The African American Male Student-Athlete at Power Five Conference with Academic Accommodations for Learning Disabilities

This Study/Blog will focus on learning disability and functional limitations, academic success, time management, the psychological and emotional well-being of The African American Male Student-Athlete at Power Five Conference with Academic Accommodations for learning disabilities.

Equity Is Not Equality Historical Black Colleges and Universities State and Federal Under-Funding in the 21st Century

Equity Is Not Equality Historical Black Colleges and Universities State and Federal Under-Funding in the 21st Century Kevin D. Crum Jr. School of Education and Human Development Department of Educational and Psychological Studies, University of Miami EPS747-1D CRITICAL ISSUES IN STUDENT AFFAIRS: THE LAW AND HIGHER EDUCATION DR. ALEXIS MARTINEZ Spring 2022 History […]

My Notes and Thoughts from 2019 Head Coach Training Conference

April 27, 2019, There was a Twitter thread between Brain McCormick Broward College “Junior College “ Head Women’s Basketball Coach & Levelle Moton North Carolina Central University Head men’s basketball coach and myself. Questioning why NCAA Division I ADs & presidents will not hire successful Junior College, NAIA head coaches on the NCAA Division I […]

I’m passionate & dedicated being more than a basketball coach

@Russ_Steinberg wrote about the opportunities that Dayton provides for HBCUs “For many HBCUs, the problem comes down to a lack of resources. Prairie View A&M athletic director Fred Washington explained that his school is defined as a Limited Resource Institution (LRI), which means it ranks in the bottom 15 percent in Division I athletics spending. […]

A Phone Call That Reinforces My Coaching Philosophy

I had an excellent phone conversation today March 7, 2019, with one of the Top Associate Head Coaches in the nation whom team in the Atlantic Coast Conference. He reinforced my thoughts and my coaching philosophy. He stated with today’s generations of student-athletes it less about coaching basketball but more teaching the off the court […]

How my 11th-grade teacher whom class I failed taught me the Philosophy #BeGreatEveryday

I have always loved the game of basketball, especially in high school. Consistently daily I woke up at five in the morning ran two miles and made two hundred shots all before taking a shower and catching the bus before 7:15 am. In a small town named Faulkner Mississippi, our basketball coach drove the bus […]