Today the Eagles were picked to win the MEAC championship at MEAC Media Day. Host Donal Ware talks about last years run to the championship and what this year’s Eagles look like with Jonas Pope, Eagles beat writer for the Herald-Sun in Durham and also a replay with head coach Jerry Mack from last week’s
No one knows Texs Southern football like Larry “Chattabox Hale, who enters his 18th season as the play-by-play voice of TSU. He talks with host Donal Ware about the upcoming season for the Tigers.
It has been a rough go of it for UAPB since winning the SWAC championship in 2012. Head coach Monte Coleman is a winner – going back to his days as a Washington Redskins player – and is looking to get his team back to winning. Host Donal Ware breaks down the Golden Lions.
Golden State Warriors forward David West
Jackson State managed only three wins in Tony Hughes first season as head football coach of the Tigers. Hughes and staff signed 34 players to its 2017 recruiting class which BOXTOROW ranked third. Will any of those guys have an impact? How do the Tigers move on post Javancy Jones? Host Donal Ware breaks it
We are proud to say that international superstar gymnast Simone Biles’ first national radio appearance was on BOXTOROW back in 2014. Three years later she is back! She recently won the ESPY for Female Athlete of the Year. Host Donal Ware talks with Biles about her history-making London Olympics performance, appearing in Sports Illustrated’s Swimsuit
We are proud to say that international superstar gymnast Simone Biles’ first national radio appearance was on on BOXTOROW back in 2014. Three years later she is back! She recently won the ESPY for Female Athlete of the Year. Host Donal Ware talks with Biles about her history-making London Olympics performance, appearing in Sports Illustrated’s
Pro Football Hall of Famer Richard Dent.
We stay in the CIAA southern Division and take a look at two-time defending CIAA champion Winston-Salem State. Fourth-year head coach Kienus Boulware gives the scoop to Donal Ware.
The Shaw Bears went 2-8 last year, but second year head coach Adrian Jones feels confident about the Bears chances at competing for the CIAA championship in 2017.