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2019 All-SIAC Football Team

LR Bears 12-0 with Playoff WinNo.6 Lenoir Rhyne (12-0) defense pitch shutout for 3Q, limit Miles (9-3) to one score.(courtesy.lrbears.com)

2019 SIAC ChampionsMiles (9-2) defeats Albany St. (7-4) for 3rd SIAC Championship since 2015.(courtesy.milesgoldenbears.com)

Miles Wins SIAC West AgainMiles (8-2)  nets 4 sacks, 3 INTs, limits Tuskegee (5-5) to 2FGs for homecoming.(courtesy.milesgoldenbears.com)

Golden Bears Win Ruffin BowlMiles Golden Bears (6-1) take 28-0 lead, Edward Waters (1-6) drops Ruffin Bowl.(courtesy.milesgoldenbears.com)

Cardiac Bears Steal One, 23-21Miles Golden Bears (5-1) RB, Padarius Martin, scores with .19 seconds remaining.(courtesy.milesgoldenbears.com)

Late Heroics Save HomecomingMiles Bears (4-1) 4Q shutout, seals victory over Clark ATL (0-5) in midnight game.(courtesy.milesgoldenbears.com)

Miles Beats Lane in SIAC OpenerMiles Bears (3-1) amassed 590 yds. total offense, held Lane (2-2) to 52 rushing yds.(courtesy.milesgoldenbears.com) 

 Miners Topple Bears 49-21Missouri S&T Miners (2-1) slice and dice Miles Golden Bears (2-1) in Rolla, MO.(courtesy.minerathletics.com)

Golden Bears Claw MorehouseMiles Golden Bears (2-0) shred Morehouse (1-2) in Prince Hall Americanism Classic.(courtesy.milesgoldenbears.com)

Miles Takes Down FVSU in Opener
Miles Golden Bears (1-0) score 21 4Q pts. to pull away from Fort Valley St. (0-1).(courtesy.milesgoldenbears.com)

2019 SIAC Pre-Season

Defensive Player of the YearLB, Austin Stephens, totalled 120 tackles, 14.5 TFL, 1 sack, in route to 2018 SIAC DPOY.(courtesy. milesgoldenbears.com)

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Albany Wins Fountain City ClassicAlbany Golden Rams (8-2) score 28 unanswered pts. in 3Q to claim SIAC East.(courtesy.asugoldenrams.com)

Habersham TD Leads to 7-2 WinAlbany St. (5-2) RB, McKinley Habersham, storms to endzone on decisive 80 yd. run.(courtesy.asugoldenrams.com)

Albany State Wins HomecomingAlbany State Golden Rams (4-2) win homecoming for 4th in row; Lane Dragons (3-3).(courtesy.asugoldenrams.com)

Albany State Shuts Out TuskegeeAlbany Rams (3-2) defense holds uncharacteristic Tuskegee (1-4) to 47 rushing yds.(courtesy.asugoldenrams.com)

Golden Rams Dominate PanthersAlbany Golden Rams (2-2) double down on fumbling, bumbling Clark ATL (0-4).(courtesy.asugoldenrams.com) 

 Rams Whip #15 West GeorgiaAlbany State (1-2) rises up for quality win, upset DII #15 West Georgia Wolves (2-1).(courtesy.albanyherald.com)

Choctaws Complete ComebackMississippi College (1-1) stuns Albany State (0-2) with last minute TD in Clinton, MS.(courtesy.gochoctaws.com)

Goff Era Opens with 38-3 Victory#1 Valdosta State (1-0) scores 4 consecutive TDs, spoil Albany State (0-1) opener.(courtesy.vstateblazers.com)

ASU Rams Move in New DirectionCoach Giardina, former offensive coordinator, Charleston Southern, takes helm.(courtesy:walb.com)

Picked Last, Tigers Finish FirstSavannah Tigers (6-3) thrash FVSU WIldcats (6-3)  take SIAC East in first year back.(courtesy.ssuathletics.com)

Tigers Dominate Albany, 35-19Savannah State (5-3) makes statement, thumps Albany State (5-3) for homecoming.(courtesy.ssuathletics.com)

Tigers Take Down Clark ATLSavannah State (4-3) remain undefeated in SIAC, Clark ATL (0-7) lose homecoming.(courtesy.ssuathletics.com)

