The guys recap Super Bowl 56. It was a star-studded event. Kirk, in attendance covering the game for the Rams, has never seen so many celebrities in one spot. The halftime show will never appeal to everyone. There is clearly a bridge being built by the league. Many things resonated with Kirk during the Super Bowl in terms of awareness, especially the pregame honors of the 'Forgotten Firsts'. Regardless of the reports behind it, it was a lightning rod moment when Eminem paid homage to Colin Kaepernick by taking a knee after his performance. This year's halftime show was for the culture. Jason talks about his part in this weekend's HBCU doubleheader. Jason will call a MEAC game during All-Star Weekend alongside HBCU grad and NBA champion, Rick Mahorn. The NBA HBCU Classic presented by AT&T will pit Howard University and Morgan State University. The NBA HBCU Classic was developed by the NBA as part of its ongoing commitment to the HBCU community – specifically around professional development, career advancement, and increased support and awareness for HBCU athletics and institutions.*Black History Month Spotlight*** - The NY Rens. The guys discuss the very first black-owned and operated professional basketball team, The New York Renaissance, aka The NY Rens. This team was founded in 1923, in Harlem, before the NBA was formed. They barnstormed across America which was common for black leagues/teams of that era. At one time this team won 88 consecutive games. Show wraps as the guy discuss Erin Jackson making gold medal history at the Winter Olympics in China this week. Brittany Bowe stepped up to be an amazing teammate.

Rob Jay, Jackson State University Broadcaster

Rob is taking part this weekend in a special HBCU Doubleheader that can be heard on SiriusXM. Rob is calling the HBCU Legacy Bowl. Rob was surprised he got the call to take part. This is going to be exciting for the players of the HBCUs schools that will play in this All-Star game. The 'Deion Effect' has brought great attention to Jackson State as well as the SWAC. Rob, wants to be able to tell the stories about the people at HBCUs. They are fascinating people both on the field/court and behind the scenes.
Deion Sanders used the pandemic to get closer to his players and see exactly what he had. Some schools didn't do anything during the pandemic. You will see just how great the talent level is at HBCUs during this game. This inaugural game will hopefully branch out into other sports. This has the potential to be very special for HBCU athletics. The NIL deals can help level the playing field for HBCUs. The fans bases are very passionate about HBCU athletics. They will show up in New Orleans Rob remembers a true pioneer, Willie Richardson. He and many others would be so proud to see the progress HBCU athletics are making right now. There are some potential draft picks that will be on the field Saturday. If you can play, the league will find you.