Allen Media Group’s HBCU GO, the nation’s leading media platform for HBCU sports, is set to deliver a high-energy Week Three lineup featuring two of the season’s most anticipated storylines. On Saturday, September 13, fans will witness the legendary Morehouse–Howard rivalry on the national stage at MetLife Stadium in the HBCUNY Classic, followed by an action-packed Miles College vs. Alabama State showdown airing on TheGrio.
The day begins live from East Rutherford, NJ, as Morehouse takes on Howard in the HBCUNY Classic, streaming on HBCUGO.tv and available on broadcast syndication. The broadcast team includes James Hadnot (play-by-play), Jon Kelley (analyst), and Lawrencia Moten (sideline reporter). The matchup brings one of HBCU football’s fiercest rivalries to one of the nation’s most iconic sports venues.
Later that afternoon, attention shifts to Montgomery, AL, where Miles College faces Alabama State in a high-stakes contest on TheGrio. Coverage will be led by Derrin Horton (play-by-play), Steve Wyche (analyst), and Nia Symone (sideline reporter), bringing fans both the on-field action and the cultural pageantry that defines HBCU football.
WEEK THREE SCHEDULE – SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13TH
- Game 1: HBCUNY Classic – Morehouse vs. Howard (Syndication)
Location: MetLife Stadium – East Rutherford, NJ
Time: 1 PM ET / 12 PM CT
Morehouse’s Maroon Tigers take on Howard University Bison at 1pm EST at Met Life Stadium; Courtesy of Front Page Firm
- Game 2: Miles College vs. Alabama State (TheGrio)
Location: ASU Stadium – Montgomery, AL
Time: 5 PM ET / 4 PM CT
Game 2 follows with Miles College Golden Bears vs Alabama State Hornets at 4pm EST at ASU Stadium in Montgomery, AL; Courtesy of Front Page Firm and Alabama State University
In addition to game coverage, fans can tune into Victory Formation, HBCU GO’s weekly 30-minute studio show hosted by sports journalist and HBCU advocate Jeff Lightsy Jr. The series dives into rivalries, traditions, and the personalities shaping HBCU athletics. Victory Formation airs every Saturday through November 22nd.
How to Watch:
HBCU GO offers fans multiple ways to catch the action:
- Broadcast syndication in major U.S. markets, including New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Philadelphia, Dallas, Atlanta, and more (check local listings).
- National coverage on TheGrio Television Network.
- Streaming access via the HBCU GO mobile app, HBCU.tv, Local Now, the Armed Forces Network, and FanDuel TV.
With its commitment to showcasing the energy, tradition, and excellence of HBCU athletics, HBCU GO continues to set the standard for celebrating Black college sports and culture. For more information, visit hbcugo.tv.
