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Tennessee State guard Aaron Nkrumah looks to end the drought of NBA draft picks from HBCUs

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By Mia Berry
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Tennessee State guard Aaron “AK” Nkrumah didn’t expect to even be at the NBA’s G League draft combine in May. Days before the event, Nkrumah received a late invitation to attend after a spot opened. Once there, impressed scouts with his athleticism, versatility and hustle, earning a promotion to the NBA draft combine and transforming from an under-the-radar prospect into a player on NBA draft boards.
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Golden State Valkyries guard Veronica Burton: ‘These are the moments I prayed for’

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By Mia Berry
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During her fifth season in the WNBA, Golden State Valkyries guard Veronica Burton will share a look into her life on and off the court in a monthly video diary on Andscape. Golden State Valkyries point guard Veronica Burton’s path to becoming a WNBA starter wasn’t linear.
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Bethune-Cookman built buzz with Power 4 wins, but team’s focus now is on SWAC title

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By Mia Berry
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Bethune-Cookman head baseball coach Jonathan Hernandez had a sense of his team’s potential this season well before opening day. Bringing back the majority of a 2025 team that made an NCAA tournament appearance after winning the Southwestern Athletic Conference regular season and tournament titles, the Wildcats’ coaching staff added additional pitching depth to the roster, and Hernandez believed this year’s squad could compete with any team in the nation.
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