Alabama State and Albany State continue to hold leads in large and small school baseball poll. Alabama State continues its top ranking and sits atop the Black College Nines 2023 Historically Black College and University (HBCU) regular season “large school”…
The staffs of Black College Nines website and The Boys on the Hill podcast series announced a partnership Wednesday that will further expand each entity’s reach and common goal of promoting Historically Black College and University (HBCU) baseball. Moving forward,…
Jackson State and Albany State repeat as “large school” and “small school”baseball poll toppers in week two of 2023. Jackson State University continues its hold on the top spot as North Carolina A&T University moves from No. 8 to the…
DALLAS – Michael Coker, Executive Director of Black College Championships, founder of the Black College World Series, and Lead Contemporary Reporter for Black College Nines national publication has been selected as the special assistant to the executive director with the…
Edward Waters (28-27, NAIA Division bracket winner) came all the way back from an opening loss to top Kentucky State (25-24 overall, NCAA Division II bracket champion) Saturday for the championship of the inaugural Tyson Foods Black College Baseball World…
Game 1: Kentucky State 5 – Miles College 4 Kentucky State (24-23) overcame a 4-1 deficit in the ninth inning and rallied to down top-seeded Albany State (32-16) 5-4 Friday in the Tyson Foods Black College Baseball World Series Game…
Game 1: Miles College 15 – Albany State 10 Miles College (25-21 overall) struck for nine runs in the first two innings and knocked off No. 1 NCAA Division II tourney seed Albany State (32-15) 15-10 Thursday in the…
Game One: Albany State (now 32-14 overall) looked its role as the probable favorite in the eight-team 2022 Tyson Foods Black College Baseball World Series with a 12-2 triumph over Kentucky State (22-23 this season) Wednesday. The contest ended after…
Albany State back on top in this week’s “small school” poll while Prairie View retains its lead in “large school”poll. For the second consecutive week, Prairie View A&M, after winning six straight conference games, remains No. 1 in Black College…
Black College Nines lead contemporary writer and Black College Championships Executive Director Michael Coker was recently interviewed by Bill Hazen of College Sports Weekly Radio. You can listen to the interview below.
