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Black College Championships Names Bo Carter Senior Consultant

11 Jan
Black College Championships Names Bo Carter Senior Consultant
Bo Carter, a veteran of over 50 years in college media relations, is no stranger to communications, college athletics and the business world. Carter also served as student media adviser and adjunct mass communications instructor at the University of North Texas, Texas Wesleyan University and Texas Woman’s University from 2009-14. He also has been a...
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06 Jan
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02 Jan
Black College Championships Names Dr. Jafus Kenyatta Cavil Senior Consultant
Dr. Jafus Kenyatta Cavil currently serves as the Associate Dean of Academic Affairs in the College of Education at Texas Southern University. He is a professor (sport management/sport studies/sports entertainment) in the Department of Health, Kinesiology, and Sport Studies with a joint appointment in the School of Communication. Cavil specializes in sports business leadership entertainment...
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02 Dec
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2021 Black College World Series Photo Galleries
Black College Nines HBCU Baseball Harold Michael Harvey and Michael Coker
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30 Nov
Black College Championships Director of Communications, Strategic Planning, and Events Production Roy Eavins
As a child growing up in Palm Beach and Miami, Florida Roy Mitchell Eavins II knew he was different and that he wanted to be his own boss. Adopting the philosophies of WEB DuBoise, Booker T. Washington and Marcus Garvey the Founder & President/CEO of Jericho Broadcast Networks decided to work hard to help “Change...
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29 Nov
Black College Championships Chief Executive Officer Alexander Wyche
Black College Championships Alexander Wyche created Minority Baseball Prospects (MBP) in 2020. An organization designed to identify, recognize, and provide exposure to minority baseball players worldwide. MBP has become one of the biggest baseball companies in the world providing events over the last year that has touched thousands of prospects around the world that includes...
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29 Nov
Black College Championships Senior Consultant and Event Planning Roger Cador
Black College Championships Roger Cador was one of the Southwestern Athletic Conference’s (SWAC) top all-time coaches in any sport leading the baseball team at his alma mater, Southern University, for 33 seasons (1985-2017). Cador was an assistant baseball and basketball coach before being named SU’s baseball coach on Aug. 4, 1984, and built the team...
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29 Nov
Black College Championships Director of Administration and Technology A.D. Drew
Black College Championships A. D. Drew is a native of St. Louis, MO. He attended Florida A & M University in Tallahassee, FL. After graduation from FAMU, Coach Drew returned to his native Missouri, ultimately landing in Jefferson City, MO and working part-time as a disc jockey for Lincoln University. Drew later returned to school...
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27 Nov
Black College Championships Executive Director Michael Coker
Black College Championships Michael Coker has been writing collegiate baseball for twenty years. What was once a hobby continues as a passion for reporting and promoting Historically Black College and University (HBCU) athletics from the baseball diamond. After hearing the cry ten years ago from head coaches among the HBCU baseball ranks for a chance...
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26 Nov
Selection Criteria
How an HBCU baseball team can earn a bid to the Black College World Series at the end of the season through an invite.  We’ll explain both here. What is an Invite? Receives automatic invite based on Top 10 finish in Black College Nines HBCU Baseball Top 10 Poll. Eight HBCU baseball teams based on...
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