Braves Feature Aerial AttackAlcorn (5-2) QB, Felix Harper passes for 324 yds., 5 TDs over DII Savannah St. (3-3).(courtesy.alcornsports.com)

Bucs Score 17 Straight for 1st WinCharleston Southern (1-4) gets off the schneide, rallies over DII, Savannah St. (3-2).(courtesy.csusports.com)

SSU Tigers Pick Up 3rd WinSavannah Tigers (3-1) take B.T. Harvey Stadium, shut out Morehouse (1-3) in 2nd half.(courtesy.ssuathletics.com)

Tigers Win Augusta ClassicSavannah State Tigers (2-1) flexing in the SIAC, knock off Benedict Tigers (0-3).(courtesy.ssuathletics.com)

SSU Beats Virginia UniversitySavannah State Tigers (1-2) rush for 435 yds. over Virginia Lynchburg Dragons (0-3).(courtesy.ssuathletics.com)

SSU Back to SIAC

Savannah State returns to SIAC Conference



Breds Best Season Since 1978Kentucky Thorobreds (6-3) best turnaround in NCAA history, blowout Benedict (1-8).(courtesy.ksuthorbreds.com)

Breds Roll up 435 Yards RushingKentucky State (6-3)  RB, Brendan Lawler rushes for 139 yds., TD; Central St. (3-7).(courtesy.ksuthorobreds.com)

Breds Roll Up Season High 40 Pts.Kentucky Thorobreds (4-2) celebrate homecoming in style, Lane Dragons (2-5).(courtesy.ksuthorobreds.com)

Thorobreds Break Losing StreakKentucky St. (3-2) breaks 9 game SIAC losing streak, put down Clark ATL (0-6).(courtesy.ksuthorobreds.com)

 Thorobreds Knock Off JSU TigersKentucky Thorobreds (1-1) upset second FCS team, JSU Tigers (1-3) in Jackson, MS.(courtesy.ksuthorobreds.com)

Thorobreds Upset DI Robert MorrisKentucky State (1-0) stuns FCS Robert Morris,13-7, in Morris Township, PA.(courtesy.ksuthorobreds.com)

Wildcats Extend Win StreakFVSU (6-2) playing Wildcat football, upend winless Clark ATL (0-8) in Atlanta, Ga.(courtesy.fvsusports.com)

Wildcats Rough Up MorehouseFort Valley State Wildcats (5-2) manhandle Morehouse Tigers (2-5) in Ft. Valley, Ga.(courtesy.fvsusports.com)

Wildcats Defense Ignites ExplosionFVSU Wildcats (4-2) in the hunt, win 4th in a row, ambush Central St. (2-4) in Ohio.(courtesy.fvsusports.com)

Wildcats Upset Florida TechFVSU (3-2) QB, Slade Jarman slices, dices, Florida Tech (2-2), wins 3rd consecutive.(courtesy.fvsusports.com)

FVSU Wildcats Win 2nd in RowFVSU Wildcats (2-3) QB, Slade Jarman passes for 6 TDs, blow out Benedict (0-3).(courtesy.fvsusports.com)

FVSU Wildcats Pass ShorterFVSU Wildcats (1-3) get off the schneide, defeat Shorter Hawks (0-3) in Ft. Valley.(courtesy.fvsusports.com)

 FAMU Rattlers Roll Past WildcatsFlorida A&M Ratters (1-1) light up Bragg Memorial, score most pts. in 16 yrs., FVSU (0-2).(courtesy.famuathletics.com)

Miles Takes Down FVSU in OpenerMiles Golden Bears (1-0) score 21 4Q pts. to pull away from Fort Valley St. (0-1),(courtesy.milesgoldenbears.com)

L-R: Doug Porter, Stan "The Man" Lomax, Donald Pittman

Tuskegee Takes SIAC LeadTuskegee (4-4) wins 2nd White Water Classic, defeats Lane (2-6) in Phenix City, AL.(courtesy.goldentigersports.com)

Tuskegee Wins 2nd StraightTuskegee Golden Tigers (3-4) find way to another SIAC win, Central Marauders (2-5).(courtesy.goldentigersports.com)

Tuskegee ends losing streakTuskegee Golden Tigers (2-4) exit twilight zone, defeat Morehouse Tigers (2-4) again.(courtesy.goldentigersports.com)

