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6:24Now PlayingTennessee State University is making history by becoming the FIRST HBCU to launch both men’s and women’s ice hockey programs. This bold move highlights the university’s commitment to diversity and inclusion while expanding athletic opportunities for Black students. In a dynamic discussion, Dr. Mickey Allen, Director of Athletics Development at Tennessee State, and Nick Guerrero, Assistant AD for Communications and Creative Content, shed light on this groundbreaking initiative. Dr. Allen discusses how the university is honoring its rich legacy and trailblazing a path in college hockey, while Guerrero shares insights on building the teams and the challenges ahead.
Tune in to hear Dr. Mickey Allen and Nick Guerrero discuss how this pioneering effort is setting the stage for future HBCUs to follow suit and create historic rivalries in college hockey. Discover why this move is more than just a sports expansion—it’s a game-changer for Black athletes and HBCU culture.
This segment was originally broadcast on February 2, 2024.
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