The Grambling State Tigers have won the last two SWAC championship, an HBCU national championship in 2016 and the last three SWAC Western Division crowns. What will be different about the the upcoming 2018 season will be that the Tigers won’t have a clear starter at quarterback. The Tigers defense however will be good this
Anthony Jones is the new head football coach at Elizabeth City State and talked with Donal Ware about expectations for the Vikings and set the record straight about his time at Alabama A&M.
Tim Place is in his 11th season as the head football coach at Chowan and talks with Donal Ware about the upcoming season for the Hawks.
Langston finished 10-1 in 2017 and hosted a first round game in the NAIA Playoffs. Head coach Qunton Morgan has higher expectations for the Lions in 2018 and talked with host Donal Ware about it.
The first episode of our second season takes a look at the Edward Waters Tigers as first-year head coach Greg Ruffin joins host Donal Ware.
Donal breaks down the game between North Carolina Central and North Carolina A&T, the Aggie-Eagle rivalry and what it means for the race for the MEAC championship.
Donal breaks down two big games that could be respective conference championship game previews; Winston-Salem State hosts Bowie State in a rematch of the last two CIAA championship games and Albany State and Tuskegee meet in the annual Whitewater Classic in Phenix City, AL.
We end the week with the Bulldogs. SCSU was 5-6 last year which does not sit well in Orangeburg. BOXTOROW Willie Davis Defensive Player of the Year, linebacker Darius Leonard is one of the best players in FCS and will anchor the defense. But the offense is in transition. Who will start at quarterback? Host
In 2016, Bethune-Cookman was beset by plenty of injuries which led to a disappointing season. But the Wildcats are healthy coming into 2017 and return eight starters on offense. Host Donal Ware explains why B-CU will have one of the best backfields in FCS.
The Florida A&M Rattlers were picked to finish sixth in the MEAC preseason. Host Donal Ware explains why he things FAMU will finish in the top five.