2017 MEAC Football Media Day Recap

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Stephen Thompson - July 29, 2017July 29, 2017

The 2017 MEAC Football Season is near its start. Last Season, North Carolina Central and North Carolina A&T destroyed everyone in sight. Both teams ended with 9-3 records with NCCU losing in the Celebration Bowl and NCAT losing to Richmond in the first round of the FCS playoffs. This year,

Towson and Morgan State Set To Restart Football Rivalry

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Stephen Thompson - July 18, 2017July 18, 2017

The "Battle For Greater Baltimore" will be the name of the series that Towson and Morgan State will be resuming. In a press conference in Towson, Maryland; the head football coaches and athletic directors of both programs met to announce the series. Towson holds a 17-6 advantage in the series

Michael Vick’s Legacy Should Have Gotten Him Into VT Hall of Fame Sooner

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Cody Stewart - July 17, 2017July 17, 2017

19 years ago, a young man by the name of Michael Vick from Newport News, Virginia committed to play Quarterback at Virginia Tech. Vick’s time at Warwick High School made him one of the most touted recruits of his era. Coach Frank Beamer and the rest of the Hokies staff

Marshall’s C.J. Reavis set to shine in his Senior season

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Michael Bish - July 16, 2017July 16, 2017

Extremely talented, humble, and hardworking are just a few words to describe Marshall Defensive Back C.J. Reavis. It's no secret that he has had his fair share of ups and downs throughout his college football career. The Journey of C.J. Reavis: Reavis grew up in Chester, Virginia where he played high school

The Reevaluation: Was Conference Realignment Worth It?

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Stephen Thompson - July 16, 2017

July is usually a month for reset in the NCAA. It's the only month of the year without any official NCAA games or competition. It's filled with Media predictions and even a few shots in the media. But for some programs each year, it's a month of change. Uniform and Apparel

UVA Safety Quin Blanding Itching to Get Back on Field

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Fago Franklin - June 20, 2017

University of Virginia's safety Quin Blanding is ready to get back on the field and help out his team dominate on every down. Blanding surprised UVA by staying for another year, even though he was eligible to enter the NFL Draft. Blanding felt that his time was not up at

The Legacy of Bob Stoops

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Stephen Thompson - June 8, 2017

Stephen Thompson Jr | DC Metro Area | @stephen_SZN Bob Stoops is a legendary coach in the 2000's+ era of college football. He won a National Title early as a coach and he established himself as a master recruiter and elite coach despite his detractors and rivals. He stayed consistent in an ever

Mixon’s Road to Atonement in Cincinnati

John Davis - May 2, 2017May 3, 2017

The drafting of RB Joe Mixon was a controversial one for the Cincinnati Bengals. Here is a perspective of Mixon's personal mission to overcome his past. Within the last decade, the NFL has had an interesting relationship with players compensating for their inappropriate actions off the field. Its become an essential

Weak QB class? Quarterback prospects look to prove their worth

John Davis - March 30, 2017March 30, 2017

For college athletes, to be at the top of your game at the collegiate level brings so much reward and grandeur. Depending on the size of the community the campus entrenches, you can sometimes be considered as the faux-mayor of the town. These quarterbacks enjoyed the harvests of their work

Washington CB Sidney Jones tears Achilles

Nick Wilcox - March 11, 2017

Washington CB Sidney Jones was carted off the field suffering a torn Achilles during Saturday's pro day. The injury occurred while finishing his final pro day workouts. This is awful news as Jones was a potential top-10 pick. Prior to Saturday's pro day, the Washington standout was a consensus top-three corner after running