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2023 HBCU Legacy Bowl Rings By Zales

Zales Jewelers debuted the new 2023 HBCU Legacy ring each player will receive for participating in the game for Team Robinson and Team Gaither.
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2023 HBCU Legacy Bowl Rings By Zales
2023 HBCU Legacy Bowl Rings By Zales

Zales Jewelers debuted the new 2023 HBCU Legacy ring each player will receive for participating in the game for Team Robinson and Team Gaither. 

2023 HBCU LEGACY BOWL RINGS

The diamond-encrusted ring has the HBCU Legacy Bowl's logo prominently displayed with a silver outline of a football surrounded by diamonds. The players' names, positions, and jersey numbers are engraved on one side, and the team is represented on the opposite side with the Black College Football Hall of Fame logo and year.

BLACK COLLEGE HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES RINGS

On the day of the HBCU Legacy Bowl, Zale announced its sponsorship of the Black College Football Hall of Fame (BCFHOF), becoming the official jeweler to create the iconic rings for inductees starting with the Class of 2023.

For Signet Jewelers®, Zales' parent company, this sponsorship signifies its continued collaboration with the Pro Football Hall of Fame (PFHOF). Further, it deepens its dedication and support for Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs).

Executives from Zales will unveil the design of this prestigious ring for the Class of 2023 inductees on February 25th at the HBCU Legacy Bowl, presented by the BCFHOF.

This All-Star game showcases the top NFL draft-eligible football players from HBCUs and highlights the incoming BCFHOF Class of 2023. The BCFHOF will hold the official Induction Ceremony in Atlanta, Georgia, on June 10th. Inductees will receive an official Black College Football Hall of Fame Ring from Zales.

Using the most advanced technology in the jewelry industry along with the craftsmanship of master jewelers, this amazing ring is made in 14k gold featuring a stunning navette-shaped black onyx, which was chosen to represent a football. The black onyx stone provides protection, stamina, and determination to help one persevere.

This ring has 60 sparkling diamonds weighing a total of one and a half carats. One side of the ring carries the BCFHOF logo with the year the recipient is inducted. The other side pays homage to two of the most recognized symbols of football, a helmet, and a goal post, along with the inductee's name and the years they were active. The inside is engraved in a script font with the inductee's full name and the name of the college where they played.

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Kyle T. Mosley
KYLE T. MOSLEY

I am Kyle T. Mosley, the Founder, Managing Editor, and Chief Reporter for the HBCU Legends, Saints News Network, and Pelicans Scoop on FanNation a Sports Illustrated team channel since October 2019.  Morehouse Alum, McDonogh #35 Roneagles (NOLA), Drum Major of the Tenacious Four.  My Father, Mother, Grandmother, Aunts and Uncles were HBCU graduates! Host of "Blow the Whistle" HBCU Legends, "The Quad" with Coach Steward, and "Bayou Blitz" Podcasts. Radio/Media Appearances:  WWL AM/FM Radio in New Orleans (Mike Detillier/Bobby Hebert),  KCOH AM 1230 in Houston (Ralph Cooper), WBOK AM in New Orleans (Reggie Flood/Ro Brown), and 103.7FM "The Game" (Jordy Hultberg/Clint Domingue), College Kickoff Unlimited (Emory Hunt), Jeff Lightsly Show, and Offscript TV on YouTube. Television Appearance: Fox26 in Houston on The Isiah Carey Factor, College Kickoff Unlimited (Emory Hunt). My Notable Interviews:  Byron Allen (Media Mogul), Deion Sanders (Jackson State University, Head Coach), Tomekia Reed (Jackson State Lady Tigers Basketball Coach), Taylor Rooks (NBA Reporter), Swin Cash (VP of Basketball - New Orlean Pelicans), Demario and Tamala Davis (NFL Player), Jerry Rice (Hall of Famer), Doug Williams (HBCU & NFL Legend), Emmitt Smith (Hall of Famer), James "Shack" Harris (HBCU & NFL Legend), Cris Carter (Hall of Famer), Solomon Wilcots (SiriusXM NFL Host), Steve Wyche (NFL Network), Jim Trotter (NFL Network), Travis Williams (Founder of HBCU All-Stars, LLC), Malcolm Jenkins (NFL Player), Cam Jordan (NFL), Demario Davis (NFL), Allan Houston (NBA All-Star), Drew Brees (Former NFL QB), Deuce McAllister (Former NFL RB), Willie Roaf (NFL Hall of Fame), Jim Everett (Former NFL Player), Quinn Early (Former NFL Player), Dr. Reef (NFL Players' Trainer Specialist), Nataria Holloway (VP of the NFL). I am building a new team of journalists, podcasters, videographers, and interns.  For media requests, interviews, or interest in joining HBCU Legends, please contact me at kmosley@hbcusi.com. Follow me:

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