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Kyle T. Mosley - HBCU Legends

HBCU Legends delivers powerful podcasts with legendary sports figures from the world of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) in the SWAC, MEAC, CIAA, SIAC, and independents. Host - Kyle T. Mosley

  1. 5d ago

    Lawrencia Moten & Felton Huggins Are Seizing the Moment as Rising Stars in HBCU Sports

    On this episode, host Kyle T. Mosley sits down with the dynamic Laurencia Moten and Kentucky State head coach Felton Huggins Jr. First, the sideline reporter and play-by-play announcer shares on hosting her Beyond Ballin’ podcast, and a prominent voice on HBCU Go and ESPN. Together, they reflect on the importance of cancer awareness in the sports community, share stories of resilience and legacy, and discuss Laurencia Moten's journey breaking ground as a play-by-play announcer in HBCU athletics. From emotionally powerful interviews with family and sports icons to bringing opportunities and inspiration to the next generation, Laurencia Moten reveals what drives her passion for storytelling and advocacy. Plus, inside looks at classic HBCU rivalries, the impact of prominent coaches like Michael Vick, and what’s ahead for her multifaceted career. Join us for an episode full of heart, history, and HBCU pride. Next, Felton Huggins Jr., a rising star in HBCU football and head coach of the Kentucky State University Thorobreds. Born and raised in Louisiana, Huggins brings a wealth of experience from his days in the NFL with teams like the Buffalo Bills and Frankfurt Galaxy, and now leads a program on the rise. Coach Huggins shares insights into building a winning culture at Kentucky State, the challenges and rewards of coaching at the HBCU level, and the critical role of belief, resilience, and community. From overcoming adversity to igniting a passionate fan base, we explore the factors driving K-State's resurgence and their path toward a conference championship. Plus, we dive into player development, the power of faith, and the lessons that go beyond the gridiron. Get ready for an inspiring conversation rooted in football, community, and the legacy of HBCU excellence. Read our HBCU Legends articles online at www.si.com/college/hbcu. Sign up for our newsletter at www.sendox.com/hbcu Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

    Lawrencia Moten & Felton Huggins Are Seizing the Moment as Rising Stars in HBCU Sports
  2. Sep 25

    Coach Damon Wilson: Inside Morgan State’s Football Resurgence

    Kyle T. Mosley (HBCU Legends) and Ray Rogers (Urban Sports Scene) sit down with Morgan State head coach Damon Wilson, a driving force behind the resurgence of Bears football. Coach Wilson opens up about the journey from Bowie State to building a competitive program at Morgan State, the pride he feels watching his former players succeed in the NFL, and the challenges of recruiting and retaining talent in the era of NIL and the transfer portal. We'll hear firsthand how the Bears broke a 17-year drought to finally topple Towson, the keys to developing both student-athletes and men off the field, and get an inside look at the defensive grit and leadership powering Morgan’s 3-1 start. From celebrating HBCU history to navigating the grind of the season, this episode is packed with insights, inspiration, and the energy that defines HBCU sports. So get ready to dive deep into what makes Morgan State—and HBCU football as a whole—special, as Damon Wilson shares his philosophy, passion, and vision for the future. TIME STAMP 00:00 Recruiting and football career prospects 03:53 Passion for coaching young people 09:56 Advocating for Undrafted Players 10:58 Getting signed to the 53-man roster 14:13 Discussing the rivalry with Towson 18:33 Importance of defensive and offensive line 21:07 Villanova and Towson game discussion 23:45 Building confidence during Arizona State game 27:25 Cam's journey and leadership skills 32:39 Player feedback and self-improvement 35:10 Player's growth and impact 37:46 Connecting with Morgan State Coach 42:21 Discussions on Howard vs Alabama A&M 46:06 Predicting Panthers' comeback game 48:53 College football teams to watch 51:44 Discussing boxing coverage and hacks 53:46 Ending and final thoughts Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

    Coach Damon Wilson: Inside Morgan State’s Football Resurgence
  3. Sep 19

    HBCU Football Week 3: Dr. Cavil's BCFP & SWAC TV Deal, and Go Deep with DeSean Jackson Story

    Welcome to HBCU Legends, where we dive into the excitement and stories shaping HBCU sports and culture. In this special Week 3 episode, Kyle T. Mosley breaks down the must-watch HBCU football games, highlights broadcast and streaming updates, and explores the impact of new media partnerships across HBCU conferences. He’s joined by Dr. Kenyatta Cavil of Inside the HBCU Sports Lab for an in-depth look at the inaugural Black College Football Poll and the evolving landscape of HBCU athletics and academia. Later, filmmaker Byron Jackson discusses “Go Deep: The DeSean Jackson Story,” sharing behind-the-scenes insights from decades of documenting his brother’s extraordinary journey from South Central L.A. to NFL stardom and beyond. It's an episode filled with football, media innovation, and powerful storytelling from voices at the heart of Black college sports. 00:00 HBCU Week 3 Games Overview 09:07 FCS Poll Rankings and Predictions 11:07 Grambling vs. Prairie View preview 18:20 Committee composition for voting 26:24 Black College Football Poll insights 30:58 Understanding Sports Fandom and Analytics 37:23 SWAC's digital streaming revenue opportunities 43:48 Excitement for New TSU Leadership 45:45 Academic achievements at Texas Southern 50:49 Future goals for sports program 59:47 Leaving Football for Television 01:04:07 Deshaun assembling his coaching staff 01:10:02 Deshaun's support system and growth 01:13:38 Family life and growing up 01:20:41 Brother's coaching success and documentary Listen : https://sqr.co/hbculegends-week3-podcast/ Our Sponsors: MyBookie - https://bit.ly/joinwithHBCU with Promo Code: HBCU | Whole Body Health Sea Moss & Wellness - https://wbhseamoss.com/ Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

