THE BOOK OF RECORD
181 CONSECUTIVE DAILY ISSUES.
FIVE CONFERENCES. ONE VOICE.
VOL 118, The 1949 MSU Bears
Coach Hurts's Perfect Champions
VOL 119 MLB SWINGMAN CLASSIC IN PHILLY
HBCU Baseball in South Philly
VOL 153 13AUG26
HOLLOMAN STAYS. DIVISIONS GO. FLAG FOOTBALL ARRIVES Norfolk State hoops battles in Puerto Rico
• FAMU's radio broadcast situation
Volume 154 | The Field Was Already Moving — MEAC Flag Football Expansion
KRSB HBCU Sports Daily Briefing Volume 154 - The Field Was Already Moving: MEAC Women's Flag Football Expansion, Trei Oliver NC Central Football, Darryl Bullock Norfolk State
Volume 155 | It's Not Done Until The Ayes Outnumber The Nays
KRSB HBCU Sports Daily Briefing — Volume 155 > Headline: It's Not Done Until The Ayes Outnumber The Nays.
Key Coverage: > • Texas Southern Board of Regents sets August 19 special session for AD and Head Basketball Coach appointments.
• Howard sophomore punter Liam Allen IV named to FCS Punter of the Year watch list.
• Norfolk State men's basketball concludes 3-game exhibition tour in Puerto Rico.
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Volume 156 | 2012 Winston-Salem State Rams — They Kept Winning
KRSB Summer Series — Volume 156
Headline: The 25 Greatest HBCU Teams of All Time: 2012 Winston-Salem State Rams
Key Coverage: > • Connell Maynor's Rams completed a 14-1 season, winning the CIAA Championship, Super Region One Title, and reaching the NCAA Division II National Championship game in Florence, Alabama.
• Outscoring opponents 603-261 behind quarterback Kameron Smith.
• Crowned Black College National Champions by The Sports Network.
Volume 157 | The Champions Are Back At Work
KRSB HBCU Sports Daily Briefing — Volume 157
Headline: The Champions Are Back At Work
Key Coverage: > • Defending MEAC and Celebration Bowl Champion South Carolina State hits the field for preseason scrimmages under Chennis Berry.
• Alabama State Women's Soccer drops 3-1 contest against Presbyterian in scorching Montgomery conditions.
• Jackson State Athletics launches a busy four-competition slate across soccer and volleyball.
Volume 158 | The Champion Is Still The Favorite
KRSB HBCU Sports Daily Briefing — Volume 158 > Headline: THE CHAMPION IS STILL THE FAVORITE. History may introduce you; performance decides whether anyone keeps listening.
Key Coverage: > • CIAA Volleyball: Defending champion Fayetteville State tops the 2026 CIAA Predicted Order of Finish ahead of Shaw, Virginia State, and WSSU.
• SWAC Football: All-SWAC edge rusher Ckelby Givens announces his return to Southern University for the 2026 season.
• MEAC Volleyball: The MEAC announces "First Serve," its inaugural virtual media day scheduled for Saturday, August 22.
Volume 159 | The Champions Have Company — MEAC Volleyball & Media Watch
KRSB HBCU Sports Daily Briefing — Volume 159 > Headline: THE CHAMPIONS HAVE COMPANY. A preseason poll cannot defend a title; performance decides what is real.
Key Coverage: > • MEAC Volleyball: Defending champion Coppin State leads the 2026 Preseason Poll, with Howard and Norfolk State featuring key All-MEAC talent.
• Media Watch: Industry updates regarding Stephen A. Smith's developing interest in HBCU basketball broadcast inventory.
Volume 160 | The Games Are Beginning To Speak
KRSB HBCU Sports Daily Briefing — Volume 160
Headline: THE GAMES ARE BEGINNING TO SPEAK. Preseason predictions give way to actual evidence.
Key Coverage: > • Jackson State Volleyball: Tigers open exhibition action against Mississippi Christian before hosting ULM on Friday.
• Prairie View A&M Soccer: Panthers head to UTRGV for their first road examination of the regular season.
Volume 161 | Howard Is Keeping The Door Open
KRSB HBCU Sports Daily Briefing — Volume 161
Headline: HOWARD IS KEEPING THE DOOR OPEN. Preparation is private; the verdict never is.
Key Coverage: > • Howard Football: Head Coach Ted White evaluates three quarterbacks ahead of the MEAC/SWAC Challenge against Alabama A&M.
