Itoro Umontuen is a Photographer and former Managing Editor at The Atlanta Voice. With two decades of experience, he specializes in a blend of portraiture and contemporary photojournalism, reporting on a range of topics including individual and team sports, civil rights, and issues of diversity and inclusion. Umontuen's work has been featured in The Atlanta Voice, Voice News Network, Black Press USA, Post News Group, The Dallas Weekly, and The Tennessee Tribune Newspaper.
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By: Itoro Umontuen
ATLANTA — North Carolina Central running back Christian Mosley ran for 178 yards and a touchdown in front of a national television audience. His Eagles slowed down the Southern Jaguars, securing a 31-14 victory Saturday night at the Cricket MEAC/SWAC Challenge. Mosley’s efforts garnered him MVP honors. With the victory, NC Central won their second […]
Here is a brief recap of key games in Black College Football. Jackson State extends the nation’s longest winning streak Ahmad Miller ran for 172 yards and scored two touchdowns as Jackson State beat Hampton 28-14. With the victory, Jackson State extends their winning streak to eleven games, the longest in Division I. Joanes Fortilien […]
Jackson State extends longest winning streak in Division I, while other key games see thrilling victories and impressive performances in Black College Football.
Experience the battle of the bands as Ohio State's Marching Band and Grambling's 'World Famed' Band clash in a spirited showdown at Ohio Stadium.
By: Itoro Umontuen
Week three concludes with tense matchups, thrilling comebacks, and a defensive back who won the game for his school. Here is a brief roundup of key games in Black College Football. Tyrell Raby secures the victory for Grambling Defensive Back Tyrell Raby returned a fumble 83 yards for a game winning touchdown in overtime as […]
