FROM THE PRESS BOX TO PRESS ROW w/ Donal Ware on ESPNU Radio on SiriusXM show on October 10 spoke about some of the biggest stories in HBCU sports including North Carolina A&T’s announcement of its move to the Big South, Florida A&M and Bethune-Cookman leaving the MEAC to join the SWAC, and talked with
Conversation with R&B recording artist, Brandy
Rod Broadway went out on top as a college football coach. He led North Carolina A&T to the Black college national championship and a perfect 12-0 season in 2017. He is now retired and living at the beach. He may be retired as a football coach, but not as an advocate for student-athletes. Donal Ware
Donal talks NBA Finals ratings and going up against NFL games, gives his Week 4 NFL predictions and a conversation with LA Dodgers first base coach George Lombard, who speaks about his mother who is white and was part of the Civil Rights Movement as well as talking about being an MLB manager. Click to
Donal shares his thoughts on the hiring of Deion Sanders by Jackson State. He also gives his Week 3 NFL predictions and talks about the legacy of Gale Sayers. Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Devin Bush, Jr. joins the show Plus NBA and Breonna Taylor talk. And talk about and music throughout the program highlighting A Tribe
Conversation with NASCAR driver, Bubba Wallace, driver of the #43 for then Richard Petty Racing.
The actor may be the son of Denzel Washington, but he’s making his own mark, having been nominated for a Golden Globe and Screen Actors Guild Award for his role in Blackkklansman. He stars in the new major motion film Tenet. Washington talks with Donal Ware about his days at Morehouse as a student and
Donal talks with UNC head men’s basketball coach Roy Williams about his legacy, his relationship with Dean Smith, John Thompson, and Gene Budig and about the Black Lives Matter video produced by the UNC men’s basketball program. He also talks with actor John David Washington about his role in the film Tenet, about his time
A listen back to a 2014 interview with former baseball Lou Brock who passed away on September 6. Also Donal talks NBA and gives his Week 1 NFL predictions. Click the link to download or listen to the show.
2020 continues to be a tough year as the HBCU community and baseball mourns another loss. Lou Brock, an alum of Southern University, who played for the Chicago Cubs and most notably for the St. Louis Cardinals, passed away September 6 at the age of 81. Mr. Brock was inducted into the Baseball Hall of