Welcome back to another exciting episode of HBCU Legends! I'm your host, Kyle T. Mosley, and today we have a special treat for you. Joining us is Texas Southern Tigers quarterback, Jace Wilson, who's here to share some thrilling updates. Jace has recently been invited to the prestigious Manning Passing Academy, an honor that promises to be a game-changer for his football career.

We dive deep into what this opportunity means for him, his preparation for the camp, and his excitement about learning from NFL legends. Jace also discusses the dynamic changes happening at Texas Southern, including a new coaching staff, a pro-style offense, and the rigorous summer camp that has the team pumped for the upcoming season.

Whether you're a sports enthusiast or a fan of underdog stories, you won't want to miss this episode. So sit back, relax, and let's get into it with Jace Wilson here on HBCU Legends!

HBCU Legends host Kyle T. Mosley is joined by former Texas Southern defensive end and current Dresden Monarchs player, Michael Badejo. In this enlightening interview, Michael shares his remarkable journey from HBCU football to the German Football League (GFL), revealing the challenges and triumphs along the way. We’ll explore his acclimation to a new culture, his impressive start to the season, and his continued aspirations in professional football. Whether navigating language barriers or dominating on the field, Michael's story is one of persistence, resilience, and seizing opportunities, no matter where they present themselves. Join us as we delve into the life of an HBCU legend making his mark internationally.

Tomekia Reeds left her post at Jackson State to become the head women's basketball coach at UNC Charlotte.

Ralph Cooper and Kyle T. Mosley discuss the move and future of Coach Reed.

Welcome to another episode of "HBCU Legends," where we dive deep into the stories of influential figures who've shaped the fabric of historically black colleges and universities and beyond. Today, we have a very special guest, Ralph Cooper, a broadcasting icon with an illustrious 55-year career that began in the wake of attending Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s funeral. Throughout his career, Ralph has not only covered major sporting events but also interacted with legends like Muhammad Ali, James Brown, and Hank Aaron.

In this episode, Ralph discusses his remarkable journey from his roots in Dewitt, Texas, to the global stages of sports journalism. He shares insights from his early days covering criminal stories, which built the courage he later applied to sports reporting. Ralph reminisces about his hilarious and humanizing encounters with athletes, and the mentorship from sports and media legends that shaped his approach to journalism.

Join us as Ralph Cooper delves into the highlights of his career, including his coverage of the "Rumble in the Jungle," his experiences in Africa, and his decision to stay and enrich his career in Houston, imparting lasting lessons and memorable stories. So, tune in to "HBCU Legends" and let's get inspired by the legendary life and times of Ralph Cooper!

Kyle T. Mosley interviews Texas Southern quarterback Jace Wilson from Houston, Texas. Wilson was the 2023 SWAC Newcomer of the Year.

Texas Southern Running Back LaDarius Owens On His Historic Day at the school and in the game.

In today's episode, we have a special guest joining us: Coach Chennis Berry, a renowned figure in HBCU football. Coach Berry will be sharing insights from his impressive 29-year coaching career, including his current role at Benedict College. We'll dive into topics such as the importance of recruiting and visibility, building a strong football program, and preparing young men for success on and off the field. Additionally, Coach Berry will discuss the upcoming HBCU Legacy Bowl and its significance in providing a platform for HBCU athletes to kickstart their professional careers. So, sit back, relax, and get ready to be inspired by Coach Chennis Berry in this exclusive interview on HBCU Legends.

The 1979 Bayou Classic's Defensive MVP Kenny Times talks about the 1979 Southern University team which defeated the Grambling State University to claim the school's first Bayou Classic Trophy over Eddie Robinson's Tigers.