The HBCU GO basketball season has come to a close, and the focus now shifts from competition to celebration—honoring the players who stood out during the 2025–2026 campaign. On the next episode of The Pulse  on HBCU GO, fans will get a closer look at the standout athletes who delivered big performances, led their teams through tough conference battles, and made their mark across the HBCU basketball landscape. With talent spread across multiple conferences and programs, this y

HBCU GO closes the basketball season with a legendary SWAC rivalry as the Bethune-Cookman Wildcats and Florida A&M Rattlers meet once again—this time in Tallahassee for the final game on the HBCU basketball calendar. When these two programs last faced off on January 3, 2026, in Daytona Beach, both Bethune-Cookman squads came out victorious, but now the Rattlers will look to defend their home floor and rewrite the ending in front of their crowd. More than just bragging rights,

Atlanta, GA – March 1, 2026  – HBCU GO, the leading destination for HBCU sports and culture, proudly celebrates Women’s History Month  with an elevated lineup of exclusive premieres, signature series, and dynamic features spotlighting the leadership, creativity, and impact of women across sports, media, business, and culture. There is no  HBCU story to be told without the contributions of women, in and outside of the sports arena.  HBCU GO continues to amplify the voices shap

The Bethune-Cookman University Wildcats travel to face the Southern University Jaguars in a pivotal SWAC doubleheader on Feb. 28, 2026, the final day of Black History Month. The action streams live on HBCU GO. With tournament seeding on the line, this doubleheader serves as both a celebration of HBCU excellence and a definitive statement game heading into March Madness. The women’s game tips off at 1 p.m. ET, followed by the HBCU GO Sports Crossover Show at 3 p.m. ET with hos

As HBCU GO continues its celebration of Black History Month, the spotlight turns to one of the CIAA’s premier rivalries. HBCU GO basketball is back with Week 8 women and men’s doubleheaders in CIAA coverage as Virginia Union University faces Virginia State University on Saturday, Feb. 21, 2026. The women tip off at 1 p.m., followed by the HBCU GO Sports Crossover Show at 3 p.m. with hosts Jasmine McKoy and Tolly Carr, before the men’s matchup takes over at 3:30 p.m. In the wo

Valentine’s Day just got competitive. Two SWAC powerhouses collide as the Florida A&M Rattlers  take on the Jackson State Tigers  in a rivalry doubleheader packed with pride, intensity, and conference stakes. It’s all love and basketball on HBCU GO , but when the ball tips, there’s no love lost. A Full Day of BHM Features The hardwood showdown anchors a full slate of Black History Month programming on HBCU GO, delivering powerful stories, bold conversations, and cultural insi

Atlanta, GA - Feb 1, 2026  – HBCU GO, the leading destination for HBCU sports and culture, is proud to celebrate Black History Month with a powerful lineup of exclusive premieres, new series, and dynamic features that showcase Black excellence all month long. As the go-to network for HBCU sports, HBCU GO continues to elevate the college experience with thrilling matchups, in-depth storytelling, and cultural spotlights. February’s programming includes must-see content such as

HBCU GO is back with a SWAC doubleheader  as Alabama A&M  and Texas Southern  meet on Saturday, January 24, 2026 , for a full day of conference basketball. After last weekend’s electric atmosphere at Central State, the momentum carries straight into this matchup with key storylines on both sides. The women's game tips off at 1:00 PM ET , with Alabama A&M leaning on senior guard Kalia Walker , one of the SWAC’s most reliable scorers, alongside the interior presence of Jaida B

Kentucky State University  and Central State University  renew one of the conference’s most competitive matchups on Saturday, January 17, 2026 . The women’s game gets it started at 1 PM , and there’s plenty to watch on both sides. The Kentucky State Lady Thorobrettes feature senior Diara McBroom , a versatile scorer and floor leader, with fellow upperclassmen Amina Seck  and Bailey Lee  anchoring the interior. Fresh faces like Alexis Hayes  add energy and scoring punch as the

