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UST’s full-speed climb to Division I

Pushed out of Division III for being too dominant, the University of St. Thomas fast-tracked its way to full Division I status. As national exposure grows, MSR examines the numbers behind the...

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Coaching while Black: New chances and new voices

From junior college sidelines to high school gridirons, Black coaches in Minnesota are paving pathways for youth, proving that representation on the whistle changes lives on and off the field. The...

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SWAC coaches sound off as HBCU football season kicks into gear

With the MEAC/SWAC Challenge in the books, HBCU football is in full swing. Dive into what SWAC head coaches are saying about preseason hype, college football chaos, and big matchups ahead. The post...

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Taylor, Smith give Gophers reasons for optimism

As the Minnesota Gophers kick off its 2026 season against Eastern Illinois, running back Darius Taylor and defensive lineman Anthony Smith step up as the heart and hustle of Dinkytown. Here is how...

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Could this college athletes’ union finally stick?

Previous attempts to unionize college players for some reason or another failed without getting any meaningful traction. Over 100 women’s college basketball players last month signed union cards with...

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Culpepper’s early flashes give Twins a look at their future

Rookie shortstop Kaelen Culpepper is already making waves in a Minnesota Twins uniform. Sports Columnist Charles Hallman breaks down Culpepper's big-league adjustment, praise from veterans, and what...

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Talent agent Tiauna Jackson breaks barriers in Hollywood, fights for the...

When Hollywood began rolling back its diversity initiatives, Tiauna Jackson doubled down. From navigating systemic bias to launching her own agency and earning a law degree, the history-making talent...

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Lenny McAllister’s new book challenges echo chambers, calls for a return to...

From walking away from basketball, reinventing his career and navigating political commentary, Lenny McAllister shares how faith and second chances can shatter today's toxic echo chambers. The post...

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Staurowsky: Transgender athlete backlash masks bigger threats to Title IX

Sports equity expert Dr. Ellen Staurowsky says the panic over transgender athletes is a distraction from a bigger playbook: rolling back Title IX and undermining college athletes' rights. Sports...

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Lynx’s Kosu adjusting to physical game, English, in second season

Minnesota Lynx forward Anastasiia Olairi Kosu opens up about honoring her late father's legacy and adjusting to the WNBA's physicality. Plus, the Timberwolves' move to DAZN becomes the latest hit to...

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Sam Lacy Pioneer Awards honor nine trailblazers in Atlanta

The 2026 Sam Lacy Pioneer Awards honored nine Black sports and journalism trailblazers in Atlanta, including WNBA legends Renee Montgomery and Angel McCoughtry, Olympic great Edwin Moses, and Billye...

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MSR marks 92 years of telling our own story

As MSR marks 92 years, longtime contributors Jerry Freeman and Charles Hallman reflect on decades in the Black Press and the truths only it can tell. Editor Jasmine McBride has their story. The post...

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AEW’s Anthony Bowens on diversity, physicality and his path to wrestling

AEW star Anthony Bowens opened up about wrestling's physical toll, the company's commitment to diverse talent, and how quitting college baseball paved his path to the ring. The post AEW’s Anthony...

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Fear strikes again: the manufactured panic over transgender athletes

Trans athletes make up less than 0.002% of college sports, yet politicians and media figures continue to stoke fear. MSR Sports Columnist Charles Hallman breaks down the science, the WNBA noise, and...

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Blacklight on Sports: Justus Dayee on State Tournaments, Entrepreneurship,...

At 15, Justus Dayee has played state tournament basketball, run his own business, and carries the legacy of his late grandfather, Clyde Turner. He joins Blacklight on Sports to tell his story. The...

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WNBA All-Star game in Chi-town

The WNBA becomes the first U.S. pro sports league to host events at the Obama Presidential Center as All-Star Weekend returns to Chicago. Sports columnist Charles Hallman and broadcaster Cindy Brunson...

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Renee Brown’s WNBA legacy runs deeper than she’ll admit

Renee Brown helped build the WNBA from day one but rarely gets credit for it. At the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame ceremony, sports columnist Charles Hallman caught up with her, and with founding...

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Black players carry the Twins system into the All-Star break

From an injured Futures Game selection to a Twins pitcher's back-to-back strikeout gems, sports columnist Charles Hallman rounds up four storylines from Black baseball players in and around the Twins...

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Don’t erase the Black players who built the W

Caitlin Clark isn't the WNBA's savior, and Black players built the league over three decades, says sports scholar Dr. F. Michelle Richardson. Sports columnist Charles Hallman also has an update from...

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Blacklight on Sports: Joshua Brown on Going Pro, Playing for the Lynx, and a...

From a late-blooming role player at Park Center to a 51-point farewell in the Canary Islands, Joshua Brown joins Blacklight on Sports to talk about five years at Duluth, his first pro season, and life...

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