Robert Jones Stan Waterman. Donal Ware talks with Norfolk State head men’s basketball coach Robert Jones and Delaware State head men’s basketball coach Stan Waterman. Donal also wraps up the Super Bowl. Download or listen.
NSU’s Brian Moore Jr
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Norfolk State’s Diamond Johnson
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Alcorn DB Edwin Summerour
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HBCU Co-Players of Week
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FAMU Quarterback Daniel Richardson
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NSU players headline All-Americans
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HBCU DI All-America team
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HBCU POW: Diamond Johnson
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HBCU POW: Kierra Wheeler
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