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Florida A&M Lands CIAA Defensive Player of the Year Breasia Coit in Transfer Portal

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Florida A&M University has made a major addition on the defensive side of the ball, securing a commitment from former CIAA Defensive Player of the Year Breasia Coit via the transfer portal. Colt, who made her name as one of the most dominant defenders in the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association, now brings elite production and experience to Tallahassee as the Rattlers continue to reload their defense with proven talent. During her standout campaign, Coit averaged a team-leading 13.1 points and 12.3 rebounds per game , with the later pacing the…

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Allyson Felix eyeing comeback, targeting 2028 Olympic Games

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Track and field legend Allyson Felix may not be done just yet. The most decorated American track and field athlete in history is reportedly planning a return to competition, with her sights set on qualifying for the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. Felix, who officially stepped away from the sport following the 2022 season, compiled a historic résumé that includes 11 Olympic medals (7 gold) and 20 World Championship medals. Her retirement marked the end of one of the most dominant and consistent careers the sport has ever seen…

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Air Jordan 4 “Tour Yellow” Returns September 5

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After two decades in the vault, one of the most slept-on colorways in the Air Jordan 4 lineage is finally making its long-awaited return. The “Tour Yellow” Air Jordan 4 is officially set to release on September 5, 2026, marking its first retro since its original 2006 debut. At a time when Jordan Brand continues to lean heavily into the Air Jordan 4’s popularity, the return of “Tour Yellow” feels less like a routine drop and more like a cultural restoration. A True “If You Know, You Know” Classic Unlike…

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”Mambacita” Nike Kobe III Low Protro coming in May

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Nike is dropping another Kobe sneaker commemorating Gigi Bryant.  This time the Kobe III gets the Mambacita treatment, with the special edition model utilizing a white, black and metallic gold color palette. Patent leather shows up at the toe cap and wrapping the heel, bookending a white mesh and synthetic mid section.  The patent edges feature the pinking ( the saw tooth serrated edges ) and the broguing ( the decorative punched holes) typically seen on wingtips, adding a touch of elegance to the aesthetic.  Gold detailing at the rear…

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JaCobian Morgan Signs CFL Deal with Hamilton Tiger-Cats

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Former Jackson State quarterback JaCobian Morgan is taking his talents to the professional level, signing with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats of the Canadian Football League. Morgan’s signing marks another milestone for both his career and the continued visibility of HBCU talent on the professional stage. 🔍 A Proven Winner at Jackson State During his time with the Jackson State Tigers, Morgan developed into one of the SWAC’s most reliable quarterbacks.  The 2025 appeared in 26 games for the Tigers, completing 325 of 525 passes for 4,080 yards and 40 touchdowns, showcasing poise, arm strength, and command of the offense.…

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What Minnesota’s playoff path might look like sans Anthony Edwards

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The aspirations of the Minnesota Timberwolves to at least reach the Western Conference Finals have taken a major hit.  Anthony Edwards is out of the Timberwolves lineup for the foreseeable future with a hyperextended knee and a bone bruise.  This injury doesn’t just hurt Minnesota—it potentially alters the Western Conference playoff landscape. Here’s how it could play out depending on matchups and how far the Timberwolves may advance. ⸻ 🐺 Minnesota Without Anthony Edwards: What Changes Immediately Without Edwards, the Timberwolves lose: That forces Minnesota to shift its focus onto: Defensively,…

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Anthony Edwards expected to miss weeks with knee hypertension and bone bruise

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The aspirations of the Minnesota Timberwolves to at least reach the Western Conference Finals have taken a major hit. Anthony Edwards is expected to miss multiple weeks after suffering a left knee hyperextension with a bone bruise during Game 4 against the Denver Nuggets.   The injury occurred in the second quarter when Edwards landed awkwardly after challenging a Cam Johnson field goal attempt. Edwards feel to the ground in a heap, clutching his left knee ; he had to be helped to the locker room, as he was unable…

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Howard freshman Marcus Weekes named toMEAC All-Tournament team

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image via Jalisa Fulwood Courtesy of Howard Athletics The Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) uncovered its men’s tennis all-tournament team where Howard University saw freshman standout Marcus Weekes (London, United Kingdom) acknowledged for his performances in Cary, N.C. The announcement came immediately after the championship match. In the No. 3 singles slot, Weekes topped the Bears’ Roman Filima in a thrilling three-set match (6-3, 3-6, 6-3) and propelled HU to the MEAC Semifinal Round. He also won his doubles contest, alongside teammate junior Kendrick Lash (Winston-Salem, N.C.), 6-4.     Howard concluded its season after an…

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Howard Lacrosse ends season with 13-5 loss to Stonehill

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Image via David Sierra Courtesy of Howard University Athletics Howard University lacrosse (3-13, 2-7 NEC) closed out its 2026 regular season Saturday afternoon with a 13-5 loss to Stonehill (11-6, 8-1 NEC) at Greene Stadium on Senior Day. The Bison opened the contest with early energy as freshman attacker Sophia Lima (Altadena, Calif.) found the back of the net for the game’s first goal three minutes into the match. Howard later evened the score, 2-2, following a man-up goal from freshman Ryan Davis (Houston) off a Lima assist. Stonehill responded with a decisive run…

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“College Blue” Air Jordan XVII Returns With Briefcase Packaging, $350 Price Tag

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The long-awaited return of the Air Jordan XVII is shaping up to be one of the most polarizing retro drops in recent memory—and now we know it’s coming with all the bells and whistles. According to emerging details, the “College Blue” XVII will not only make its long-overdue comeback in 2027, but it will also arrive in its original briefcase packaging, carrying a hefty $350 retail price tag. When the model first debuted in 2002, Michael Jordan and Jordan Brand pushed boundaries with what a signature sneaker could represent. The XVII wasn’t just footwear—it…

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