Jackson State clearly the No. 1 class in the BOXTOROW rankings for the first time ever

by Donal Ware boxtorow.com For 15 years, BOXTOROW has ranked the top 10 HBCU FCS recruiting classes. Due to the pandemic, there weren’t as many large classes this year as there have seen in year’s past. The rankings are based on research and information received from school releases, from information in local newspaper articles, and

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1/28/21 HBCU Football Daily Podcast: Prairie View A&M

Third-year Prairie View A&M head football coach Eric Dooley talks with Donal Ware about having to replace all-world running back Dawonya Tucker, preparation for the 2021 spring season, how 13 points could have changed the 2019 season, and about how improved the defense should be for the Panthers. Click to download or listen to listen

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HBCUFDP returns July 24

HBCU Football Daily Podcast Postponed

Listen to the podcast. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the postponement of football in the fall by HBCU conferences, BOXTOROW, a subsidiary of DWCommunications, LLC, is postponing its HBCU football daily podcast. Hosted by FROM THE PRESS BOX TO PRESS ROW host Donal Ware, now in its fourth season, the podcast has already previewed

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Marrow named BOXTOROW Division I Player of the Year, again, leads All-America Team

Despite the season not being fully completed due to COVID-19, the 2019-20 season was still memorable and exciting. With that, BOXTOROW releases its 12th annual Division I men’s college basketball All-America teams. Hampton guard Jermaine Marrow has been named BOXTOROW Division I National Player of the Year for the second year in a row. Marrow,

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FAMU is No. 1, in BOXTOROW recruiting rankings

by Donal Ware boxtorow.com This is the 14th year of BOXTOROW’s Top 10 HBCU FCS Recruiting Class Rankings. Recruiting at HBCUs has really stepped up, to the point that HBCUs are regularly landing recruits that would go to small to mid-sized FBS programs. While Morgan State didn’t make this list, second-year head coach Tyrone Wheatley

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