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Prairie View defeats Lehigh 67-55 in NCAA play-in

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image via Kyndall White Courtesy of Prairie View Athletics 67 Winner PVAM 55 Lehigh Team 1 2 F PVAM 27  40  67 Lehigh 29  26  55 Prairie View A&M is dancing on. Behind a dominant performance from Dontae Horne and Cory Wells, the Panthers powered past the Lehigh Mountain Hawks, 67-55, Wednesday night at University of Dayton Arena in the NCAA First Four. With the win, Prairie View A&M advances to face No. 1 seed Florida Gators men’s basketball on Friday, March 20 at 9:25 p.m. ET at Benchmark International Arena marking the program’s…

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Michigan downs Howard 101-80

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Courtesy of Ed Hill, retired Sports Information Director, Howard University 80 HOW 101 Winner Mich Team 1 2 F HOW 46  34  80 Mich 50  51  101 Guards Cam Gillus (Falls Church, Va.), Bryce Harris (Brentwood, N.Y.) and Cedric Taylor III (Atlanta) combined for 61 points, but it was not enough to offset a second half scoring surge and bench production as the Howard University men’s basketball team fell, 101-80, to Michigan in the first round of the NCAA Tournament at the Key Bank Center. The Bison came into the game with a nine-game win streak and advanced…

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HBCU History in March Madness: Moments That Changed the Game

Brandon King

With the Tennessee State Tigers men’s basketball team preparing to take the court in the 2026 NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Tournament, the program adds another chapter to the proud legacy of HBCU basketball on college hoops’ biggest stage. Historically Black colleges and universities have long delivered unforgettable moments in the NCAA Tournament—proving time and again that programs outside the traditional power structure can compete, and win, in March Madness. Here’s a look at some of the most defining moments in HBCU tournament history. Texas Western’s Championship Changed College Basketball…

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SIAC announces latest Men’s Trackletes of the Week

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image of the SIAC Courtesy of the SIAC  The Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference announced its Men’s Track and Field Athletes of the Week on Tuesday, March 17, honoring student-athletes for impressive performances in meets last week. Victor Chebii and Noah Willingham of Morehouse College were recognized. MEN’S TRACK ATHLETE OF THE WEEK| VICTOR CHEBII| Freshman | Eldoret, Kenya | MOREHOUSE COLLEGE Chebii delivered a championship-caliber performance to help lead Morehouse to the Tiger Relays team title with 196.5 points, finishing ahead of Albany State (132.5) and Savannah State (112). Chebii won the 5,000 meters in 16:51.3 and…

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SIAC announces Trackletes of the Week

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Courtesy of the SIAC  The Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference announced its Women’s Track and Field Athletes of the Week on Tuesday, March 17, honoring student-athletes for impressive performances in meets last week. Anaya Martin and Mia Lindsey of Tuskegee University were recognized. WOMEN’S TRACK ATHLETE OF THE WEEK | ANAYA MARTIN| Junior | Clarksburg, Md|TUSKEGEE UNIVERSITY Martin delivered a strong performance in the distance events for Tuskegee at the Falcon Classic hosted by the University of Montevallo. The junior finished first overall in the women’s 3000-meter steeplechase, crossing the line in 12:13.70 to lead a group of…

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Stupid Things People Do For Sneakers: 11 Charged in Freight Train Heist

Brandon King

According to federal officials, 11 men have been charged in connection with the theft of approximately $440,000 worth of Nike sneakers in January 2025 from a freight train traveling through northern Arizona. Federal prosecutors allege the suspects deliberately cut an air brake hose on a BNSF Railway train, forcing it to come to a stop near Perrin, Arizona. Once the train halted, the group reportedly broke into a cargo car carrying unreleased Nike sneakers and began unloading boxes along the tracks. Law enforcement later stopped several vehicles connected to the…

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North Carolina Central Moves On From Women’s Basketball Head Coach Terrence Baxter

Brandon King

North Carolina Central University has announced a leadership change in its women’s basketball program, signaling a new direction for the Eagles moving forward. Head coach Terrence Baxter will not be retained after three seasons at the helm. “We are thankful to Coach Baxter for his service, leadership, and commitment to North Carolina Central University and our student-athletes,” said Director of Athletics Louis “Skip” Perkins. “We appreciate his contributions to our women’s basketball program and wish him continued success in the future.” Baxter’s final season came in 2025–26, where the Eagles…

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Banned Returns: Air Jordan 1 Low OG Set to Drop May 18

Brandon King

The “Banned” Air Jordan 1 Low OG is set to debut in May, continuing the legacy of its 2011 higher-collared predecessor. This low-top keeps the classic “Banned” colorway you know and love: red at the toe, bold black covering the rest of the upper, and large side Swooshes wrapping the heel. A standout feature? The large red “X” stamped on each rear heel, replacing the traditional wings logo, referencing the iconic moment on January 15, 1984, when the original NIKE Air Ship was banned by the NBA. The insoles carry…

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An Initial Look at the “Sail” Air Jordan 6

Brandon King

This women’s-exclusive Air Jordan 6 puts a luxurious spin on the classic silhouette. It features a tumbled tan leather upper, highlighted by an overlay that forms a stylized “23,” adding both texture and visual depth to the design. While this colorway includes traditional Jumpman branding with the standard embroidered logo on the tongue, the heel offers a unique twist. Instead of the usual treatment, it features a stamped Jumpman with “Air Jordan” written in cursive beneath it, elevating the overall aesthetic. Gold accents appear at the top of the tongue…

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Tennessee State vs Iowa State: NCAA Tournament Preview

Brandon King

The Tennessee State Tigers will look to defy the odds when they take on No. 2 seed Iowa State Cyclones men’s basketball in the first round of the 2026 NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Tournament. Pulling off the upset won’t be easy—but if TSU can execute in a few key areas, the Tigers could put themselves in position to shock the bracket. 5 Keys For Tennessee State To Pull The Upset 1. Aaron Nkrumah must set the tone early OVC Player of the Year Aaron Nkrumah is the engine of…

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