Najee Garvin was one of 28 players invited to the inaugural HBCU Showcase at the NBA 2K23 Summer League in Las Vegas.
HBCU Showcase at NBA 2K23 Summer League Providing Opportunities Read More »
The company has committed to a three-year partnership to support of HBCU student-athletes through the Black College World Series.
Tyson Foods Is The Title Sponsor of the Black College World Series Read More »
The adidas NIL program is rooted in the brand’s commitment to creating a more equitable future in sport and will be launched in four phases.
adidas NIL Program Open to 50,000+ Student-Athletes Read More »
Most schools have canceled their HBCU 2020 homecoming events, but don’t worry – you can still celebrate the event while you’re stuck at home!
HBCU Homecoming 2020: The Virtual Homecoming Edition Read More »
Love Black College football? See our 2019 HBCU Classics football schedule that begins on Labor Day weekend and ends in mid-December.
HBCU Classics Football Schedule 2019 Read More »
Love Black College football? See our 2018 HBCU Classics football schedule that begins on Labor Day weekend and ends in mid-December.
HBCU Classics Football Schedule 2018 Read More »
HBCU homecoming is one of the best parts of the black college experience. Take a look at our list of the 2018 HBCU homecoming dates and make your plans!
HBCU Homecoming 2018: The Complete Football Schedule Read More »
If you are a high school senior and a student-athlete with hopes of continuing your athletic career in college…“you must register” to be NCAA eligible. You must register with the governing body of all college athletics. That would be the National Collegiate Athletic Association. The NCAA’s registration process determines whether you are eligible to participate
NCAA Eligible: 6 Mandatory Ways to Qualify for College Sports Read More »
