Wilton Jackson is a Contributing Writer at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. He focuses on investigative reporting within the sports realm, delving into competitive sports and the business aspects surrounding them. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including Sports Illustrated and The Miami Herald.
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Texas’ swarming defense and scoring proved too much for Kentucky, sending the Longhorns to the Elite Eight for a third straight year.
Texas routed Michigan with dominant defense, frontcourt control and Rori Harmon’s leadership. Here's three takeaways ahead of the Final Four.
OXFORD, Miss. — Before Mississippi's seventh summer practice can officially begin, Yolett McPhee-McCuin walks toward the left corner of the court inside the Tuohy Basketball Center and calls her players together.
More than 23,200 fans watched Alabama State cap a historic 2025 football season with a win over in-state rival Tuskegee in the Turkey Day Classic last November.
By: Wilton Jackson II
Tremaine Jackson began a new era of Prairie View A&M football with a SWAC title. He says taking the next step requires starting from scratch.
Atlanta has become HBCU football's starting line in August and its championship stage in December.
By: Wilton Jackson
By the time the final whistle blew on Sunday night, Week 1 had left fingerprints across the HBCU football landscape.
The games will matter, but homecoming is one place where the football calendar becomes a cultural calendar.
Week 1 of the HBCU schedule provided some surprises and some lopsided scores, including South Carolina State's continued dominance and Clark Atlanta's big win over Morehouse.
By: Wilton Jackson
Here are 12 moments that stood out on and off the field from another eventful weekend across HBCU football.
