report any suspicious activity to authorities.  Unfortunately Morgan State was not the only target of these unknown degenerates, as a similar threat was also called in at Towson University. 

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Jackson State tabbed HBCU FCS Team of the Week. 

Jackson State was named the HBCU FCS Team of the week. In the team’s most recent outing, Jackson State defeated Southern 38-13 in the BoomBox Classic, shutting out the Jags in the second half.  It was Jackson State’s seventh consecutive win over its Baton Rouge-based rivals. The Tigers also have been ranked No.1 in Dr. Cavil’s Inside the HBCU Sports Lab top 7 poll rankings for 11 consecutive weeks. 

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MEAC Announces Footballers of the Week

Courtesy of the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference NORFOLK, Va. – North Carolina Central quarterback Walker Harris has been named Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) Offensive Player of the Week, the league announced today. Norfolk State’s Corey Chapman earned Defensive Player of the Week honors, while Morgan State’s Raymond Moore III was selected as Rookie of the Week. NCCU’s Ja’Quan Sprinkle picked up Offensive Lineman of the Week accolades, and Morgan State’s Jadon Carter was recognized as Specialist of the Week. Harris (NCCU, QB, r-Sr., 6-1, 195, Wake Forest, N.C.) completed 21-of-34 passes for 288 yards and two touchdowns in the Eagles’ 50-42 victory over…

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Dr. Cavil’s Inside the HBCU Sports Lab Week 5 Major Division Top 7

Week 5 of the Dr. Cavil’s Inside the HBCU Sports Lab Top 7 Rankings saw a new team enter the mix, one team change position, while the remainder were carryovers from the previous week.  7. Delaware State Hornets (3-2, 0-0) The  Hornets hang on to 7th place in this week’s rankings. DSU scored 31 points in the first half , however was shutout in the second half , falling 35-31 to Sacred Heart. The loss snapped the Hornets’ three game losing streak. Delaware State returns to action Saturday, heading to West…

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Albany State takes Allen to woodshed in home opener, 57-14

image via Albany State football Courtesy of Albany State Athletics 14 ALL 57 Winner ASU Team 1st 2nd 3rd 4th F ALL 7 0 7 0 14 ASU 22 14 14 7 57 Albany, Ga. – In an electrifying display of skill and teamwork, the Golden Rams stormed the field and claimed a resounding 57-14  Family, Friends, and Community Day victory over Allen in their much-anticipated home opener. From the very first snap, the Rams demonstrated their dominance, dazzling the crowd with impressive plays and relentless energy. The win improves ASU to…

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North Carolina Central survives comeback bid, hangs on to win 50-42

image via Doug Burt Courtesy North Carolina Central Athletics The North Carolina Central University football program survived a late comeback attempt Saturday evening at Memorial Stadium, holding on to defeat East Texas A&M 50-42. The Eagles improved to 4-2 on the season. Kicker Kaleb Robison kicked a 24-yard field goal, his second of the night, with 4:20 left to play, putting the Eagles ahead 50-28. But the Lions responded with an 8-play, 75 yard drive that culminated in a touchdown pass with less than two minutes to go, cutting the…

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Tennessee State takes it on the chin from Tennessee Tech, 35-8

image via Tennessee State football Courtesy of Tennessee State Athletics The Tennessee State football team fell 35-8 to #11 Tennessee Tech in the OVC-Big South opener at Nissan Stadium on Saturday. TSU falls to 1-3 overall and 0-1 in league play.  Kendric Rhymes paced the Tigers rushing attack by accumulating 31 yards over the course of the game. Rhymes also tacked on 53 receiving yards. Zack Simmons-Brown also added 19 yards on the ground. The most prolific target for Tennessee State quarterbacks was Snap Reed, who caught three passes for 65 yards. DeVaughn Slaughter got in on…

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