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HBCU Football Scores: Week 3 Results, Highlights, and Updates (2026)

Week 3 HBCU football scoreboard from HBCU Legends on SI. The latest updates on scores, breaking news updates, videos, and social media postings for the 2026 college football season.
HBCU FOOTBALL'S WEEK 3 SCOREBOARD
HBCU FOOTBALL'S WEEK 3 SCOREBOARD | HBCU Gameday, CIAA, UEN, Light on College Sports, NSU Athletics

HOUSTON -- Follow the 2026 HBCU football Week 3 scoreboard from HBCU Legends on SI for the latest scores, breaking news, videos, and social media highlights from across the nation.

Coverage includes HBCU programs in the SWAC, MEAC, SIAC, CIAA, OVC, and CAA, along with NAIA programs and independents.

HBCU FOOTBALL'S WEEK 3 SCOREBOARD
HBCU FOOTBALL'S WEEK 3 SCOREBOARD | HBCU Gameday, CIAA, UEN, Light on College Sports, NSU Athletics

HBCU FOOTBALL - WEEK 3 SCORES


Division I

  • Norfolk State 42, Hampton 21
  • Bethune-Cookman 62, Virginia-Lynchburg 3
  • Butler 47, Chicago State 20
  • Arkansas-Pine Bluff 41, Central State 35
  • Campbell 42, N.C. A&T 14
  • Gardner-Webb 44, N.C. Central 20
  • Morgan State 41, Towson 26
  • Jackson State 41, Tuskegee 7
  • Alabama A&M 45, Bowie State 3
  • Tennessee State 29, Florida A&M 26
  • Delta State 21, Mississippi Valley State 6
  • North Alabama 38, Alcorn State 20
  • Southern 50, Louisiana Christian 31
  • South Carolina State 20, Furman 17
  • South Florida 59, Delaware State 17
  • Stephen F. Austin 31, Prairie View A&M 10

Division II, NAIA and small college

  • Virginia State 28, Elizabeth City State 14
  • Florida Memorial 64, Reinhardt 48
  • Benedict 34, Fort Valley State 33 (OT)
  • Johnson C. Smith 20, Fayetteville State 14
  • Shaw 49, Lincoln (Pa.) 27
  • West Virginia Wesleyan 28, West Virginia State 23
  • Kentucky State 21, Saginaw Valley State 17
  • Albany State 32, Allen 21
  • Morehouse 44, Lane 0
  • Miles 27, Clark Atlanta 14
  • Edward Waters 55, Savannah State 30
  • Livingstone 21, Winston-Salem State 13
  • Virginia Union 42, Bluefield State 0

Other new finals

Tennessee State 29, Florida A&M 26 — the Tigers' first win after an 0-3 start, and FAMU drops to 1-3 at home.
Jackson State 41, Tuskegee 7 — the Gorden Classic, as expected.
South Florida 59, Delaware State 17 — the Hornets take the $450,000 and a 42-point loss.
North Alabama 38, Alcorn State 20.

Four still open

Alabama A&M 45, Bowie State 3 (4th, 4:38) — the Hall of Fame Game after the weather delay.
Stephen F. Austin 31, Prairie View A&M 3 (4th, 6:44) — PVAMU shut out until late.
Miles 20, Clark Atlanta 14 (start of the 4th) — the delayed game is grinding to a finish, and Miles, 0-3 coming in, is ahead.
Texas College at Langston and Lincoln (Mo.) at Quincy — still nothing published anywhere.

South Carolina State defeated Furman 20-17.

Coach Tremaine Jackson said at halftime the team did not have good practices during the week, now trailing 31-3 in the 4th. Should the Panthers fall tonight, they will limp into the State Fair Classic at 1-3 on the season, while Grambling State will be at 2-1.

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