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HBCU Football Scores: Week 4 Results, Highlights, and Updates (2026)

Week 4 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.
WEEK 4 HBCU FOOTBALL SCORES - 2026
WEEK 4 HBCU FOOTBALL SCORES - 2026 | HBCU LEGENDS

HOUSTON -- Follow the 2026 HBCU football Week 4 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 SCORES - WEEK 4

Division I

  • Jackson State 35, Southern 17
  • Alabama A&M 40, Florida A&M 21 (att. 11,380)
  • Alabama State 41, Mississippi Valley State 15
  • Prairie View A&M 21, Grambling State 14 (State Fair Classic)
  • Alcorn State 43, Texas Southern 40 (OT)
  • S.C. State 31, Bethune-Cookman 21
  • Norfolk State 43, Chicago State 20
  • Delaware State 33, Towson 28
  • N.C. A&T 22, Rhode Island 18
  • Campbell 44, Hampton 20
  • East Carolina 42, N.C. Central 9 (att. 43,772)
  • Rutgers 58, Howard 7 (Fri., att. 34,466)

Division II and NAIA

  • Virginia State 49, Winston-Salem State 19
  • Bowie State 34, Elizabeth City State 23
  • Virginia Union 14, Fayetteville State 0
  • Shaw 28, Livingstone 27 (OT)
  • Lincoln (Pa.) 20, Bluefield State 7
  • Kentucky State 24, Albany State 16
  • Edward Waters 46, Morehouse 38
  • Central State 38, Lane 6
  • Miles 25, Savannah State 17
  • Warner (Fla.) 32, Clark Atlanta 10
  • West Georgia 49, Fort Valley State 7
  • Arkansas Baptist 24, Langston 9
  • Cumberland (Tenn.) 41, Florida Memorial 14
  • Tuskegee 20, Benedict 17 (Thu.)

GAME UPDATES

With 3:10 left, Grambling State has scored on a 47-yard touchdown. It's PV 21, GSU 14.

  • The State Fair Classic is heading into the 4th quarter with the Panthers leading 14-7 over the Tigers.
  • Prairie View A&M 14, Grambling State 7; Q3

Alcorn State defeats Texas Southern, 43-40. OT

TSU leads after a 48-yard field goal! 40-37 in OT.

Alcorn State 37, Texas Southern 37...we're in overtime!!! What a game for the Tigers who were down 34-12 at one point in the contest.

ASU 34, TSU 24
ASU 34, TSU 24 | SWAC

Bethune-Cookman 7, South Carolina State 7. Q1

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  • ASU 34, TSU 19; Q3 --- McCoy tosses a touchdown to bring the Tigers within 15 points of the Braves.
  • Alcorn 34, Texas Southern 12; Q3 --- The Braves marched down the field and capped of the drive with a rushing touchdown.
  • Without QB Andrew Body, the true freshman QB Aaron Frye has scored two touchdowns for the Hornets.
  • A pregame scuffle between Southern and Jackson State.
  • Delaware State takes a 3-0 early lead in Q1.
  • DII: It's time that we start talking about Kentucky State and Central State...they are winning!
  • NCCU trails East Carolina, 28-3
  • Alcorn State leading Texas Southern, 13-3; Q2 starting.
  • Morehouse scored 22 points in the 4th quarter to cut the deficit to 8 points when Miles Scott threw a touchdown pass to Dylan Brook with just over 3:00 minutes remaining. Edward Waters ran out the clock. EW - 46, Morehouse - 38 (FINAL)
  • Clark Atlanta falls to Wagner, 32-10 (FINAL)
    VA Union defeats Fayetteville State, 14-0.
  • Virginia State defeated Winston-Salem State 49-19 in a college football game on September 26, 2026, at Rogers Stadium in Petersburg, Virginia. The win improved the Virginia State Trojans to 4-1 overall and 3-0 in the CIAA, while the Winston-Salem State Rams dropped to 0-5 overall and 0-3 in conference play.

HBCU FOOTBALL - WEEK 4 SCORES



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