Charles Hallman is a Staff Writer at the Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder. He covers a range of topics including competitive sports, particularly basketball and professional sports, while also exploring themes of culture and society, with a focus on the African American community in Minnesota. Hallman's work has been featured in various outlets, highlighting his dedication to examining the intersection of sports and societal issues.
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Charles Hallman's coverage primarily revolves around local sports, particularly in Minnesota and Minneapolis. His articles often include event coverage and profile features related to coaching, basketball, college athletics, and other Minnesota sports.
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By: Charles Hallman
Along with the weekly individual honors the MEAC announces each week, other top performers are deserving recognition as well, and the MSR during the bi-weekly conference call asked coaches to share their flowers on the following players.
Both benefit from the new popularity of women’s sports
By: Charles Hallman
Four schools in the HBCU Athletic Conference (HBCUAC) claimed this week’s women’s basketball awards, while a double winner and a couple of repeaters stood out in the men’s basketball weekly honors. HBCUAC remains the only all-HBCU conference in the NAIA.
The recruiting process for a high school athlete can be both flattering and frustrating. School coaches are showing her or him just how much in demand they are. Then finally they must decide on a school or university, perhaps the first major decision in the young person’s life. Such decisions often don’t come easy.
By: Charles Hallman
It’s not even two weeks into the new year, about halfway through the college basketball season, before criticism of Ben Johnson’s job as Minnesota men’s coach is being slyly planted into news reports by PWM (primarily white media), which in turn simultaneously plants seeds of doubt in Gopher fans who read such reports.
Senior sports executives honored this year Credit: Courtesy of Berk Communications
By: Charles Hallman
The spotlight will be at Norfolk State on Saturday as the Spartans host the Howard Bison in a MEAC regular season basketball showdown, a rivalry game between two of the conference’s top teams.
The 2025 Minnesota Legislature is expected to once again try to pass a sports gambling bill. Minnesota is among 20 states where legalized gambling outside of casinos is prohibited.
Covering MIAC basketball over the years is a welcome change from pro hoops and big time college basketball as well. Each year I spend a day watching Division III hoops, and last Saturday we did just that at Macalester College in St. Paul in our annual “Basketball in the Cities.”
Covering MIAC basketball over the years is a welcome change from pro hoops and big time college basketball as well. Each year I spend a day watching Division III hoops, and last Saturday we did just that at Macalester College in St. Paul in our annual “Basketball in the Cities.”
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