Donal Ware talks with for Albany State star and current Indianapolis Colts defensive tackle Grover Stewart and Southern head football coach Eric Dooley. He also talks Robinson/Sanders kerfuffle and previews the HBCU National Games of the Week, Download or listen.
There are three big games with championship implications and Donal Ware previews all three: Virginia Union/Bowie State, Alcorn/Southern, and Benedict/Albany State. Download or listen.
boxtorow.com Some big games in Week 6 caused slight shifts in The HBCU Division II Coaches Poll powered by BOXTOROW, but Virginia Union remains No. 1 The Panthers received all but one first place vote. No. 2 Albany State and No. 3 Benedict remained the same. Bowie State climbed back into the top five after
Donal Ware takes a look at Week 7 in HBCU football and talks about some of the key matchups. Download or listen to the podcast.
boxtorow.com Virginia Union is unbeaten and remains at the top of The HBCU Division II Coaches Poll powered by BOXTOROW. The Panthers received 21 first place votes. Albany State received a first place vote to remain at No. 2, outpacing Benedict, who received two first place votes, by six points. Virginia State moved up one
boxtorow.com Virginia Union remains unbeaten and at the top of The HBCU Division II Coaches Poll powered by BOXTOROW. The Panthers received 18 first place votes. No. 2 Albany State received three first place votes. No. 3 Benedict and No. 4 Fort Valley State both picked up wins and remain undefeated. Virginia State moved up
boxtorow.com Virginia Union defeated Livingstone to stay unbeaten and remains No. 1 in The HBCU Division II Coaches Poll powered by BOXTOROW. The Panthers received 19 first place votes. No. 2 Albany State received three first place votes. Bowie State, who was No. 1 last week, fell to Saginaw Valley State and dropped to No.
boxtorow.com Virginia Union knocked off perineal Division II power Valdosta State on the road and was voted No. 1 in The HBCU Division II Coaches Poll powered by BOXTOROW. The Panthers received 13 first place votes. No. 2 Albany State received three first place votes. Bowie State, who was No. 1 last week, fell to
Virginia Union Running Back Jada Byers 5-7, 180, Sophomore, Hammonton, N.J. Carried the ball 32 times for 319 yards and three touchdowns and had three receptions for 23 yards and a touchdown as Virginia Union defeated Valdosta State 45-40. He scored on touchdown runs of 22, 52, and 50 yards, the 22-yarder being the game
boxtorow.com Bowie State defeated New Haven 27-20 on Saturday and kept its No. 1 ranking in The HBCU Division II Coaches Poll powered by BOXTOROW. The Bulldogs received all but one first place vote. No. 2 Albany State also won its game against Mississippi College and received the other first place vote. West Virginia State