Those words framed the entire afternoon. Not as charity. Not as optics. But as access. And in women’s basketball, access still matters—especially for HBCU programs.
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During the HBCU Sports Pod-a-Thon, Grambling athletics director Trayveon Scott sat down with us to talk candidly about what’s really happening inside Grambling Athletics, from the difference between NIL and revenue sharing to how decisions are made, pressure is managed, and how progress is measured in an ever-changing landscape.
Nunnie on the Sideline
In a powerful reaffirmation of its long-standing relationship with Caribbean athletics, World Athletics has committed US$100,000 (approximately J$16 million) to assist Jamaica’s track and field community following the devastation caused by Hurricane Melissa.
In a moment of striking vulnerability, former Caribbean Association of National Olympic Committees president and longtime Trinidad and Tobago Olympic Committee leader Brian Lewis has disclosed that he has been diagnosed with cancer.
Nunnie on the Sideline
Ted White, who still owns much of the MEAC’s passing records, was offered the Bison’s head coaching position interim president Wayne Frederick Friday afternoon.
Myles Garrett etched his name into NFL history Sunday, breaking the league’s single-season sack record during the Cleveland Browns’ matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals.
The first SWAC battle between Charlie Ward and Reggie Theus lived up to the hype.
South Carolina State guard Jayden Johnson’s bucket with less than a second to go lifted the Bulldogs to a 58-57 win over Howard Saturday afternoon in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference opener for both teams.