HBCU POW: Feliah Greer Miles Guard Feliah Greer 5-8, Junior, Lafayette, Ala. Averaged 17.0 points, 8.0 rebounds, and shot 53 percent from the field in helping lead the Golden Bears to the SIAC Tournament championship. In the championship game against Kentucky State (3/10), she scored a season high 33 points, grabbed eight rebounds, had three
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Miles guard Rodney Battle. Miles Guard Rodney Battle 6-1, Junior, Columbis, Ga. Miles Golden Bears guard Rodney Battle is HBCU National Player of the Week. He averaged 16.7 points, 6.3 rebounds and shot 49 percent from the field in three wins on the Golden Bears’ win to the SIAC Tournament championship. In the semifinal win
Miles head men’s basketball coach Fred Watson got his 400th win last week and talked with Donal Ware about the accomplishment and the Golden Bears season. New North Carolina A&T head football coach Vincent Brown talks about the opportunity at N.C. A&T and his career. Download or listen.
Fayetteville State head men’s basketball coach Luke D’Alessio and Miles head men’s basketball coach Fred Watson join Donal Ware to talk about respective seasons and their appearances in the NCAA regionals. Chattanooga head men’s basketball coach also joins to talk about the Mocs winning the Southern Conference Tournament championship in dramatic fashion and appearing in
Donal talks with Miles head football coach Reginald Ruffin about expectations for the Golden Bears in 2020, wining their second straight SIAC championship game in 2019 and Ruffin speaks passionately about George Floyd and racism in America. Click to download or listen to the podcast.
Miles Guard Jelani Watson-Gayle 6-0, Junior, London, England Averaged 24 points, 4.7 rebounds, 3.3 assists, shot 56 percent from the field, 55 percent from three-point range, and 94 percent from the free throw line in three victories last week for the Golden Bears in helping them win their second straight SIAC Tournament championship. He was
by Donal Ware As 2019 dissipates and 2020 is right upon us, BOXTOROW lists its big stories of the decade in HBCU sports. These aren’t in any particular order. Give us your thoughts and some stories that were big to you from 2010-2019. Twitter: @boxtorow Facebook: box2row WSSU plays in national championship game: Connell
Miles Running Back Donte Edwards 5-8, 215, Junior, Mobile, Ala. Carried the ball 26 times for 105 yards and scored all three touchdowns for Miles as the Golden Bears defeated Albany State 21-6 in the SIAC championship game. For the Golden Bears, is was their second straight SIAC championship and helped propel them to the
Miles Linebacker N’Ktavious Floyd 5-11, 190, Junior Phenix City, Ala. Recorded an interception which he returned 97 yards for a touchdown, eight tackles (four solo), a pass breakup and a half tackle for loss as the Golden Bears defeated Tuskegee 20-6 to claim the SIAC West Division title for the second straight year. For Floyd