South Carolina State Climbs to No. 20 in Latest AFCA FCS Coaches Poll

South Carolina State is moving up the national rankings. The Bulldogs have climbed to No. 20 in the latest AFCA FCS Coaches Poll following their impressive 31-13 victory over Florida A&M in the Orange Blossom Classic. SC State improved to 2-0 with the win, continuing what has been an impressive start for the defending HBCU national champions. (NCAA.com⁠) The Bulldogs controlled the Orange Blossom Classic from the line of scrimmage, piling up 479 yards of total offense, including 292 rushing yards, while holding FAMU to just 161 total yards and…

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Indiana Fever Are Campaigning for Kelsey Mitchell as WNBA MVP — And They Have a Case

The Indiana Fever aren’t exactly being subtle about it. They want Kelsey Mitchell in the WNBA MVP conversation. The Fever have launched a social-media push highlighting Mitchell and Caitlin Clark as the team’s MVP candidates, dubbing their star backcourt “MVP².” But while the campaign includes both Fever guards, Mitchell has built an especially compelling case over the second half of the season. Kelsey Mitchell Is Making History Mitchell has turned scoring consistency into something the WNBA has rarely seen. She has scored at least 20 points in 24 consecutive games,…

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SWAC Receiving Leaders Through Week 1: Jackson State’s Nate Rembert Leads the Way

Image via Candice Ward The 2026 SWAC football season is officially underway, and several wide receivers wasted no time making their presence felt. After the first week of action, Jackson State has two players sitting atop the conference receiving leaderboard, while Arkansas-Pine Bluff, Southern, Grambling State, Prairie View A&M, Texas Southern and Alabama A&M are also represented among the SWAC’s top performers. Jackson State’s Nate Rembert currently owns the conference’s top receiving mark after recording seven receptions for 188 yards through two games. His teammate, Jabari Jones, isn’t far behind.…

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Dillon Brooks Takes Shot at LeBron James Over 76ers Move: “Doing Everything He Can to Get a Last Little Ring”

Full-time LeBron James nemesis Dillon Brooks has never been shy about sharing his opinion on the NBA legend. Now, the Phoenix Suns forward is taking another shot at LeBron’s decision to join the Philadelphia 76ers. With LeBron entering what could be the final chapter of his career, Brooks believes the four-time champion is doing everything possible to add another title to his résumé. “I think he’s doing everything he can to get a last little ring,” Brooks said. The comment adds to the debate over what LeBron’s move means for…

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Edgerrin James Opens Up About Son Jizzle James, Asks for Love and Support

Edgerrin James is asking people to rally around his son, former Cincinnati basketball standout Jizzle James, during a difficult period. The Pro Football Hall of Famer shared a deeply personal message regarding his 21-year-old son, revealing that Jizzle is currently dealing with substance abuse and is not in a healthy state of mind.  James’ message was less about basketball and more about making sure his son receives the right kind of support. Edgerrin James: “We’re Fighting for Him” In his statement, Edgerrin James asked anyone who encounters Jizzle to show…

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LSU Finalizes 105-Man Roster, Closing Door on Dae’Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris

LSU is making a decisive move in the ongoing controversy surrounding former NFL players Dae’Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris. According to ESPN’s Pete Thamel, LSU is adding two players to its football roster, bringing the Tigers to the NCAA maximum of 105 players. The move will effectively lock LSU’s roster for the remainder of the season and prevent the program from adding Wright and Harris. The two former Ole Miss players had been at the center of a legal and eligibility battle after both briefly signed with NFL teams before…

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Formally Appeals Michigan-Western Michigan Result, Wants Western Michigan Recognized as Winner After Controversial Michigan Hail Mary

The controversy surrounding Michigan’s stunning 13-12 victory over Western Michigan has taken another dramatic turn. The Mid-American Conference has formally appealed the outcome of Saturday’s game to the NCAA FBS Oversight Committee, arguing that “replay protocol was not properly followed” and asking the NCAA to recognize Western Michigan as the actual winner. According to the MAC’s appeal, the conference wants Western Michigan recognized as the 12-7 winner and is asking the NCAA to take whatever action is within its authority to reflect that determination in NCAA records, rankings, postseason consideration…

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“Jaws” Nike Ja 4 Official Images Surface Ahead of September Release

Nike has officially unveiled the upcoming “Jaws,” Nike Ja 4 giving sneakerheads their clearest look yet at one of Ja Morant’s most eye-catching Ja 4 colorways. Inspired by the iconic Jaws aesthetic, the sneaker features a blue-heavy palette that gives the Ja 4 an unmistakably aquatic feel. The color scheme is listed as Diffused Blue/Glacier Blue-Chambray-Blackened Blue-Bright Crimson-Cobalt Bliss, with contrasting details adding extra pop.  One of the standout details is the tongue logo, which appears to incorporate a wave-inspired design, reinforcing the ocean/shark theme. A Shark-Themed Ja 4 The…

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Robert Covington Joins Nolan Smith’s Staff as Chief Basketball Officer

Tennessee State University has announced that former NBA standout Robert Covington is joining head coach Nolan Smith’s staff as the program’s Chief Basketball Officer, adding another accomplished basketball mind to a program coming off one of the most historic seasons in school history. Covington announced the move through Tennessee State men’s basketball, marking a significant homecoming for one of the most decorated players in program history. The former Tiger brings an impressive professional résumé to the position. Covington played more than a decade in the NBA, appearing in more than…

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SEC Takes Unprecedented Step Against LSU, Will Discuss Tigers’ Membership on Thursday

The battle between LSU, Lane Kiffin and the Southeastern Conference has officially reached another level. The SEC filed an amended complaint Tuesday in its federal lawsuit against LSU, Kiffin and school officials, seeking to establish the conference’s authority to expel LSU from the league. Even more striking: SEC presidents and chancellors are scheduled to meet Thursday, Sept. 10, to discuss whether to terminate LSU’s membership in the conference.  While LSU is not expected to actually be expelled, the filing demonstrates just how seriously the SEC is taking its dispute with…

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