boxtorow.com Bryant leads HBCU All-Americans. As the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Tournament commences, the 15th HBCU All-America teams powered by BOXTOROW for Division I men’s college basketball were released. Norfolk State guard Joe Bryant, Jr. has been selected HBCU National Player of the Year for the second year in a
Donal talks with Alabama State head baseball coach Jose Vazquez and Coppin State head baseball coach Sherman Reed about the Hornets’ and Eagles’ respective seasons, winning conference championships and participating in the NCAA regionals. Download or listen to the podcast.
boxtorow.com With college basketball’s March Madness as its backdrop, BOXTOROW releases its 14th All-America teams for Division I men’s college basketball. Norfolk State guard Joe Bryant, Jr. has been selected the BOXTOROW Player of the Year. Bryant was also named MEAC Player of the Year and led the MEAC in points scored (519) and finished
boxtorow.com Coppin State, Morgan State, and Texas Southern were all atop respective division and conference standings so it makes sense that each school had multiple players named to the 13th annual BOXTOROW All-America teams for Division I men’s college basketball. Hampton guard Davion Warren and Coppin State guard Anthony Tarke were named BOXTOROW Players of
Coppin State Guard DeJuan Clayton 6-2, Redshirt-Senior, Bowie, Md. Averaged 21.0 points, 7.5 assists, 4.0 rebounds, and shot 53 percent from the field in two wins for the Eagles over Norfolk State last week. On January 24, Clayton scored 22 points on 6-of-10 shooting, handed out nine assists, and recorded two steals. Clayton is second
Guests include two-time NBA champion and Mississippi Valley State new head men’s basketball coach Lindsey Hunter, Coppin State baseball coach Sherman Reed, and Grind City Media senior editor Mike Wallace stopped by to talk NBA playoffs.
boxtorow.com Stephanie Ready knows basketball. She’s also a history maker. She is currently an analyst for the Charlotte Hornets on Fox Sports Southeast, making her the first fulltime female analyst of an NBA team. Obviously, it didn’t start there for Ready. Prior to her broadcast career which has now spanned 13 years, Ready was an