The 2025 Black College Football Hall of Fame “Clash at the Classic” will be broadcast live on NFL Network and streamed on NFL+ and HBCUGO.tv on Sunday, August 31 at 4:00 p.m. ET, as No. 19 Virginia Union University takes on No. 24 Miles College at Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium in Canton, Ohio.

Post Game Conference- MEAC/SWAC KICKOFF CHALLENGE 2025: NCCU Eagles dominate Southern Jaguars 31-14 in electric Georgia showdown. Christian Moseley leads Eagles to victory at Center Parc Stadium. Epic HBCU football featuring Human Jukebox vs Sound Machine band battle. Complete game recap with coach interviews and key plays.

MEAC/SWAC KICKOFF CHALLENGE 2025: NCCU Eagles dominate Southern Jaguars 31-14 in electric Georgia showdown. Christian Moseley leads Eagles to victory at Center Parc Stadium. Epic HBCU football featuring Human Jukebox vs Sound Machine band battle.

Leading the charge is newly appointed Head Coach Brian Jenkins, who delivered inspiring opening remarks that outlined his vision for the program's future. Jenkins brings a wealth of experience and a proven track record of building championship-caliber programs, promising to elevate Edward Waters football to unprecedented heights.

Edward Waters University football is making headlines with the addition of veteran coach Eric Dooley to its staff for the upcoming season. Dooley will join newly announced Head Coach Brian Jenkins, creating a tandem that brings both experience and pedigree to the SIAC.

The Black College Football Hall of Fame (BCFHOF) today unveiled the 2025 Watch List for the prestigious Black College Football Player of the Year Award, presented annually to the most outstanding football player from a Historically Black College & University (HBCU). The recipient will be honored with the Deacon Jones Trophy, a symbol of excellence, perseverance, and leadership.

The anticipation was palpable as coaches and athletic directors from North Carolina Central University and Southern University gathered for the MEAC/SWAC Kickoff Challenge press conference, setting the stage for what promises to be an electrifying clash on August 23, 2025, in Atlanta.

The Sheraton Birmingham hummed with anticipation on July 16, 2025, as the SWAC's finest gathered for the annual Media Day showcase. While the energy may have been more measured than years past, the palpable excitement for a new football season filled every corner of the venue as coaches, players, and media converged to preview what promises to be another thrilling year of SWAC football.

The Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference opened its 2025 football season preparations with a dynamic media day event Tuesday at the Tubman African American Museum in Macon. Representatives from all 13 SIAC football programs gathered to preview the upcoming season.

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.

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 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 exciting Saturday night showdown at Nathaniel Glover Stadium, the Edward Waters Tigers put up a tough fight but ultimately fell short, losing 27-20 to Savannah State in a hard-fought contest.

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.

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.

Coming into tonight’s game, the topic of discussion was whether the Rattlers could continue their current winning streak at Bragg Memorial. The running statement is that they do not lose at Bragg, and even though they consider every stadium "Bragg," everyone knows that protecting the home field is the main objective.

MEAC/SWAC Kickoff Challenge hosted at Centre Parc Stadium in Atlanta, GA kicked off at 7:43 pm. The time was now to prove who would take home the trophy at the end of the night. Both teams with much to prove came out ready to go- it was Florida A&M against Norfolk State.