Jackson State University (JSU) secured a historic 28-7 win over South Carolina State University (SCSU) in the Celebration Bowl.

This year's class represents a remarkable cross-section of gridiron greatness, featuring 23 players and four coaches who have left an indelible mark on HBCU football.

As South Carolina football marched through November, collecting four wins against ranked opponents and capping the regular season with a thrilling victory over Clemson, hope ignited.

The Celebration Bowl isn't just a game—it's a cultural moment where athletic excellence meets historical legacy. Two conference champions will battle for more than a trophy.

The South Carolina Gamecocks celebrated a successful early signing day, securing a talented group of recruits that Head Coach Shane Beamer believes will elevate the program to new heights.

The landscape of HBCU football is set to shift significantly heading into the 2025 season, with nine head coaching positions opening across various programs.

In a heartbreaking turn of events, Mississippi Valley State University’s football team lost one of its own on Friday night. Ryan Quinney, a 20-year-old junior linebacker, was killed in a car crash while the vehicle he was in allegedly attempted to flee from police. The tragedy unfolded just hours before the Delta Devils were set to face Jackson State University, casting a shadow over the weekend’s game and leaving the MVSU community in mourning.

There’s something magical about winning a Homecoming game, and Florida A&M delivered that magic Saturday at Bragg Memorial Stadium. The Rattlers put on a show, steamrolling Texas Southern 52-28 and keeping their dreams of a Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) title very much alive.

In an action-packed showdown at Folsom Field, the Colorado Buffaloes battled fiercely but couldn’t pull off the upset, falling 31-28 to No. 18 Kansas State.

On Saturday, September 20, the Colorado Buffaloes scripted a memorable Homecoming thriller, overcoming Baylor University 38-31 in overtime. In a game that had it all—comebacks, late-game heroics, and a stadium-rocking finish—Colorado's win secured their first Big 12 victory since rejoining the conference, sending their fans into pandemonium.

The Black College Football Hall of Fame (BCFHOF) has officially announced the first two players to earn a coveted spot in the 2025 Allstate HBCU Legacy Bowl. Among the honorees are Grambling State University’s standout quarterback Myles Crawley and Virginia Union University’s star running back Jada Byers, both set to showcase their talents in the highly anticipated postseason all-star game.

In just the third week of the 2024 college football season, the AP Top 25 has already been shaken up in ways no one anticipated. The Texas Longhorns have claimed the No. 1 spot for the first time since 2008, rising to the top after Georgia’s narrow escape against Kentucky.

In the lead-up to Saturday night’s Rocky Mountain Showdown, Colorado State made headlines with disrespectful comments aimed at Deion Sanders’ Colorado Buffaloes, diminishing their success to mere social media hype and Instagram followers. But after a decisive 28-9 win, Colorado proved that football, not followers, reigns supreme on the field.

Florida A&M University (FAMU) suffered its first loss of the season on Saturday, falling to the University of Miami Hurricanes, 56-9, in a Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) versus Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) matchup at Hard Rock Stadium. Under the leadership of head coach Colziee II, the Rattlers now sit at 2-1. Known for his defensive background, Coach Colziee would have hoped for a more competitive showing, especially on defense, against a strong ACC contender.

In the post-game press conference, Coach Sanders defended his quarterback, noting that Sanders made the plays he was instructed to make. When questioned about the limited running game, he explained that they had to adapt to the opportunities presented. Despite a weaker run game, the team managed 445 passing yards, which he considered a success.

As anticipation builds for this landmark game, fans and players alike are eager to witness the clash between the Grambling State Tigers and the Ohio State Buckeyes. This game is more than just a matchup; it is a celebration of the rich histories and cultural significance of both programs. The 2025 season opener in Columbus promises to be a memorable event, further solidifying the important role of HBCU football in the national conversation.

The comprehensive coverage of SWAC games on ESPN's platforms is a well-deserved recognition, putting HBCU football in the national spotlight. There is optimism that both the SWAC and MEAC will continue to grow in recognition, securing more televised games and greater opportunities to showcase the immense talent within these programs.