Howard quarterback Caylin Newton appeared as a guest on FROM THE PRESS BOX TO PRESS ROW this past weekend. I was EXTREMELY impressed with him, the way he answered my questions, the thought he put into them. I guarantee you will enjoy this interview as he talks about Howard football, his father and advice that
On August 20, 2005, FROM THE PRESS BOX TO PRESS ROW made its debut on the air on five radio stations around the country including in Baltimore, Birmingham, Raleigh, Greensboro and Winston-Salem. Today, BOXTOROW as it is known, airs on over 35 radio stations across the country as well as on two SiriusXM channels. Host
BOXTOROW’s Countdown to Kickoff began and Donal was joined by North Carolina A&T new head football coach Sam Washington, Tuskegee head coach Willie Slater and a conversation with Virginia State head football coach Reggie Barlow.
Donal talks NFL camps and previews CIAA, SIAC and SWAC football.
It’s our annual Father’s Day edition and Donal talks with his father Donald Ware
BOXTOROW, a subsidiary of DWCommunications, LLC, brings back its BOXTOROW w/ Donal Ware HBCU Football Daily Podcast for the second year beginning Tuesday, June 19. Last year, BOXTOROW celebrated the 125th year of HBCU football with its first ever daily podcast. Known as the voice of HBCU Sports, Ware will preview all 50 HBCU football
Washingtonian/Silver Spring, Md. native and BOXTOROW host Donal Ware shares his thoughts on the Washington Capitals winning their first Stanley Cup and what it means to the pro sports scene in Washington. He also breaks down the history of sports in DC.
BOXTOROW host Donal Ware talks with Indianapolis 500 winner Will Power and Carolina Hurricanes head coach Rod Brind’Amour. He also talks NBA playoffs and about the CIAA Tournament in Charlotte.
Donal talks NBA Playoffs plus NASCAR driver Kyle Larson stops by.
Donal talks about Hampton and the release of its football schedule and move from MEAC to Big South. Plus a replay of interview with former Winston-Salem State and North Carolina A&T head football coach Bill Hayes, who was the first Black coach in the ACC and was recently inducted into the North Carolina Sports Hall