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Angel Reese’s New Reebok Sneakers Look Like a Bag of REESE’S PIECES

Brandon King

Angel Reese is bringing the candy aisle to the basketball court. The Chicago Sky star’s latest Reebok collaboration with REESE’S PIECES takes inspiration from the upcoming REESE’S PIECES Chocolate Cookie flavor—and the color scheme makes that connection almost impossible to miss. The sneaker combines chocolate brown, peanut butter orange and yellow, creating a look that could easily be mistaken for a giant piece of REESE’S PIECES candy. And honestly, that’s exactly what makes this collaboration stand out. WHAT WE KNOW Detail Information Collaboration Angel Reese x REESE’S PIECES x Reebok…

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DeSean Jackson’s 2 P.M. Coaching Schedule Is Sparking a Bigger Conversation

Brandon King

Delaware State head coach DeSean Jackson is challenging one of college football’s oldest assumptions: that the best coaches have to live at the office. Jackson recently explained that he typically starts his workday early and leaves for the day at around 2 p.m. For a profession notorious for marathon workdays, late-night film sessions and coaches spending virtually every waking hour inside their football facilities, Jackson’s schedule stands out. And naturally, it raises a question: Does spending more hours at the facility automatically make someone a better coach? WHAT WE KNOW…

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Norfolk State’s Marco Peery Named Fred Mitchell Award Kicker of the Week

Brandon King

NORFOLK, Va. — Norfolk State kicker Marco Peery has added another honor to his record-setting performance against Hampton. Peery was named a Fred Mitchell Award Kicker of the Week for Week 3 after converting all five of his field-goal attempts in Norfolk State’s 42-21 victory over Hampton in the 61st Battle of the Bay. The junior from Norfolk, Virginia, connected on field goals of 21, 48, 26, 46 and 27 yards, including a career-long 48-yarder. His five made field goals established a Norfolk State single-game record for an individual kicker…

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Norfolk State’s Jason Wonodi Collects Pair of National Honors Following Hampton Takeover

Brandon King

Norfolk State return specialist Jason Wonodi has added two national honors to an already memorable week. Wonodi was named the Stats Perform FCS National Special Teams Player of the Week and the BOXTOROW HBCU National Player of the Week after delivering a record-setting performance in Norfolk State’s 42-21 victory over Hampton in the 61st Battle of the Bay. The redshirt senior from Brockton, Massachusetts, returned three punts for a school-record 170 yards, averaging 56.7 yards per return. Two of those returns went for touchdowns. Wonodi broke loose for a 76-yard…

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Tennessee State’s Brenton Paul Earns Ohio Valley Conference Honors After FAMU Heroics

Brandon King

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Tennessee State freshman running back Brenton Paul has earned two Ohio Valley Conference (OVC) weekly honors following his standout performance in the Tigers’ thrilling 29-26 victory over Florida A&M. Paul was named OVC Co-Offensive Player of the Week and OVC Rookie of the Week after accounting for 128 all-purpose yards and three touchdowns, including a 20-yard touchdown reception with 51 seconds remaining. The freshman from Denham Springs, Louisiana, carried the ball 26 times for 92 yards and caught four passes for 36 yards. Paul scored his first…

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Benedict Escapes Fort Valley State, 34-33, in Wild Overtime Finish

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Image via Nathan Salley Photography No. 19 Benedict College survived a furious Fort Valley State comeback Saturday afternoon, escaping with a 34-33 overtime victory in a wild SIAC showdown. The Tigers improved to 3-0 overall and 1-0 in conference play, while Fort Valley State dropped to 1-2 overall and 0-2 in the SIAC.  After a scoreless opening quarter, Benedict took a 3-0 lead on Logan Karwacki’s 29-yard field goal. Fort Valley State answered with a 70-yard touchdown run by Rodrick Payne, then converted a blocked extra point into a two-point…

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“Shanghai Fireworks” Nike Kobe 8 Protro Official Images Revealed

Brandon King

Nike Basketball is bringing another Kobe Bryant classic back into the spotlight. The Nike Kobe 8 Protro “Shanghai Fireworks” has officially surfaced in images ahead of its expected November release, giving sneakerheads their first detailed look at the upcoming colorway. The vibrant orange-based design channels the energy of Shanghai’s famous fireworks displays, making this one of the more eye-catching Kobe 8 Protro releases on the 2026 calendar. WHAT WE KNOW Details Information Model Nike Kobe 8 Protro Colorway “Shanghai Fireworks” Men’s Style IO6259-800 GS Style IV5459-800 Release Date November 11,…

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BREAKING: Rust College Names Former NBA Lottery Pick Darius Miles General Manager

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Rust College has added former NBA lottery pick Darius Miles to its men’s basketball program. The HBCU announced that Miles, the No. 3 overall pick in the 2000 NBA Draft, has been named General Manager of Rust College Men’s Basketball. Miles went directly from high school to the NBA, where he was selected third overall by the Los Angeles Clippers in 2000. He went on to play for the Clippers, Cleveland Cavaliers, Portland Trail Blazers and Memphis Grizzlies during a nine-year NBA career. He was also named to the NBA…

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South Carolina State Hangs On to Defeat Furman, 20-17

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image via South Carolina State Athletics South Carolina State remains unbeaten. The No. 16 Bulldogs jumped on No. 24 Furman early, weathered a second-half comeback and made the biggest defensive play of the night late in the fourth quarter to escape with a 20-17 victory Saturday night in Greenville. The win moves South Carolina State to 4-0 on the season, while Furman falls to 2-2. It was the first meeting between the programs since 2015. (Furman University⁠) SC State Comes Out Firing The Bulldogs needed just one play to get…

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Brenton Paul’s Late TD Lifts Tennessee State Over Florida A&M, 29–26

Brandon King

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Tennessee State and Florida A&M traded punches all night, with neither team able to create more than a one-score cushion for long. In the end, it was the Tigers who landed the final punch. Tennessee State defeated Florida A&M 29–26 Saturday night, scoring the game’s final touchdown with just 51 seconds remaining when Daylin Lee connected with Brenton Paul for a 20-yard touchdown. But the dramatic finish was built over nearly four quarters of momentum swings, missed extra points, explosive plays and a defensive touchdown. A Back-and-Forth…

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