2018 All-SIAC 

Football Team  

Miles Bears Upset TuskegeeMiles Golden Bears (4-6) win SIAC West in final 57 seconds over Tuskegee (5-5).(courtesy:milesgoldenbears.com)

Morehouse Shocks Miles in 4QMorehouse Tigers (4-0) score 13pts. unanswered in 4Q, stunning winless Miles (0-3).(courtesy:athletics.morehouse.edu)

Wildcats 4Q Rally Upends MilesFVSU Wildcats (1-2) get off schneid, score with 21.9 seconds left in 4Q; Miles (0-3).(courtesy:fvsusports.com)

No. 10 West Alabama Defeats MilesWest Alabama Tigers (1-1) WR Christian Saulsberry put on a show, 193 yds., 3TDs.(courtesy:uwathletics.com)

Alabama A&M Shuts Out MilesAlabama A&M (1-0) Coach Connell Maynor begins in style; blanks Miles (0-1) at home.(courtesy:aamusports.com)

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Morehouse Routs Central StateMorehouse TIgers (3-0) blowing out bottom rung; averaging 446 yards., 39 points.(courtesy:athletics.morehouse.edu)

ECSU Vikings Defeat Central StateECSU Vikings (1-0) Coach Anthony Jones tacks on win to HBCU Top 50 record.(courtesy:dailyadvance.com)

 Dragons Pick Up Homecoming Win

Lane Dragons (1-5) find way to win homecoming,13-3, over Allen (2-4) in Jackson, TN.(courtesy:golcdragons.com)

Tuskegee Defeats Lane, 17-8Tuskegee Golden Tigers (3-2) handle Lane Dragons (0-4) in Cleve Abbott Stadium.(courtesy:goldentigersports.com) 

Albany State Earns SIAC WinAlbany State (1-3) earns 1st SIAC win despite offensive woes; Lane (0-3).(courtesy:asugoldenrams.com)

Morehouse Passes Lane, 42-20Morehouse (2-0) QB Michael Sims passes for 243 yds., 5TDs in rout of Lane (0-2).(courtesy:athletics.morehouse.edu)

Albany Wins Fountain City ClassicAlbany State (7-3) sweeps SIAC East; dismantles FVSU (2-8) 40-6, in Columbus, Ga.(courtesy:asugoldenrams.com)

Wildcats Upset Maroon TigersFVSU Wildcats (2-7) KR, Lorenzo Smothers stuns #7 Morehouse (7-2) in B.T. Harvey.(courtesy:fvsusports.com)

Lenoir Rhyne Spoils FVSULenoir Rhyne (7-1) wins 7th straight in 30-22 duel over FVSU (1-7) in Ft. Valley, Ga.(courtesy:lrbears.com)

Tuskegee Shuts Down FVSUTuskegee Golden Tigers (4-3) limits FVSU Wildcats (1-6) to 2 FGs in Fort Valley, Ga.(courtesy:goldentigersports.com)

Clark Atlanta Runs Over FVSUClark ATL (2-4) RB, Roger Thomas rushes for 204 yds., 2 TDs; drops FVSU (1-5).(courtesy:clarkatlantasports.com)

Benedict Takes Palmetto ClassicBenedict Tigers (2-1) bumble, stumble, fumble their way to win over FVSU (1-2).(courtesy:benedicttigers.com) 

Wildcats 4Q Rally Upends MilesFVSU Wildcats (1-2) get off schneid, score with 21.9 seconds left in 4Q; Miles (0-3).(courtesy:fvsusports.com)

VSU Rolls FVSU in OkefenokeeValdosta State Blazers (2-0) bury FVSU Wildcats (0-2) in Okefenokee Classic, 55-6.(courtesy:valdostadailytimes.com)

Willie Simmons begins with winFAMU Rattler (1-0) Coach Willie Simmons shows no mercy on FVSU Wildcats (0-1).(courtesy:tallahassee.com)

FVSU's Ricardo Lockette RetiresFVSU WR, Ricardo Lockette, retires from Seahawks after career-ending injury.(courtesy:seahawks.com)

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

Morehouse Still Undefeated, 5-0Morehouse Tigers (5-0) rally from 14pt. deficit, overtake Kentucky State (0-5).(courtesy:athletics.morehouse.edu)

KYSU Seeks to Keep MomentumSIAC Coach of the Year, John Smith, rejuvenated KSU football with SIAC title run.(courtesy:state-journal.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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