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Get ready for another electrifying weekend of CIAA action, because HBCU GO is serving up a doubleheader that promises fireworks! This Saturday, January 10, 2026, the Bowie State Bulldogs roll into Fayetteville to take on the Broncos in a can't-miss showdown, live on HBCU GO. The women tip things off bright and early at 1 PM ET, followed by a breakdown from Jasmine McKoy and Tolly Carr at 3 PM, before the men hit the court at 3:30 PM ET. The ladies kick off the day, and if you

This weekend on HBCU Go, the annual rivalry between Florida A&M and Bethune-Cookman delivered drama, intensity, and statement wins as the Wildcats claimed victories in both the women’s and men’s contests in a pivotal SWAC-opening doubleheader. From a last-second finish in the early game to a high-scoring battle in the nightcap, Bethune-Cookman showcased poise in key moments to earn a rivalry sweep. The women’s game set the tone with a thrilling finish, as Bethune-Cookman edge

HBCU GO tips off 2026 with basketball, and the new year opens with one of the most anticipated rivalries in HBCU sports as the Florida A&M Rattlers clash with the Bethune-Cookman Wildcats on January 3, 2026.  The intensity tips off at 1 p.m .  with the women's game. FAMU enters the contest with confidence and impressive depth, while Bethune-Cookman is expected to lean on their physical play and stifling defensive pressure. This early-season matchup is a critical test that cou

10 Weeks of Must-See Women’s and Men’s Double-Header Matchups Across CIAA, SIAC, and SWAC, with Expanded Distribution to Millions of Fans;  2026 Season Debuts on Saturday, January 3, 2026 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE LOS ANGELES, CA – December 5, 2025  – Allen Media Group’s HBCU GO, the free-streaming digital platform and premier destination for HBCU sports and culture, is pleased to announce that HBCU GO Basketball is back—and the 2026 season is bringing nothing but heat! HBCU GO w

HBCU GO is closing its football season with a weekend built around big matchups, strong personalities, and a look back at everything this year delivered. The lineup begins Friday, November 21, with a new episode of X’s and O’s at 6 p.m. The podcast continues to bring together some of the most respected voices in college sports, offering clear insight and honest conversation about the culture, strategy, and stories that shape HBCU football. The momentum carries into Saturday,

HBCU GO featured a full slate of college football on Saturday, delivering two high-stakes matchups with championship weight and playoff implications. The day began with a dramatic SWAC clash between Bethune-Cookman and Jackson State, followed by the CIAA title game featuring Johnson C. Smith and Virginia Union. Both contests featured big storylines, emotional swings, and standout individual efforts. Jackson State secured a hard-fought 28-13 victory over Bethune-Cookman in a g

HBCU GO is lining up another can’t-miss weekend of football, conversation, and culture across HBCU sports. It all begins Friday, November 14 , with the latest episode of X’s and O’s  at 6 p.m. This groundbreaking new podcast brings together some of the most respected and influential voices in college sports on one platform for the very first time. Each week delivers honest insight, powerful stories, and deep discussions that celebrate the impact and legacy of HBCU athletics.

The HBCU gridiron continued its relentless march toward championship weekend, delivering a spectacular slate of action that reshaped the standings across the SWAC, MEAC, CIAA, and SIAC. With near upsets and dominant showings shaking up the landscape, the path to each title game is tightening, and the intensity is peaking. HBCU GO broadcast two major clashes this weekend — the “I-95 Battle” between Virginia State and Virginia Union, and a tense SWAC showdown pitting FAMU again

HBCU GO is rolling out an exciting weekend of programming packed with big matchups and fresh new voices in HBCU sports. It all starts Friday, November 7, with the premiere of X’s and O’s at 6 p.m. est. This groundbreaking new podcast brings together some of the most respected and influential minds in college sports for the first time on one platform. BJ Jones, Erica Lee and Joshua Sims, Sr. bring sharp analysis, deep conversations, and honest perspectives on the game and th

With only a few weeks left in the regular season, every contest is now critical. Championship weekend is fast approaching, and the next two Saturdays will determine which HBCU programs will have the opportunity to make history.