A former black basketball coach claims his idea to showcase players at historically black colleges and universities during the NCAA Final Four was stolen by a company affiliated with the NCAA. Now his lawyers say they want a resolution.
A former black basketball coach claims his idea to showcase players at historically black colleges and universities during the NCAA Final Four was stolen by a company affiliated with the NCAA. Now his lawyers say they want a resolution.
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Delaware State University President Dr. Tony Allen is speaking out after the DSU Women’s Lacrosse was stopped and searched by a local Georgia sheriff’s department last month. Dr. Allen says the university filed a DOJ […]
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