Morehouse Announces Change In Football Leadership
Morehouse College has announced changes to its football leadership with the departure of head football coach Terance Mathis and offensive line coach Bob Whitfield. Read More...
Maroon Tigers Fight, Rally, and Push Unbeaten Miles Before Falling at Forbes Arena
Morehouse showed resilience, urgency, and stretches of explosive offense Thursday night, rallying from multiple double-digit deficits and giving unbeaten Miles all it could handle. Read More...
Veney Earns D2CCA All-Super Region 2 Honors
Morehouse College tight end Maurice Veney has added another postseason accolade to his standout 2025 campaign, earning Second Team All-Super Region 2 recognition from the Division 2 College Communicators Association (D2CCA). Read More...
Morehouse Goes Down as Road-Weary Maroon Tigers Fall 67–55
A strong second-half surge by Tuskegee turned a one-point game at the break into a 67–55 setback for the Morehouse Maroon Tigers in SIAC play Monday night at James Center Arena. T Read More...
Lawson Earns Player of the Week Award
Morehouse forward Josiah Lawson earned the SIAC Player of the Week award for games played November 17 - November 23, 2025. Read More...
Lawson, McCormick Power Morehouse’s Second-Half Surge Past Spring Hill
Morehouse turned a sluggish start into a road rout Saturday afternoon, storming back from a 15-point first-half hole and a four-point halftime deficit to bury Spring Hill 83–60 in SIAC play at the Arthur R. Outlaw Recreation Center. Read More...
Frontcourt Muscle Lift Morehouse Over Albany State in SIAC Opener
Morehouse rode a dominant night in the paint and a balanced frontcourt attack to a 77–54 road win over Albany State in the SIAC opener Thursday night at HPER Complex on the East Campus. Read More...
Morehouse Drops 2nd Close One in Nashville
Morehouse shot the ball well enough to win and led for long stretches Sunday afternoon, but a barrage of Palm Beach Atlantic three-pointers and a handful of late free throws sent the Maroon Tigers to a 78–77 loss in the finale of the Robert Garrett Classic. Read More...
Morehouse Falls Late to Embry-Riddle
Morehouse's season opener came down to the final minutes on Saturday night in Nashville, where the Maroon Tigers battled toe-to-toe with Embry-Riddle (FL) before falling 73–67 in a neutral-site matchup at Trojan Fieldhouse. A fast start, a dominant effort in the paint, and a breakout performance from
Moore’s 32-Point Outburst Lifts Morehouse Past Talladega in Season Opener, 96–80
Morehouse opened its season with a commanding 96–80 win over Talladega, seizing control late in the first half and never letting the Tornadoes get within striking distance after the break. Read More...
MOREHOUSE’S MAURICE VENEY NAMED FIRST TEAM ALL-SIAC TIGHT END
Morehouse College tight end Maurice "Maurie" Veney has been selected to the 2025 All-SIAC First Team at tight end, the league office announced this week. Veney becomes the latest Maroon Tiger pass-catcher to earn first-team all-conference honors after a breakout campaign in the heart of one of the
Miles Scott ascends to number one spot on Quarter Phi Back’s National Watchlist in Week 11 for 2025 HBCU Quarterbacks
As the regular season ended for most HBCU football teams, Miles Scott of Morehouse (3-7,3-5) finishes his season by taking over the lead for Week 11. Playing against the Maroon Tigers number one SIAC rival, Scott threw for 344 yards and 4 touchdowns in a disappointing 48-45 loss to
Kemei Represents Morehouse, Narrowly Misses Nationals at South Region Meet
Morehouse College senior Brian Kemei turned in a strong performance at the NCAA Division II South Region Cross Country Championships, finishing 13th overall in the men's 10K race at Holloway Park on Saturday. Read More...
Record Night, Rivalry Heartbreak: Performance Not Enough in 48–45 Loss
In a wild, record-filled edition of the Big Cat Classic, Morehouse's furious second-half comeback came up just short as Clark-Atlanta held on for a 48–45 victory at Panther Stadium. Read More...
Morehouse Falls To Allen
Morehouse's Miles Scott rewrote the record book on a cool, sunny afternoon at B.T. Harvey Stadium, surpassing Ruben Dupree's 2006 program mark (2,214 yards) to become the Maroon Tigers' single-season passing yardage leader. Scott threw for 352 yards, but Allen capitalized on three
Maroon Tigers 3-Game Streak Comes To An End
Morehouse struck first on a defensive score and made a late push, but Savannah State answered with 24 straight points across the middle quarters and held off the Maroon Tigers, 24–16. Read More...