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'We're still an HBCU': N.C. A&T wants to take advantage of CAA exposure
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'We're still an HBCU': N.C. A&T wants to take advantage of CAA exposure
As North Carolina A&T kicks off another season, the move from historic HBCU-centric conferences to the prestigious CAA has sparked conversations nationwide about representation, legacy, and what it means for Black colleges to compete beyond HBCU borders. “Being in the CAA gives us another stage,” said first-year Aggies coach Shawn Gibbs at CAA Media Days. “We’ll always be an HBCU, but now we’re showing what we can do in one of the nation’s top F…
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