• Alabama A&M Football: Sam Shade enters Year 2 in Huntsville with an upgraded, complete offseason roster.
• CIAA Officiating: Conference hosts annual football officiating clinic, honoring Vierl Banks for 50 years of service.
VOL 162: Morgan State Has Two Names Worth Remembering
MORGAN STATE HAS TWO NAMES WORTH REMEMBERING. Recognition introduces you; work decides how long the conversation lasts.
Volume 163 | The Women Took The Bigger Stage
THE WOMEN TOOK THE BIGGER STAGE. Treat competition as worthy of attention before somebody else declares it popular.
Volume 164 | The Rule Isn't Settled. Neither Are The Rosters
KRSB HBCU Sports Daily Briefing — Volume 164
Headline: THE RULE ISN'T SETTLED. NEITHER ARE THE ROSTERS. Adaptability is what survives when certainty disappears.
Volume 165 | Now The Ruling Has A Name
NOW THE RULING HAS A NAME. Policy looks clean on paper; its consequences rarely arrive that way.
Key Coverage:
• Southern Football: DE Ckelby Givens caught in NCAA eligibility ruling as Marshall Faulk awaits court clarity ahead of opener.
• Norfolk State Football: Head Coach Michael Vick names Deljay Bailey QB1 following preseason competition.
• Prairie View A&M Football: Tremaine Jackson questions early-season SWAC conference rivalry scheduling.
Volume 166 | The Clock Doesn't Wait For The Court
THE CLOCK DOESN'T WAIT FOR THE COURT. Institutions operate on institutional time; athletes live on the game clock.
Vol. 167 the KRSB Daily Briefing ONIGHT, THE FOOTBALL BECOMES REAL
• Delaware State kicks off 2026 non-conference action tonight vs Stony Brook (inc. DeSean Jackson audio drop)
• Parker McQuarrie earns JCSU starting QB role
• Howard soccer & FAMU volleyball kick off fall sports
Volume 168 | HBCU Football Has Answers No
HBCU FOOTBALL HAS ANSWERS NOW. Opening night results are in as Delaware State and Virginia State secure Week Zero wins
Volume 169 | Opening Saturday Has Arrived.
OPENING SATURDAY HAS ARRIVED. Preseason talk ends as Saturday kicks off across all five HBCU conferences.
Volume 170 | The Scoreboard Stopped Whispering
THE SCOREBOARD STOPPED WHISPERING. Saturday did not offer suggestions, it offered numbers.
Volume 171 | The Weekend Is Over. The Evidence Remains.
Tuskegee Red Tails Classic vs West Alabama, Delaware State Volleyball 3-0, Alabama A&M Volleyball
Volume 172 | Week One Has Names Now.
Volume 172 - SWAC MEAC CIAA Football Weekly Honors, Athean Renfro Jr, Ja'Shawn Scroggins, Delaware State Volleyball Aaliyah Mitchell
KRSB HBCU Sports Daily Briefing, The audience is no longer a theory.Volume 174:
On Wednesday, the numbers answered. The audience is no longer a theory.
Howard and Alabama A&M drew 1.2 million viewers and peaked at 1.7 million
KRSB HBCU Sports Daily Briefing, Volume 178. Sunday did not leave much to argue about
In Miami, defending national champion South Carolina State stayed unbeaten, dominating Florida A&M 31 to 13 in the Orange Blossom Classic
KRSB HBCU Sports Daily Briefing | Volume 179KRSB Radio Network presents its first regular-season HBCU football rankings of 2026.
Two weeks are finished, the introductions are over,
Vol. 180 of the KRSB HBCU Sports Daily Briefing
🏐 CIAA/MEAC: Fayetteville St claims 3 weekly honors; Delaware St moves to 7-1.
🏐 SIAC: Albany St sweeps in straight sets, hitting .350.
⚽ HBCUAC/SWAC: Talladega, Huston-Tillotson & Alcorn State's Grace Ambrose headline soccer awards.
Vol. 181 of the KRSB HBCU Sports Daily Briefing: SOME NIGHTS ASK US TO REMEMBER
CIAA: Bluefield State mourns 21-year-old wrestler
FAMU QB Isaiah Knowles out for season; Dustin Fletcher leads Rattlers vs No. 7 Miami tonight.















































