Hinds leads D2 All-Americans. boxtorow.com With conference tournaments wrapped up and NCAA Regional play set to begin this week, the 16th annual Division II HBCU All-America teams powered by BOXTOROW are released. Bluefield State guard Jordan Hinds has been named HBCU Division II Player of the Year. The senior from Tamarac, Fla., helped lead Big
HBCU D2 Poll Final: Virginia Union finished No. 1 for the first time in the poll’s three-year history The Panthers won the CIAA championship for the second year in a row and advanced to the NCAA Division II Playoffs quarterfinals The SIAC champion Miles Golden Bears, who won the SIAC championship finished at No. 2,
D2 Poll Week 11 notes: Virginia State knocks off former No. 1 Virginia Union, moves up four spots to No. 6 Miles receives the majority of the first place votes (16); No. 1 for the first time this year. The Golden Bears have won eight-straight Virginia Union falls to No. 4; receives three first place
D2 Poll Week 10 notes: Virginia Union is the new No. 1 and received the majority of the first place votes (13) Johnson C. Smith loses for the first time this year to Fayetteville State, falls to No. 2 No. 3 Miles received one first place vote and has locked up a berth in the
D2 Poll Week 9 notes: Johnson C. Smith is a unanimous No. 1 selection for the fourth straight week Virginia Union remains No. 2 and in control of its own destiny for the right to repeat as CIAA champions Seven of the teams in the top 10 all won games. Four of those teams moved
D2 Poll Week 8 notes: Johnson C. Smith is a unanimous No. 1 selection for the third straight week No. 3 Winston-Salem State attains its highest ranking ever, having won five of its last six, including Saturday’s win over Livingstone Miles makes the most significant jump, up three spots to No. 4 this week, having
D2 Poll Week 7 notes: Johnson C. Smith is a unanimous No. 1 selection for the second straight week The Winston-Salem State Rams defeated Shaw in an important CIAA matchup and moved up two spots from last week to No. 4 Despite falling to Miles in an important SIAC showdown, Albany State remained No. 9;
D2 Poll Week 6 notes: Johnson C. Smith is a unanimous No. 1 selection for the first time ever Despite its loss to Savannah State, Clark Atlanta only drops one spot to No. 3 West Virginia State won its third straight and moves up one spot to its highest ranking this year at No. 5
ASU QB Isaiah Knowles 5-10, 175, Redshirt-Sophomore, Tampa, Fla. Completed 15-of-20 passes for 372 yards with six touchdowns – all in the first half – and no interceptions as the Golden Rams defeated Allen 57-17 in Columbia, S.C. Two of his touchdown passes went for 78 and 41 yards. Knowles is third in Division II
D2 Poll Week 5. The top three teams remained the same in the HBCU Division II Coaches Poll powered by BOXTOROW which was released on Tuesday. The Johnson C. Smith Golden Bulls retained their No. 1 ranking and remained the only team which has won every game it has played in. The Clark Atlanta Panthers