Steven J. Gaither
Veteran Journalist and Blogger at HBCU Gameday
@HBCUGameday Founder. Digital Game Changer. WSSU is my HBCU. [email protected] Views are mine.
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4 days ago |
hbcugameday.com | Steven J. Gaither
HOUSTON – An HBCU athletics official has been placed on leave after serious allegations surfaced this week. Dr. Kevin Granger, the Vice President of Intercollegiate Athletics at Texas Southern University, is facing a sexual assault accusation. A university staff member made the claim in a lawsuit filed by Houston attorney Tony Buzbee’s law firm. The HBCU administrator is accused of asking vulgar, graphic questions and inappropriately touching the staff member. KHOU 11 first reported the details.
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4 days ago |
hbcugameday.com | Steven J. Gaither
Winston-Salem State University alumni pride was on full display during ESPN’s First Take on Monday, as Stephen A. Smith delivered a heartfelt congratulations to fellow HBCU graduate Rajah Caruth. Caruth made history over the weekend by winning his first NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race of the 2025 season at Nashville Superspeedway on Friday, May 30—securing a playoff spot in the process.
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5 days ago |
myrtlebeachonline.com | Steven J. Gaither
The college football transfer portal continues to reshape rosters across the country- including at the Division II HBCU level -and Clark Atlanta head coach Teddy Keaton isn't sugarcoating his thoughts. On the latest episode of The Teddy Keaton Show, presented by HBCU Gameday, the coach delivered a raw, unfiltered breakdown of how HBCUs like CAU must navigate the ever-evolving landscape.
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5 days ago |
hbcugameday.com | Steven J. Gaither
The Celebration Bowl didn’t officially kick off until 2015, but the rivalry between the MEAC and SWAC runs deep in modern HBCU football history. This article is the first in a series that will explore a compelling hypothetical: what if the champions of the MEAC and SWAC had played each other every year from 2000 through 2014, just as they do now in Atlanta each December?
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5 days ago |
hbcugameday.com | Steven J. Gaither
HBCU powerhouse Winston-Salem State University (WSSU) is celebrating a historic postseason after capturing the 2025 CIAA Outdoor Track and Field Championship. The Rams’ momentum continued on the national stage, with multiple honors for both athletes and coaches, further cementing WSSU’s rise in HBCU track and field. At the NCAA Division II Outdoor Championships in Pueblo, Colorado, WSSU athletes Charnessa Reid and Brianna Benloss delivered standout performances.
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