boxtorow.com The top two teams in the BOXTOROW Coaches and Media Polls combined to place eight players on the 13th annual BOXTOROW All-America team. BOXTOROW has administered the All-America team since 2007 and the voters are comprised of media members from around the nation that cover HBCU football. Alcorn State and North Carolina A&T placed
Donal breaks down the Aggie-Eagle rivalry game with a MEAC title and Celbration Bowl opportunity on the line for the Aggies and a look at the Carson-Newman/Bowie State NCAA Division II first round playooff matchup. Click to download or listen to the podcast.
Donal takes a look at the Week 12 BOXTOROW scoreboard and talks about Bowie State and Miles winning conference titles and making it to the NCAA Division II playoffs as well as North Carolina A&T getting one step closer to the MEAC crown.
Donal talks with Bowie /state head football coach Damon Wilson and talks NBA with Mike Wallace, editor of Grind City Media, the official Website of the Memphis Grizzlies. Click to download or listen to the podcast.
Bowie State Quarterback Ja’rome Johnson 6-1, 170, Junior, Washington, D.C. Completed 23-of-28 passes for 395 yards, five touchdowns and no interceptions in the Bulldogs 52-17 victory over Virginia Union. He also had seven carries for 56 yards for a total of 451 yards of total offense. Johnson came in as the backup quarterback to start the
Donal gives his thoughts on Week 9 in HBCU football.
Donal breaks down the matchup between Virginia Union and Bowie State with control of the CIAA Nothern Division on the line. Click to download or listen to the podcast.
Donal taks a look at Week 9 in HBCU football. Click to download or listen to the podcast.
Donal talks about any potential fallout from the North Carolina A&T/Florida A&M game. Also discussion about Bowie State who is 7-0 and Tennessee State’s big win over nationally ranked Austin Peay. Click to download or listen to the podcast.
This is the 10th year of my rankings of the top HBCU football players to watch during the season. I am going to give you six players that may not be household names, but are amongst the best, not only in HBCU football, but in the country. And you will know their names by season’s