Sports

by Evan Bollinger The Olympics are coming fast, and while we all have our preferred sports and events to watch, one thing’s for certain.  This year’s gonna be different.  And one of the reasons is Quincy […]

LUT WILLIAMS BCSP Editor Fifty (50) NCAA Div. I black college all- star baseball players will descend on Globe Life Field, home of the World Series Champion Texas Rangers, this Friday (July 12) for the […]

By Mark Inabinett  Minnesota Vikings rookie cornerback Khyree Jackson died in an automobile accident on Saturday morning. “We are devastated by the new of Khyree Jackson’s death following an overnight car accident,” the Vikings said. “Our thoughts are with […]

LUT WILLIAMS, BCSP Editor EUGENE, OR – Four track & field athletes with black college roots made it to U. S. Olympic Trials finals over the weekend but none will represent the nation at the […]

By Ainslie Lee Former Auburn gymnast Sunisa “Suni” Lee will soon be heading to Paris, where she’ll represent Team USA in the 2024 Paris Olympics and defend her all-around title after winning gold in the 2020 […]

By Mark Inabinett  Early Sunday morning, New York Jets cornerback Tae Hayes was arrested by the Trinity Police, got booked into the Morgan County Jail on second-degree possession of marijuana and bonded out after an 81-minute stay. On Monday […]

By Mark Inabinett  “MLB at Rickwood: A Tribute to the Negro Leagues” will not be big-league baseball’s last visit to Birmingham, Rob Manfred told the San Francisco Chronicle. But the commissioner of baseball isn’t sure when […]

LUT WILLIAMS, BCSP Editor EUGENE, OR – Athletes with HBCU roots at the U. S. Olympic Track & Field Trials made game efforts but came up short this past week in making the team for […]

By Williesha Morris As part of the leadup to the June 20 game between the St. Louis Cardinals and San Francisco Giants in Birmingham, local historians say it’s essential to remember Black women who also played baseball at […]