Morehouse made homecoming history on Saturday at B.T. Harvey Stadium, throttling Lane 31–7 behind another prolific afternoon from quarterback Miles Scott (21-for-32, 313 yards, 3 TD) and a swarming defense that allowed just 56 passing yards and snagged two interceptions. Read More...
The Maroon Tigers dominated at Nash Farm, capturing the men's team title behind a wire-to-wire win from senior Brian Kemei (26:13.9). Kemei's victory punctuated a 1–2 finish with freshman Victor Chebii and helped Morehouse edge Columbus State in a tight team race. For
The SIAC office announced today that Zach Underwood (Montgomery, AL, Catholic HS) has been chosen as the conference's Newcomer of the Week for games played on Saturday, October 11. Read More...
Shorthanded Central State—down 11 players after suspensions stemming from last week's incident—couldn't slow a surging Morehouse side that stacked back-to-back wins for the first time since 2021. Read More...
On a Saturday that will be remembered as much for its statistical oddity as its symbolism, Morehouse quarterback Miles Scott delivered a performance that placed him in rare company across college football — and squarely in the conversation as one of the most dynamic signal-callers in HBCU football today. Read More.
Earlier this week, Brian Kemei picked up another SIAC Runner of the Week Award. For Kemei, this is his third honor in the past four week. Read More...
Morehouse College cheerleader Epiphany Wilson shared her passion for health advocacy at United Way on September 17, speaking about her nonprofit organization, The Heart Project, which she launched in June. Read More...
Morehouse College quarterback Miles Scott and linebacker Stephen Rowser have been named the SIAC Players of the Week following their standout performances in the 89th Morehouse–Tuskegee Classic. Scott earned Offensive Player of the Week, while Rowser claimed Defensive Player of the Week after the Maroon Tigers' 27–20
Morehouse quarterback Miles Scott was named HBCU National Player of the Week after completing 22-of-35 passes (63 percent) for 326 yards and four touchdowns and running for another 41 yards in helping lead the Maroon Tigers to the 27-20 victory over Tuskegee in the 89th Morehouse-Tuskegee Classic in Montgomery, Ala.
Morehouse stormed back behind quarterback Miles Scott's four-touchdown night to topple Tuskegee, 27–20, in the annual Morehouse–Tuskegee Classic at Cramton Bowl. Down 17–0 early, a clamp-down second half by the defense and timely connections to Kamrin Brunson and Maurie Veney delivered the Maroon Tigers'
Which ever name you put first when describing this classic: Morehouse-Tuskegee or Tuskegee-Morehouse, this classic, without a doubt, is the oldest classic among all of the classic football games played by HBCUs. Putting this game in historical context, there are only three other neutral site footballs that have been played
Morehouse College's Maroon Tigers came up just short in a road contest against the Edward Waters University Tigers on Saturday evening, falling 27–24 at Nathaniel Glover Community Field in Jacksonville, Florida. The Maroon Tigers rallied from an early 14-point deficit to tie the game by halftime, but
Morehouse College senior guard Jermontae Hill (Atlanta, Ga./Tucker HS) has been selected to the Preseason All-SIAC Second Team, the conference announced today. League coaches also projected Morehouse to finish third in the SIAC East Division, setting the stage for the program's first season under head coach Larry
Morehouse senior Brian Kemei delivered a wire-to-wire victory at the Willie Laster Cross Country Invitational, crossing the line in 26:03.2 to win the men's 8K. The performance earned Kemei his second consecutive Runner of the Week award from the SIAC Read More...
Morehouse senior Brian Kemei broke the tape to win the men's 8K at the Willie Laster Cross Country Invitational on Friday, clocking 26:03.2—an improvement of 1:39.6 from last week's outing. His first-place finish powered the Maroon Tigers to a third-place team
Kentucky State capitalized on early big plays and a game-changing 100-yard interception return to beat Morehouse 35-17 Saturday at B. T. Harvey Stadium, handing the Maroon Tigers their third straight loss. Read More...
