Bethune-Cookman coach Jonathan Hernandez

BOXTOROW Podcast: 5/3/25

Bethune-Cookman coach Jonathan Hernandez. Donal Ware talks with Bethune-Cookman head baseball coach Jonathan Hernandez. The Wildcats are atop the blackcollegebaseball.com poll. Donal also talks lack of HBCU players in the NFL Draft, Shedeur Sanders, Luka, LeBron, and Lakers. Download or listen. Sports. Interviews. Media.

Bethune-Cookman coach Jonathan Hernandez

BOXTOROW Podcast: 4/19/25

ESPN Draft Jordan Reid. Donal Ware talks with ESPN NFL Draft analyst Jordan Reid about the prospects of former Jackson State and Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders, if there is not doubt as to former Incarnate Word, Washington State, and Miami quarterback Cam Ward being picked No. 1 by the Tennessee Titans, and as to if

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Bethune-Cookman coach Jonathan Hernandez

BOXTOROW Podcast: 4/12/25

Rob McDaniel James Burgess. Donal Ware talks with NCAA slam dunk champion Christian Ings of Norfolk State. He also talks with NFL hopefuls safety Rob McDaniel of Jackson State and defensive back James Burgess of Alabama State. Download or listen. Sports. Interviews. Media.

Bethune-Cookman coach Jonathan Hernandez

BOXTOROW Podcast: 4/5/25

Howard Coach Kenny Blakeney. Donal Ware has a candid conversation with Howard head men’s basketball coach Kenny Blakeney about losing his freshman HBCU National Player of the Year Blake Harper to NIL, how HBCU Division I schools can compete in the NIL/Transfer Portal world, what he would do to keep players at mid-major programs, and

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JSU HBCU national champions

BOXTOROW Final Polls: North Carolina A&T finishes the decade as national champions three times over

boxtorow.com North Carolina A&T topped Alcorn State in the Celebration Bowl to win the HBCU national championship for the third straight year and finish at the top of the BOXTOROW Coaches and Media Polls. The championship means a lot to second-year head coach Sam Washington. A&T also won the championship in 2015. “What we did

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