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Skyhawks Show Flash, But Rust and Runs Cost Them in Return to the Court
College Park came back to action tonight, and you could feel the early energy—but you could also feel the rust. The Skyhawks came out firing, dropping 32 points in the first quarter and looking like they were ready to run Long Island right out of the building.
Clemson Completes the Comeback and Secures Bowl Eligibility
On a crisp Saturday in Death Valley, the Tigers looked more like the version of themselves fans expected back in August — and the result finally showed. With a 45–10 win over the Furman Paladins, Clemson clinched bowl eligibility, extending a streak that now reaches over two decades.
MEAC Unveils 2025 All-Conference Football Honors
The Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) has officially announced its 2025 All-MEAC Football Teams, celebrating the exceptional talent, commitment, and competitive spirit displayed by student-athletes throughout the season.
Panthers Safety Tre’von Moehrig Suspended One Game After On-Field Incident
Carolina Panthers safety Tre’von Moehrig has been issued a one-game suspension without pay following an incident in Monday night’s matchup against the San Francisco 49ers.
Gladiators Charge Past Swamp Rabbits 4–2 in High-Energy Home Win
The Atlanta Gladiators came back to Gas South Arena on Saturday night with fire in their skates and something to prove. With a crowd ready for action and a division showdown on the line, Atlanta delivered a spirited 4–2 win over the Greenville Swamp Rabbits.
Clemson Men’s Basketball Defeats North Alabama 81–61 | Game Recap and Analysis
Clemson’s win over North Alabama was a positive step — a dominant opening half, strong contributions from the bench, and solid depth. But the second-half scoring slump raises legitimate questions about consistency.
Bayou Classic 2025: Tradition, Teams, and a New Orleans Showdown Preview
The Bayou Classic returns to the Caesars Superdome on Saturday, November 29, 2025, when longtime rivals Grambling State University and Southern University meet for the 52nd edition of one of college football’s richest HBCU traditions. Set against a weekend of Battle of the Bands, parades, fan festivals and Greek events, this matchup is as much a cultural celebration as it is a football game.
The Playmakers Press, Ed. 19
The Playmakers Press, edition 19 is a paper for the recent news circulating the sports world about Shedder Sanders, the HBCU Bayou Classic, James Franklin getting a new job and more!
Ja’Marr Chase Suspended One Game for Unsportsmanlike Conduct
The National Football League today announced that Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase has been suspended one game without pay for committing an act of unsportsmanlike conduct during Sunday’s game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Deacons Dominate on Military Appreciation Day, Knock Off UNC
On a crisp Saturday afternoon at 4:30 PM, Wake Forest lit up their home stadium for a poignant Military Appreciation Day, hosting the University of North Carolina Tar Heels in a much-anticipated ACC showdown. Adding to the intrigue: Bill Belichick, legendary NFL coach turned college sideline figure.
Skyhawks vs. Go-Go Recap: College Park Falls 111–104 in Kids Day Matchup
The College Park Skyhawks fell 111–104 to the Capital City Go-Go on Kids Day, despite a strong start and standout performances from Javan Johnson, Toppin, and Kobe Johnson.
Skyhawks Capture Electric Home Opener Win in Front of Sold-Out Crowd
The College Park Skyhawks launched their 2025–26 home slate in spectacular fashion, securing a 121–113 victory over the Capital City Go-Go in front of a sold-out crowd at Gateway Center Arena. Friday night’s turnout marked the team’s fourth straight home-opening sellout dating back to 2022–23, proving once again that Skyhawks basketball continues to soar in College Park.
Clemson Rallies in Dramatic Road Win at Louisville — One Step Away from Bowl Eligibility
Clemson shakes off early trouble, rallies with big plays, and escapes Louisville 20–19. The Tigers now sit at 5–5 and are primed to secure bowl eligibility with a win over Furman.
Gibson Shuts the Door as Stingrays Slip Past Gladiators in Gritty 1–0 Showdown
In a hard-fought defensive duel at North Charleston Coliseum, the South Carolina Stingrays edged the Atlanta Gladiators 1–0 on Friday night, powered by a stellar 33-save shutout from goaltender Mitchell Gibson.
MEAC Launches New Quarterly Wellness Newsletter for Student-Athletes
The Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) has introduced a new quarterly wellness newsletter dedicated to supporting the overall health of its student-athletes. Created to promote mental, physical, and emotional well-being, the newsletter will deliver practical tools, actionable tips, and reliable educational resources that help student-athletes succeed on and off the field.
COLLEGE PARK SKYHAWKS AND GRAY MEDIA’S ATLANTA NEWS FIRST EXTEND PARTNERSHIP TO AIR ALL HOME GAMES ON PEACHTREE SPORTS NETWORK
The College Park Skyhawks, the official NBA G League affiliate of the Atlanta Hawks, announced today a continued broadcast partnership with Gray Media’s Atlanta News First (WANF) to air every 2025–26 home game live on Peachtree Sports Network (PSN).
The Playmakers Press, Ed. 18
The Playmakers Press, edition 18 is a dedication paper for the recent lives lost around the sports world- Lenny Wilkens, Paul Tagliabue, and Marshawn Kneeland.
Remembering Paul Tagliabue (1940–2025)
In the world of professional football, few figures left as enduring a mark as Paul Tagliabue. The former commissioner of the NFL served from 1989 to 2006 and died on November 9, 2025, at the age of 84, at his home in Chevy Chase, Maryland, from heart failure compounded by Parkinson’s disease.