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Blockbusters & Breakouts: HBCU Week 5 Buzz You Can't Miss

Did we just witness a weekend that rewrote the conference picture and crowned breakout stars across the HBCU landscape? 🔥

Central State Marauders Dominate Lane at Frederick Douglass HBCU Classic

The Central State University Marauders rolled to a 42-13 win over Lane College at the Frederick Douglass HBCU Classic, delivering a statement moment early in the 2025 season. Tony Carter earned his first career victory as CSU head coach, and the win came with explosive plays on offense and a relentless effort from the defense. This win sets the tone for CSU’s drive to compete for SIAC supremacy and hints at a breakout season for the Marauders. Read More.

Benedict Tigers Explosive 59-24 Victory Over Clark Atlanta

Benedict College’s Tigers lit up the scoreboard in a 59-24 shellacking of Clark Atlanta, a performance that underscored their high-powered scoring punch in SIAC play. The defense also locked down and kept the Panthers at bay as Benedict stretched its winning streak and momentum into league play. Read More.

Hornets Power Past Florida A&M in SWAC Opener, 42-14

Alabama State opened SWAC play with a dominant 42-14 victory over Florida A&M at Bragg Memorial Stadium, flipping the momentum in the conference race early. The Hornets’ offense clicked early and the defense tightened as the game wore on, signaling a potential jump in the standings. Read More.

Edward Waters Rallies Late to Defeat Morehouse, 27-24

Edward Waters University delivered a clutch finish, rallying to beat Morehouse 27-24 in Jacksonville and move to 4-1 on the season. The late drive capped a strong season with key plays on both sides as EWU asserted itself as a SIAC threat in the second half. Read More.

Tigers Roll in SWAC Opener Against Southern, 38-13

Jackson State put up more than 500 yards of total offense in a 38-13 win over Southern in SWAC action on the road, piling up pressure all night. The JSU defense clamped down in the second half, setting up a hot stretch for the season and a potential league run. Read More.

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LeMoyne-Owen Edges Benedict, 50-47

LeMoyne-Owen Edges Benedict, 50-47

COLUMBIA, S.C. – The Benedict College Tigers dropped their fist game of the season and their home opener, as LeMoyne-Owen College held off a late charge by the Tigers for a 50-47 victory in a men's basketball game on Thursday night in the Benjamin E. Mays HRC Arena.

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