    HBCU Football Week 3: Dr. Cavil's BCFP & SWAC TV Deal, and Go Deep with DeSean Jackson Story
  4. Aug 23

    Who Chose Ashley Robinson and Corey Lowery? Texas Southern's President Crawford and Benham Takes Us Inside the Hiring Process

    Welcome to the HBCU Legends Podcast with host Kyle T. Mosley as he brings you an exclusive conversation with two of Texas Southern University’s top leaders: President James W. Crawford III and Chairman James M. Benham. The spotlight is on TSU’s recent search for a new athletic director Ashley Robinson and head men’s basketball coach Corey Lowery—one of the most closely watched hiring processes in collegiate athletics. Together, they pull back the curtain on how the university balanced transparency and confidentiality throughout the search, meeting legal requirements while striving to honor the concerns and passions of TSU’s loyal alumni base. President James W. Crawford III details his vision for the institution and why expediting these key hires was critical for strengthening the university’s athletic future. Chairman James M. Benham shares the Board of Regents’ oversight role during this pivotal moment, highlighting the blend of trust, process, and strategy required to bring top-tier leadership to Tiger Nation. The episode also digs into community reactions, the complexities of college athletics today, and what makes the new hires stand out—not just for their records, but for their commitment to developing student-athletes on and off the court. Whether you’re an HBCU sports enthusiast or invested in the growth of Texas Southern, this episode offers rare insight into decisive leadership, the spirit of TSU, and what lies ahead for one of HBCU athletics’ crown jewels. 0:00 Setting the Vision for Texas Southern Athletics 3:09 The Role of the Advisory Committee 5:36 The Board's Responsibility in Key Hires 9:51 Strategic Timing for Athletic Appointments 13:30 Evaluating the New Leadership Talent Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

    Who Chose Ashley Robinson and Corey Lowery? Texas Southern's President Crawford and Benham Takes Us Inside the Hiring Process
  5. Aug 6

    Ten Years Strong: Tiffany Greene and Jay Walker Reflect on HBCU Sports Coverage

    Welcome to the HBCU Legends Podcast, where host Kyle T. Mosley sits down with the dynamic duo of HBCU sports broadcasting—Tiffany Greene and Jay Walker—as they celebrate their 10th season together in the ESPN booth. In this lively and insightful conversation, the trio reflects on unforgettable moments in HBCU football, discusses the legacy of broadcasting legend Charlie Neal, and explores the latest storylines, rivalries, and rising stars across Black college football. From personal anecdotes and championship memories to discussions about coaches on the hot seat and major upcoming games, this episode offers a front row seat to the camaraderie, passion, and expertise that Tiffany Greene and Jay Walker bring to HBCU sports. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to the scene, get ready for stories that honor the tradition and vibrant future of historically Black college athletics. Timestamp 00:00 Celebrating 10 seasons supporting HBCUs 05:46 Celebrating HBCU athletes and history 07:13 Memorable sports moments and victories 11:49 Working with producers on HBCU broadcasts 14:30 Joining the legendary football club 19:02 Remembering Charlie Neal's impact 23:11 Expressing appreciation and encouragement 25:04 Alabama State vs Jackson State rivalry 30:25 Tremaine's coaching style 30:48 Prairie View vs. Texas Southern game preview 34:08 Thanking Tiff and Jay Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

    Ten Years Strong: Tiffany Greene and Jay Walker Reflect on HBCU Sports Coverage
  6. Jul 23

    Texas Southern’s Unused Stadium Power Saga, 2026 Football Season Challenges with Ralph Cooper

    In this episode of the HBCU Legends Podcast host Kyle T. Mosley sits down with legendary Houston broadcaster Ralph Cooper to unravel the complexities surrounding Texas Southern University's football schedule and stadium situation. From missing schedules and administrative missteps to the underutilization of Shell Energy Stadium, Kyle and Ralph dig deep into how leadership decisions and lack of institutional memory have impacted TSU athletics. They also discuss the broader implications of the university’s new $1.7 billion campus master plan, shifting alumni engagement, and what all this means for the future of HBCU sports in Houston. Stay tuned for an honest, inside look at the challenges and hopes facing Texas Southern football as the season approaches. 00:00 Houston stadium deal with Texas Southern 08:38 Challenges with leadership changes 11:04 Oliver Luck's strategy for stadium building 19:21 Concerns about game scheduling 25:48 Discussing Texas Southern's board diversity 32:00 Discussing Trump's distraction tactics 33:49 Texas Southern's master plan priorities 41:58 Discussing state funding sources 45:09 Master plan and enrollment updates 51:51 Prioritizing students over events 59:15 Talking about key football players 01:02:43 Discussing team leadership and players 01:08:42 Highlighting standout young coaches 01:14:46 Discussing game attendance issues 01:17:21 SWAC football schedule highlights 01:24:20 Football season preview and analysis 01:27:58 Second year players and team dynamics Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

    Texas Southern’s Unused Stadium Power Saga, 2026 Football Season Challenges with Ralph Cooper

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HBCU Legends delivers powerful podcasts with legendary sports figures from the world of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) in the SWAC, MEAC, CIAA, SIAC, and independents. Host - Kyle T. Mosley

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