Kyle Mosley

2 weeks ago | si.com | Kyle Mosley

The Mighty Marching Hornets band of Alabama State University announced the passing of assistant director Charles Goodwin III. "Mr. Goodwin was a dedicated educator, musician, and mentor whose passion and commitment left an indelible mark on the ASU community. His legacy will continue to resonate through the music, spirit, and excellence he helped inspire," per WSFA 12 in Montgomery, Alabama.

2 weeks ago | si.com | Kyle Mosley

For most of the contest, Aryna Sabalenka sulked, pouted, and yelled at her coach from the court as Coco Gauff stoically and calmly outplayed the world's top-ranked women's player. "It feels great," Gauff told fellow American tennis player Sloane Stephens. "It was tough. I don't think either of us were playing great, but I knew as soon as I stepped in the court, when I felt that it was windy, it was going to be one of those matches.

3 weeks ago | si.com | Kyle Mosley

Coco Gauff earns her place in tennis history as the third black woman, joining Serena Williams and Althea Gibson, and the ninth American to win a French Open Championship. The victory was Gauff's second Grand Slam title at the age of 21. Gauff struggled early in the first set but rallied to push the world's No. 1 women's tennis player, Aryna Sabalenka, who won it 7-6. However, Coco cruised to a 6-2 victory in the second set and eventually won the championship with a 6-4 score in the third set.

3 weeks ago | si.com | Kyle Mosley

KYLE T. MOSLEYI 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.

3 weeks ago | si.com | Kyle Mosley

For the first time in 41 years at Roland-Garros, the world's No. 1 and No. 2 players will compete for the French Open men's and women's singles titles. The classic 1984 matches were between McEnroe and Lendl (Men's) and Navratilova and Evert (Women's). This weekend's men's championship match will feature No. 1 Jannik Sinner, who will face No. 2 Carlos Alcaraz. History awaits as No. 2 Coco Gauff will battle No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka for the chance to hoist the Coupe Suzanne Lenglen Trophy.