BOXTOROW host Donal Ware gives his final grades for all 51 of the HBCU football playing institutions for the 2019 football season including teams in the SIAC, CIAA, MEAC, SWAC and to Tennessee State. CIAA, SIAC, OVC, Big South and independent grades will be posted on December 5 and SWAC and MEAC schools grades will
Donal talks about the signifcance of the games this weekend in the MEAC, the possibility of a four-way tie for the title, about the Celebration Bowl, the possibilty of Florida A&M winning the HBCU national title, the BOXTOROW Coaches and Media Polls, and expanding the so-called national championship field to four teams. Click to download
It’s Takeaway Tuesday as Donal breaks down some of the matchups from Week 3 of the HBCU football season.
Donal previews the upcoming football games between Howard and Hampton in Chicago and Morehouse vs. Miles. Click to download or listen to the podcast.
Virginia Union Running Back Tabyus Taylor 6-0, 225, Junior, Hopewell, Va. Taylor carried the ball 25 times for for 159 yards, caught two passes for 38 yards and returned a kickoff 58 yards in the Panthers 36-17 victory over Hampton. Taylor registered 255 multi-purpose yards in the game. Taylor played quarterback at Hopewell High School
Donal Ware gives his thoughts on the Pirates and what to expect in 2019.
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
Listen to the podcast. BOXTOROW, a subsidiary of DWCommunications, LLC, brings back BOXTOROW w/ Donal Ware HBCU Football Daily Podcast for the third year beginning Wednesday, June 19. Ware will preview all 51 HBCU football programs in a daily (Monday – Friday) podcast, leading up to the kickoff of the HBCU football season, which begins
As the Final Four approaches, BOXTOROW releases its 11th annual Division I men’s college basketball All-America teams. Hampton guard Jermaine Marrow has been named BOXTOROW National Player of the Year. Marrow, a junior from Newport News, Va., is ranked eighth in Division I in scoring, averaging 24.4 points per game. He also averaged 4.9 assists
Hampton Guard Ashley Bates 5-7, Jr., Hopkins, Minn. Averaged 26 points, 5.0 steals and 3.0 rebounds last week for the Lady Pirates. She poured in a career high 34 points on 12-of-20 shooting, seven steals, six rebounds and three assists in the Lady Pirates 88-63 victory over Winthrop on senior day at the Convocation Center.