Kenn Rashad
Editor and Publisher at HBCU Sports
Media Entrepreneur & Journalist | Publisher & Editor @HBCUSports, Husband, Dad, #Gramfam, #NABJ & KAΨ👌🏾♦️ IG: kennrashad
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3 weeks ago |
hbcusports.com | Kenn Rashad
In this special episode of the HBCU Sports Podcast, host Kenn Rashad sits down with Garrett Edgerson, the Emmy Award-winning media director behind the iconic visuals of Southern University’s Human Jukebox. What happens when one student with a camera changes the entire HBCU band media game? Garrett shares the untold story of how a GoPro clip in 2014 helped launch a digital movement, how Southern’s band became the gold standard for HBCU media, and why rival programs started following his lead.
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1 month ago |
hbcusports.com | Kenn Rashad
When folks talk HBCU sports, it’s usually football first, and maybe basketball if they’re paying attention. But HBCU baseball has its own legacy. A deep one that isn’t addressed enough. And that legacy was built by coaches who didn’t just fill out lineups. They built programs from scratch, molded boys into men, and gave HBCUs a seat at the national table. They coached through budget cuts, bus breakdowns, and overlooked talent. Still, they found a way to win.
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1 month ago |
hbcusports.com | Kenn Rashad
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1 month ago |
hbcusports.com | Kenn Rashad
The Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) and Commissioner Charles McClelland have secured a pivotal legal victory in a $150 million lawsuit filed by Urban Edge Network, Inc. (UEN), according to a release published by the conference office on Tuesday. The case, which challenged the SWAC’s exclusive control over its media rights, was partly resolved by an April 21, 2025, arbitration ruling that dismissed all claims filed by Urban Edge.
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2 months ago |
hbcusports.com | Kenn Rashad
As the 2025 NFL Draft approaches on Thursday, many will be watching with cautious optimism, hoping to hear the name of at least one HBCU player. It’s a moment full of possibility but also grounded in reality. In recent years, the draft hasn’t always favored HBCU athletes. And in some years, not a single name has been called. Still, we hope. The goal remains the same for those waiting for their chance: show up, stand out, and seize the moment when it comes.
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