The legendary NFL running back and current Texas Southern University's running backs coach was inducted into the University of Houston Athletics Hall of Honor.
Byron Jackson discusses 35 years of filming his brother, DeSean Jackson, and the "Go Deep" documentary in an interview with HBCU Legends' Kyle T. Mosley.
The "Athleadership" author says leadership is a response, not a title, and wants to help HBCU athletes prepare for pressures and opportunities beyond sports.
The Black College Football Hall of Fame named 52 players to the 2026 Deacon Jones Trophy watch list. The MEAC doubled to 20 as the field narrowed to four leagues.
Howard alum Ian Wheeler brings United Bowl MVP honors and Bookman study habits to Buffalo Bills training camp, where special teams is his path onto the field.
Drew Robinson, a former Texas Southern linebacker, spent 10 hours outside the Houston Texans facility with a hand-lettered sign asking for one NFL tryout.
Chennis Berry, HBCU Legends' 2025 Sports Person of the Year, breaks down South Carolina State's championship blueprint as the Bulldogs open 2026 training camp.
From starring in the Space City Classic and playing both sides of the ball at a high level, to earning the respect of NFL teams and always supporting his alma mater, Bert Askson’s legacy is filled with pride, talent, and devotion.
HOUSTON – Texas Southern University’s Board of Regents will meet on Saturday, July 18, to review a proposal for hosting the Southern vs. Texas Southern football
New Orleans natives Marshall Faulk, Eddie Robinson Jr. and Mickey Joseph deliver Crescent City connection, respect and greatness to SWAC sidelines in 2026.
Former Arkansas-Pine Bluff star Terron Armstead joins Mark Ingram II in the New Orleans Saints Hall of Fame Class of 2026, adding another milestone to his remarkable HBCU-to-NFL legacy.
The former Howard Bison standout returned to Washington and delivered a championship performance, earning United Bowl MVP honors and putting NFL scouts on notice.
The Black College Football Hall of Fame inducted its Class of 2026 in Atlanta, honoring Jimmy Smith, Coach Rudy Hubbard, Steve Wyche and three HBCU greats.
The Black College Football Hall of Fame is moving the Allstate HBCU Legacy Bowl to Atlanta on Feb. 27, 2027, widening access for players, scouts and employers.