The only daily audio briefing covering the full landscape of HBCU sports. Every morning, Orlando Hughes and KRSB Radio Network deliver scores, storylines, standings, and sharp analysis from the CIAA, MEAC, SIAC, SWAC, and HBCUAC, along with HBCU independents.
Football, basketball, and everything in between, in about two minutes. Not a day missed since March 2026.
Powered by the KRSB Future Voices Academy, the teaching hospital for Black media.
Your Stories. Our Voice. Anytime. Any Place. Any Play.
The Road Runs Through Howard.
Howard leads both MEAC preseason basketball polls: the men had six first-place votes and the women ten. Morgan State and Norfolk State follow on the men’s side, with Norfolk State and Maryland Eastern Shore next for the women. MEAC Basketball Media Day is Friday in Baltimore.
Volleyball:
Alabama State beat Alabama A&M in four sets, taking the fourth 35–33.
Southern swept Dillard, and Najah Harris recorded her 100th career ace.
Albany State swept Allen for its 11th straight win.
Clark Atlanta rallied past Savannah State in five.
Also: the CIAA Cross Country Championships are today in Salem, Virginia, with Fayetteville State’s Faith Kiplimo entering as Female Performer of the Year. SUNO leads the HBCUAC men’s preseason basketball poll, followed by Tougaloo and Stillman. Alabama A&M’s Cornelious Brown IV is on the Black College Football Player of the Year watch list.
Football ahead: NCCU at Delaware State on Friday. Saturday has Norfolk State at SC State, Southern at Texas Southern, and Arkansas-Pine Bluff at Florida A&M.
Opening Word, from Jackie Robinson: “A life is not important except in the impact it has on other lives.”
Powered by the KRSB Future Voices Academy, the teaching hospital for Black media.
Full volume at KRSBRadio.com.
Anytime. Any Place. Any Play. Your Stories. Our Voice.
The Clock Knows Their Names.
The CIAA named Fayetteville State’s Faith Kiplimo and Virginia Union’s Abel Kipkemboi its Cross Country Performers of the Year. The 56th CIAA Cross Country Championship is Thursday at Green Hill Park in Salem, Virginia, and admission is free.
SIAC: Albany State rallied past Benedict in five sets for its 10th straight volleyball win. Lane’s Stanley Conner stepped down, and AD Jeremy Patterson is interim coach. Edward Waters’ Alex Payne III is SIAC Men’s Cross Country Runner of the Week.
SWAC: Bethune-Cookman’s Alaya Rhodes is Offensive Player of the Week after 26 kills against Florida A&M. Southern’s Marshall Faulk takes ownership heading to Texas Southern. Grambling volleyball swept Arkansas-Monticello.
HBCUAC: Oakwood swept Talladega for its third straight win.
MEAC: NCCU visits Delaware State Friday, and the MEAC cross-country championships are October 30 in Cary.
CIAA: Bowie State fell at Millersville.
Closing Bell: Former Norfolk State and Hampton coach Phyllis Sweat received the Nike Lifetime Achievement Award from Women Leaders in Sports.
Powered by the KRSB Future Voices Academy, the teaching hospital for Black media.
Full volume at KRSBRadio.com.
Anytime. Any Place. Any Play. Your Stories. Our Voice.
20 Oct 2026
KRSB HBCU Daily Sports Brief Vol221 Oct 20 26 Three Unbeaten No Room to Blink
KRSB HBCU Sports Daily Briefing | Vol. 221 | Tue, Oct 20, 2026
Three Unbeaten. No Room to Blink.
The CIAA race has three unbeaten teams: Virginia State (6–0 in league play), Virginia Union (5–0) and Johnson C. Smith (5–0). This Saturday, VUU hosts Shaw for homecoming, JCSU visits Bowie State, and Virginia State is off before its October 31 trip to JCSU.
Weekly honors:
SWAC: Alabama A&M’s Cornelious Brown IV (417 yards, 5 TDs) and Jaylan Bean (240 yards, 4 TDs). Bethune-Cookman’s Jaden Davis (3 INTs, fumble-return TD). Prairie View’s Ethan Eddins.
MEAC: Howard’s Eden James and Kyle Dillon. Morgan State’s Gavin Fetty and Keith Jenkins Jr.
CIAA: Fayetteville State’s Zyking Patillo and Osirus Rhodes. Winston-Salem State’s Jayvion Danzy.
Also: Alabama A&M volleyball swept Mississippi Valley State to move to 7–1 in the SWAC. The first NCAA D-II Power Index has Edward Waters, Kentucky State and Benedict at the top of Super Region Two, with Central State eighth. Jackson State leads the Black College Football Poll, with SC State, Morgan State, Delaware State and Norfolk State also ranked. MEAC basketball media day is Friday in Baltimore.
Powered by the KRSB Future Voices Academy, the teaching hospital for Black media.
Full volume at KRSBRadio.com.
Anytime. Any Place. Any Play. Your Stories. Our Voice.
Contact KRSB HBCU Sports Daily Briefing
Guest appearances
Does not typically book guests
Based on episode analysis; this does not confirm that the show is currently accepting guests.
Host of KRSB HBCU Sports Daily Briefing?
Claim your podcast to manage its listing and keep your show details accurate.
Pod Engine is an independent podcast discovery and analytics service and is not affiliated with or endorsed by this podcast. Artwork and show content belong to their owners. Full legal notice.
Explore this show Podcast research with Pod Engine
