Tiffany Greene is an insightful sports analyst and storyteller whose coverage brings the passion and intensity of college football to life. Reflecting on last year's thrilling season, Tiffany highlights the hunger and determination fueling both teams as they eye a return to Atlanta—hoping to begin and end their journey at the prestigious Cricket Celebration Bowl. She spotlights the Southern team, reigning SWAC West champions, ignited by Head Coach Terence Graves’ championship goals.

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Key players like standout defender Kelby Gibbons anchor their efforts, while exciting newcomers such as Trey Holly—the most prolific rusher in Louisiana high school history—add fresh talent to the lineup. Tiffany’s narrative weaves together the journeys, aspirations, and fierce drive that define these powerhouse programs.

Kyle kicks things off with his heartfelt admiration for Tiffany and her continued impact calling games alongside Jay Walker, especially as they gear up to cover the MEAC/SWAC Kickoff in Atlanta. Together, the hosts break down key matchups like North Carolina Central versus Southern, what to expect from top programs, and dissect the fierce competition in the SWAC and MEAC. Tiffany shares insider insights on new coaches, rising stars, and the ever-evolving landscape of college sports—including the effects of NIL, the transfer portal, and shifting media rights.

From a deep dive into the Orange Blossom Classic between FAMU and Howard to discussions about fan impatience, coaching pressures, and the special energy surrounding HBCU football, this episode celebrates not only the players and coaches but also trailblazers in the broadcast booth. Tiffany reflects on working with Hall of Famer Jay Walker and expresses her pride in seeing a new generation of women, like Thai Floyd and Simone Stanley, making waves as play-by-play announcers.

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Next, Kyle T Mosley sits down with the legendary Yolanda Laney—a trailblazer in women's basketball, proud HBCU alum, attorney, coach, and devoted community leader. Yolanda shares her incredible journey, from following a childhood dream to play at Cheney State College, to making NCAA history with a powerhouse women's basketball team under the iconic Coach Vivian Stringer. She opens up about balancing her career in law and public service, raising the next generation of athletes, and the championship mindset that defines her family (including her WNBA star daughter, Betnijah Laney).

We dive into the often-overlooked legacy of HBCU athletes and teams, the life-changing influence of mentors, and the grit it takes to excel on and off the court. Yolanda reflects on building a winning culture, the ongoing fight for recognition, and the game’s evolution—plus, she offers candid insights into the state of women’s basketball today. Whether you’re a sports fan, HBCU supporter, or just love hearing from passionate, accomplished women, this is an episode you won’t want to miss!

Welcome to another episode of HBCU Legends! In this episode, host Kyle T. Mosley sits down with Hardy Pelt, Chief Revenue Officer of Urban Edge Network and a true game-changer in the world of HBCU sports media.

Together, they dive deep into the obstacles and opportunities of controlling your own content, especially for historically Black colleges and universities—and break down how major media companies have historically sidelined HBCU games and audiences.

Hardy pulls back the curtain on the business of broadcasting, sharing stories about major networks moving crucial HBCU matchups to off-peak times, and why Black audiences are so often kept as consumers but rarely elevated to owners in the media landscape.

The conversation covers everything from the power of Black unity, to the importance of impressions and KPIs in the marketing world, to why owning your own streaming platform—like the Urban Edge Network app or SWAC TV—is a vital step toward financial independence for Black institutions.

You'll hear Hardy passionately explain the challenges HBCUs face when navigating ad agencies, why exposure doesn't always translate to dollars, and the real economics behind TV deals for classic games like the Bayou Classic.

Plus, get practical advice for content creators and institutions—no matter how big or small—on harnessing technology, supporting Black-owned platforms, and building a sustainable future. Tune in for an eye-opening, motivational, and deeply informative conversation about ownership, legacy, and leveling the media playing field for HBCUs and beyond.

TIMESTAMP

00:00 Challenging Media Bias in Sports

04:36 Marketing Manipulation and Cultural Influence

08:05 Impressions-Based Buying System

10:36 Black Media Economic Exclusion

16:27 "Prioritize Ownership in Branding Deals"

17:17 Exclusive Content Drives App Success

22:19 Confronting Misguided Consultancy Practices

24:17 "Black Economic Power Awakening"

29:05 Black Economic Contributions Ignored

30:04 "Implement Faith in Education"

34:48 Unjustified Conflict with Swack

37:03 Racial Bias in Black Spaces

40:44 "Control and Secure Your Content"

43:34 "Spreading Love Isn't Always Enough"

48:49 "Bank Seeks Control Amid CFO Issues"

51:28 "Demanding Industry Respect"

52:50 Interview with Urban Edge CRO

Welcome back to HBCU Legends! In today’s episode, host Kyle T Mosley sits down with the one and only Mo Carter—a Southern University Jaguar at heart and a true staple of HBCU sports media. From his decade-long run covering Alabama A&M in Huntsville to sharing behind-the-scenes stories of the SWAC's exciting new digital network, Mo gives us an insider’s look at the evolving landscape of Black college sports coverage. Expect a lively conversation about tradition, family legacy, streaming strategies, and the passion that drives HBCU athletics.

Mo opens up about the changing world of sports journalism, the importance of streaming and YouTube in amplifying HBCU stories, and what fans can expect from SWAC TV this season. The pair also break down predictions for the SWAC East and West, dig into quarterback battles, and swap personal tales from classic games, Bayou Classic memories, and the enduring bond of the HBCU family.

Get ready for a blend of industry insight, sports analysis, and Southern storytelling—this episode celebrates the past, present, and future of HBCU athletics through the eyes of a dedicated sports journalist and proud alum. Whether you’re here for the football breakdowns or the generational Jaguar pride, this one’s for you!