Carrington Jones California legislature has passed a bill that will allow college athletes to get paid for use of their image and likeness. On Monday, September 30th, 2019, California governor, Gavin Newsom, signed the California “Fair pay to play” act or S.B. 206. The bill will finally let athletes at Californian […]
Johquin Wiley The NFL is full of contact and is one of the more physical sports in the world. Some injuries just cant be fought through or brushed off. Mainly trainers and coaches want what’s best for the players and their teams. Have you ever been through a […]
Demaurea Moore Odds are on the off chance that you make it to university games, you have just placed in endless hours, hard labor into the game you play. Collegiate athletics is the next step in becoming a better athlete. But collegiate athletics is like a hidden life […]
Brian Cavicante Many parents start their children in sporting activities at a very young age. It begins as a fun sporting event for family and friends until coaches and parents discover the talent level of the child. What started as a fun extracurricular activity turns into a job […]
Tarvarius Niles Overtime stars overestimate their worth and over play their hands leading them to crash before realizing their full potential. No star athlete fits this description better than the all – star basketball player from Syracuse University named Carmelo Anthony. Carmelo Anthony went from being one of […]
Canaan Sims The seven-time Pro Bowler, Antonio Brown has been through the storm this past NFL off season and entering the 2019-20 regular season. As one of the league’s best wide receivers, Brown has found himself in a tight situation, leaving a franchise that he led for the […]
Brian Cavicante If you missed the home opener for the Hornets at Alumni Stadium on Saturday, you missed a good one! The Delaware State University Hornets got their first win of the season by defeating the Lincoln University Lions in a lopsided victory. The final score was 58-12. […]
Jadyn Batch Some Delaware State University Mass Communications students have volunteered as the production Team for ESPN’s First Take Live with Stephen A. Smith. From Thursday to Friday, September 19th and 20th, the students will be involved in assisting VIP, managing social hubs, setting up and taking down the event, […]
Demaurea Moore DSU Alumni President, Cliff Burrell, has invited the lady Hornets basketball team to the Alumni’s Cookout tent for Homecoming. Mr. Burrell saw the team picture of the girlsat Welcome Back night and contacted Coach Dave Caputo. “Bring the girls by and we will feed them and […]
D’Aja Christopher DSU Students gathered Thursday, September 12, at the basketball courts to celebrate Delaware State Hornets Football Team, as they prepare to go head to head with Lincoln University in the year’s first home game. To start off the pep rally, The Approaching Storm Marching Band, came in […]
