Randall Barnes is an HBCU Lead Writer at HBCU Pulse. He focuses on themes related to sports, education, and campus life, with a particular emphasis on competitive and professional sports, as well as sports marketing. Randall's work has been featured in WPSD-TV, LLC, MSN, Knowledia, NewsBreak, Yardbarker, ClutchPoints, and Yahoo Sports.
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Randall's coverage focuses predominantly on sports, particularly college football and basketball. He frequently covers events, profiles of athletes and coaches, as well as press releases related to the sports industry. If you have a unique story or an in-depth profile piece about athletes, coaches, or significant events within the realm of college football or basketball that would interest his audience, Randall may be open to considering them for coverage.
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After missing a prolonged period of time due to his injury, Travis Hunter has undergone a physical transformation.
The San Antonio Spurs-Oklahoma City Thunder Western Conference Finals series is headed to Game 7, tying an NBA postseason record
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Morgan State has secured the recruitment of Trey Pettigrew, one of the top scoring guards in the CIAA and across Division II basketball.
Albany State University athletics is dropping its women's soccer program and adding men's and women's track next school year.
By: Randall Barnes
Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green pushed back on Shai Gilgeous-Alexander flopping criticisms from NBA media and fans.
By: Randall Barnes
Netflix has officially announced the release date for the sequel series to ‘A Different World’, setting it for September 24.
The Oklahoma City Thunder ultimately lost to the San Antonio Spurs, and Lu Dort and Chet Holmgren weren't helpful.
By: Randall Barnes
As the Knicks and Spurs face off, New York encounters a serendipitous occurrence with Victor Wembanyama that links them to 1999.
People's hate for nostalgia-based media projects is clouding their view of the 'A Different World' sequel series.
