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Memoriam
HBCU News
Byron Allen, HBCU GO, Announce SWAC Football Schedule
HAPPY HEAVENLY BIRTHDAY
MS. ELLENOR LUCILLE COLEMAN
On your birthday 8/31/1941, it’s been one year 8/16/2021 since you passed away. Although you are gone, I feel that you are still here with us in your spirit. But leaving loved ones is a process that we all must go through.
You are really missed by all of your family; sisters, Mrs. Is- abella Gains, Mrs. Susie Gains; sons, Mr. Ronald Coleman, Mr. Trent Coleman. Mr. Andrea Coleman, Mr. Harold Coleman; daughters, Miss Michelle Coleman and Trenesia Thornton; a host of grandchildren, nephews, nieces, cousins; brother-in-law, Mr. Willie Harris; and many more family and a host of friends.
May God accept your soul into His Kingdom and when that final day comes, we all will see each other again.
From your loving friend for over 40 years, Mr. James Thorn- ton, Jr.
Media mogul Byron Allen and his HBCU GO streaming service will be broadcasting football games featuring SWAC squads this fall.
LOS ANGELES, Calif. – Byron Allen’s Allen Media Group (AMG) free- streaming digital platform, HBCU GO proudly an- nounces nationwide clear- ance for their 2022-23 sports season as part of the new car- riage deal with CBS owned- and-operated duopoly stations.
Key television markets in- clude: New York, Los Ange- les, Philadelphia, Dallas, Atlanta, San Francisco, Boston, Seattle, Tampa, De- troit, Miami, and Pittsburgh. HBCU GO will kick off the fall sports season on Septem- ber 3rd with a star-studded pre-season show featuring
Sports
BYRON ALLEN
the nation’s top Gridiron NFL and Black College Hall of Famers and HBCU alums. With this new carriage deal, HBCU GO is currently in 60 percent of U. S. television households and 70 percent of African-American house- holds.
The 2022 HBCU football schedule: Sept. 10 - Albany State at
Florida A&M HBCU GO
Sept. 17 - Southern vs. Texas Southern HBCU GO Sept. 24 - Arkansas-Pine Bluff at Alcorn State
HBCU GO
Oct. 1 - Grambling State vs. Prairie View A&M
HBCU GO
Oct. 8 - Grambling State at Alabama A&M HBCU GO Oct. 15 - Florida A&M at Grambling State
HBCU GO
Oct. 22- Bethune-Cookman at Mississippi Valley State HBCU GO
Oct. 29 - Arkansas-Pine Bluff at Florida A&M
HBCU GO
Nov. 5 - Alabama State at Bethune-Cookman
HBCU GO
Nov. 12 - Bethune- Cookman at Alcorn State HBCU GO
Nov. 19 - Texas Southern at Alabama A&M HBCU GO
Jimmy Garoppolo Takes Pay Cut, Stays With 49ers
Serena, Venus
Williams Lose In
JIMMY GAROPPOLO
Jimmy Garoppolo is not done with the 49ers after all.
The 49ers and Garoppolo have agreed to a new contract that will keep him in San Fran- cisco this season. Garoppolo had been due a non-guaran- teed base salary of $24.2 mil- lion this season, but now Garoppolo will get a fully guaranteed salary of $6.5 mil- lion, with various incentives that could push his compensa- tion up over $15 million if he were to get significant playing time.
Serena and Venus Williams traded fist bumps or palm slaps and chatted be- tween points. They smiled while conversing in their seats at changeovers.
When their first doubles match together in 4 1/2 years ended with a loss at the U.S. Open on Thursday night, the siblings hugged each other, then left the court to a stand- ing ovation.
The Williams sisters were eliminated by the Czech pair of Lucie Hradecka and Linda Noskova 7-6 (5), 6-4 at Flushing Meadows.
"I was speechless when I found out I'm going to face these two. I mean, they're leg- ends. And I was always such a big fan of them, especially
VENUS AND SERENA WILLIAMS
Serena. She has been my idol since ever, probably," said Noskova, a 17-year-old making her Grand Slam debut in doubles. "So I was really happy, excited, but kind of scared, to face them."
1st Round Of U.S
Open Doubles
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