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Volume 169 of the KRSB HBCU Sports Daily Briefing is LIVE!
08/29/2026

Volume 169 of the KRSB HBCU Sports Daily Briefing is LIVE!

07/27/2026

"If you do not record your own history, others will write it for you or forget it entirely." 📜🧡

Volume 136 of the KRSB HBCU Sports Daily Briefing is officially LIVE!

Today, we clear the entire stage. No poll rankings, no conference recaps, no shared headlines. Volume 136 belongs 100% to a living legend and titan of Black college sports media: Mr. Ed Hill Jr.

For over three decades at Howard University and across the MEAC footprint, Ed Hill served as far more than a Sports Information Director; he was the guardian of our history. Long before digital archives, he maintained the stats, published the guides, and ensured that HBCU athletes received national respect. Modern networks like KRSB stand directly on the foundation he built.

Thank you, Mr. Ed Hill Jr., for setting a standard of precision, dignity, and uncompromised excellence!

🎧 Listen to today's briefing audio on the deck.
📝 Read the full Volume 136 tribute at KRSBradio.com.
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07/13/2026

Some seasons are measured by wins. Others are measured by the doors they open for everyone who comes after.
The KRSB Summer Series continues

🐍 In 1978, Head Coach Rudy Hubbard and the Florida A&M Rattlers stepped into unfamiliar territory and made history, defeating Massachusetts 35-28 to finish the season 12-1.

🏆 THE FIRST OF THEIR KIND: With that legendary victory, FAMU became the first-ever NCAA Division I-AA National Champions. To this day, they remain the only HBCU program to ever capture an NCAA Division I-AA/FCS national title.

Years before television contracts or transfer portals, the Rattlers proved that elite talent, preparation, and belief could carry an HBCU straight to the top of the NCAA mountain. They didn’t wait for external validation—they earned it on the field.

📝 Read the full historical report at KRSBradio.com. Anytime. Anyplace. Any play.
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07/11/2026

Saturday, July 11, 2026
The American League won the game. HBCU baseball won the night. And Philadelphia witnessed it firsthand. Volume 120 of the KRSB HBCU Sports Briefing is LIVE.

⚾ Friday night under the lights at Citizens Bank Park, the American League defeated the National League 6-1 in the fourth annual MLB HBCU Swingman Classic. Congratulations to Southern University center fielder Jacoby Radcliffe on earning MVP honors!

🔊 Beyond the scoreboard, the night carried the full sound, color, and pride of the culture. From Divine Nine organizations filling the stadium to a powerful tribute honoring the late Southern baseball legend Roger Cador, Black college baseball proved it demands the biggest stage available.

KRSB was live on the grass from the dugouts to the lights. This was more than an exhibition—it was a statement.

📝 Read the complete post-game report at KRSBradio.com.
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07/09/2026

Before television contracts, bowl tie-ins, or recruiting rankings, there were programs that built college football's foundation with sheer discipline. Volume 118 of the KRSB HBCU Sports Briefing is LIVE.

🏈 The 1949 Morgan State Bears, led by the legendary Edward P. Hurt, completed a flawless 8-0 season, captured the CIAA title, and claimed the Black College National Championship.

📊 They didn't just win; they dominated. The Bears shut out four opponents and overwhelmed the competition by a combined score of 226-33. Coach Hurt spent three decades building a Baltimore powerhouse, racking up 14 CIAA crowns and 11 undefeated seasons.

The 1949 Bears didn't simply win games. They proved that excellence has never required permission.

📝 Read the full historical board at KRSBradio.com
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07/07/2026

Perfection is an exhausting word. In sports, it demands that you refuse to slip even once, while the rest of the world waits for you to fail. Volume 116 of the KRSB HBCU Sports Briefing is LIVE.

🏀 In 1965, the Central State Marauders didn't just chase perfection. They chained it to the floor. Tracing back to their 1856 roots, this legendary squad went an unblemished 30-0 to capture the NAIA National Championship.

🏆 Punctuated by a definitive 71-51 demolition of Oklahoma Baptist in the title game, they built an unassailable fortress that remains one of the cleanest examples of greatness in hoops history.

Some threads in history are left open. Central State closed the loop on the court.
Read the full board at KRSBradio.com
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07/06/2026

Monday, July 6, 2026
Summer has a habit of making people impatient, but sometimes a schedule tells a story before the first snap. Volume 115 of the KRSB HBCU Sports Briefing is LIVE.

🏈 This fall, the CIAA and the SIAC renew one of Division II HBCU football's most intriguing measuring sticks with four early-season matchups that will test conference pride.

📊 Livingstone vs. Allen. Benedict vs. Johnson C. Smith. Elizabeth City State vs. Fort Valley State. Johnson C. Smith vs. Albany State.

These games won't decide conference championships. They will shape perceptions. Every September begins with predictions. By sunset, only the scoreboard tells the truth.

📝 Read the full board at KRSBradio.com.

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07/05/2026

Sunday, July 5, 2026
Some teams win championships. Others alter what the game is allowed to become. Volume 114 of the KRSB HBCU Sports Briefing is LIVE, officially launching our Summer Series.

🏀 The 1982 Cheyney State Wolves did not wait for permission. Led by Hall of Famer C. Vivian Stringer, they went 30-2 and stormed their way into the first-ever NCAA Division I National Championship Game.

🏆 The trophy slipped away. History did not. As the grandfather of all HBCUs, Cheyney reminded the nation that true legacy isn't meant to sit quietly on a wall—it runs the floor, defends, rebounds, and commands the room.

Championship banners tell us who won. The 1982 Wolves remind us who opened the door.

📝 Read the full historical board at KRSBradio.com.
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07/02/2026

Thursday, July 2, 2026
Today’s board is lean, but the signal is clear. Volume 111 of the KRSB HBCU Sports Briefing is LIVE.

🏈 Mississippi Valley State is not waiting on the fall. Single-game tickets and parking are officially on sale for the Delta Devils' 2026 season.

🎟️ It might sound like housekeeping, but it isn't. Football is moving from calendar ink to real money and real travel. This is where the season actually begins.

The rest of the board can wait until it earns its place.

🎧 Listen to the 60-second audio brief at the link in our bio.
📝 Read the full board at KRSBradio.com.

07/01/2026

Today's board is not loud but heavy. Volume 110 of the KRSB HBCU Sports Briefing is LIVE.

⚾️ Southern University baseball mourns the passing of legendary architect Roger Cador.
🏀 Howard honors women's basketball pioneer Linda Spencer.
🏈 The Black College Football Poll officially debuts to unify the national measuring stick.
💰 North Carolina HBCUs watch the sports betting revenue shift.
We keep watch not for noise, but for meaning.

To read today's full board, head to KRSBradio.com.
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