College football fans eagerly anticipating the 2024 season got a major treat this week as ESPN announced the highly anticipated kickoff details for the Clemson Tigers' clash against the Georgia Bulldogs. Set for Saturday, Aug. 31 at noon ET, the game will be broadcast live on ABC from the iconic Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta.

In a thrilling season opener, the New York Liberty secured their first regular-season victory with a hard-fought 85-80 win against the Washington Mystics. As the regular season begins, every game counts, and the Liberty showed they are ready to rise to the occasion.

Learning from their previous loss, the Liberty made strategic adjustments that paid off against the Sun. The team emphasized their strengths, playing a more cohesive and balanced game. This tactical shift was essential to outmaneuver the Sun, a team known for their competitiveness and depth, led by the dynamic Alyssa Thomas.

In a surprising turn of events, the New York Liberty faced a crushing defeat in their first preseason game, falling to the Chicago Sky with a final score of 101-53. This loss marks a tough start for the Liberty, who are coming off a disappointing 3-1 loss in the WNBA Championship to the Las Vegas Aces. Despite the setback, the team remains focused on their ultimate goal: to return to the championship game and bring home a win for their fans.

As Clemson prepares for the challenges ahead, the Orange & White spring game served as a platform for players to showcase their abilities and stake their claim for a prominent role in the team’s success. With a mix of seasoned veterans and promising newcomers, the Tigers are poised to make a statement in the upcoming season.

Back at home to cap off the three straight home games the Atlanta Gladiators were hoping to regroup after yesterday’s lost against the Florida Everblades. Facing them again tonight frothier Fan Appreciation Night and their last home game, the crowd showed up in good numbers to cheer them on before they hit the road next week.

Atlanta Gladiators were looking to carry over that energy from the night prior against the Florida Everblades during their Margaritaville night. As their home games come to an end, and as they seek to make it to the end of the season with a few more wins this team is playing hungry.

The Sweet 16 matchup against Arizona promises to be another epic battle, as Clemson looks to defy the odds once again and etch their name in March Madness history. For the Tigers and their fans, the journey is far from over, and the excitement of the tournament only continues to grow as they march onward towards their championship dreams.

In celebrating 60 years of speed and legacy, the Bob Hayes Invitational continues to inspire, uplift, and unite athletes from all walks of life.

As FAMU's women's basketball team continues its journey in the SWAC Tournament, one thing is clear: under the guidance of Coach Bridgette Gordon, the future is bright, and the possibilities are limitless.

A Sunday afternoon spent on ice, why not!? The Atlanta Gladiators took on the South Carolina Stingrays at home for a Sunday afternoon game.

On Saturday night, the Skyhawks faced off against the Magic in a highly anticipated rematch after losing to them previously in overtime. The Skyhawks have a reputation for being tough on their home court, and this game was no exception.

The College Park Skyhawks won their third consecutive match, defeating the G League Ignite in a commanding 100-81 victory in front of a packed audience at the Gateway Center Arena.

It's a weekday showdown as Clemson hosts Syracuse University on their home court, the Littlejohn Coliseum. The game is crucial as Selection Sunday approaches in 12 days, and both teams have been impressive with 20 wins each this season. Clemson has a slight advantage with only 9 losses compared to Syracuse's 10. The team is counting on their star player, P.J. Hall, to lead the way to victory.

The College Park Skyhawks won their third consecutive match, defeating the G League Ignite in a commanding 100-81 victory in front of a packed audience at the Gateway Center Arena.

The Gladiators entered their Thrasher theme night game last in the East, with 56 games played and a record of 18-35. Meanwhile, the Swamp Rabbits have played 54 games and sit at 36-16 on the season.

The HBCU Legacy Bowl continues to grow, showcasing the incredible talent and dedication of HBCU athletes. As these players seize the opportunity to shine, the event strengthens its reputation as a vital part of the journey to professional football. The Legacy Bowl is not just about football; it's a celebration of black excellence and the bright future of HBCU sports.

In a stunning turn of events at the 2023 Cricket Celebration Bowl, the Florida A&M University Rattlers emerged victorious, breaking the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference’s (MEAC) five-year winning streak over the Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC). The matchup against Howard University was far from a cakewalk for FAMU, despite initial perceptions of their superior team.

Coach Scott praised the team for their resilience, recognizing their strong comeback despite the setback. Both coach and players expressed a common determination: not only to return to the Celebration Bowl, but to triumph.

As the press conference drew to a close, the room was filled with a shared sense of pride, resilience, and a resolute commitment to return stronger in the future seasons. While the Howard Bison did not secure the trophy, their journey has etched an inspiring chapter in the annals of HBCU football.

These selections underscore the exceptional talent within the SWAC, recognizing outstanding performances and contributions across various positions. As the HBCU sports community eagerly awaits the awards ceremony, the list stands as a testament to the remarkable skill and dedication displayed throughout the season.