West Alabama Handles TuskegeeWest Alabama Tigers (3-1) pull away from Tuskegee (1-3) with 21-3 second half.(courtesy.uwaathletics.com)

WSSU Rams Edge TuskegeeWSSU Rams (1-2) QB, Dominique Graves 2 TDs setback Tuskegee (1-2) in Tuskegee.(courtesy.wssurams.com)

 Defense Stands Tall in 13-7 WinTuskegee Golden Lions (1-1) defense shutout Kentucky State (1-1) in second half.(courtesy.goldentigersports.com)

Alabama State Beats TuskegeeAlabama State (1-1) comes back on DII Tuskegee (0-1) in Labor Day Classic.(courtesy.montgomery-advertiser.com)

Lane Tops Benedict, 30-23Lane Dragons (4-6) put together consecutive SIAC wins; Benedict Tigers (1-8).(courtesy.golcdragons.com)

Lane Defeats Central State, 36-10Lane Dragons (3-6) QB, Tarik McKenzie passes for 244 yds., 4TDs; Central St. (3-6).(courtesy.golcdragons.com)

Porter Run Lifts Lions to WinUAPB Lions (4-2) RB, Taeyler Porter rushes for 190 yds., 2 TDs; Lane Dragons (2-3).(courtesy.uapblionsroar.com)

Miles Beats Lane in SIAC OpenerMiles Bears (3-1) amassed 590 yds. total offense, held Lane (2-2) to 52 rushing yds.(courtesy.milesgoldenbears.com) 

All Lane, All Day 44-14Lane Dragons (2-1) cruise to easy win over Edward Waters (0-3) in Jackson, TN.(courtesy.golcdragons.com)

SC State Upends Lane DragonsSC State Bulldogs (2-0) walk through DII Lane Dragons (0-1) in home opener.(courtesy.thetandd.com)

Central Marauders Upset MilesCentral State Marauders (3-5) shake up SIAC West, trap Miles (6-2) in Ohio mud.(courtesy.maraudersports.com)

Marauders Hold Off Edward WatersCentral State Marauders (2-3) escape NAIA Edward Waters (0-5) in Wilberforce, OH.(courtesy.maraudersports.com) 

Bulldogs Crush MaraudersAAMU (3-2) RB, Jordan Bentley rushed for 101 yds., 3 TDs, punish DII Central State (1-3).(courtesy.aamusports.com)

Marauders Hold Off Clark AtlantaCentral State Marauders (1-2) take Clark ATL (0-3) Panther Stadium in Atlanta, GA.(courtesy.maraudersports.com) 

FVSU Wildcats Win 2nd in RowFVSU Wildcats (2-3) QB, Slade Jarman passes for 6 TDs, blow out Benedict (0-3).(courtesy.fvsusports.com)

Golden Bulls Earn First WinJohnson C. Smith (1-1) returned kickoffs for 2 TDs, keep Benedict Tigers (2-0) winless.(courtesy.goldenbullsports.com)

Broncos Hold Off Benedict, 35-21Fayetteville Broncos (1-0) jump out 33-0 on turnover prone Benedict Tigers (0-1).(courtesy.fsubroncos.com)

Top 10 Revenue-Generating HBCU Athletic Departments

Published: March 7, 2016

By: Louis Bolling

courtesy: msilineup.com

College athletics has evolved into a massive revenue generator 

for higher education institutions, commonwealths, and the 

private sector. In anticipation of March Madness, today’s Monday

Morning MSI Line Up looks at the top 10 revenue generating 

HBCU athletic departments, which have generated 

approximately $113.2M combined.

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College athletes' rights: NCAA requires health insurance, but schools decide what to pay

 
Published: Sunday, February 19, 2012, 7:55 AM

By Jon Solomon -- The Birmingham News   al.com

BIRMINGHAM, Alabama -- The first time the McBride Clinic in Oklahoma called Valerie Hardrick, seeking payment for the MRI done on her son, she told the company it had the wrong person.

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                                                   Progress, yes;

      but HBCUs paid price for it

courtesy: Bomani Jones | ESPN.com
Updated: February 27, 2007, 7:25 PM ET
Forty years ago, one could argue that black college football was as competitive as any played in the country.
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