In season 4 episode 10 of The Fix Sports Podcast, Joseph shines his HBCU spotlight on Shaw University's Amir Hinton for signing a free agent contract with the New York Knicks. In HCBU news, Dr. Kiki Baker Barnes is named the new President of the NAIA-ADA. More moves have been made in the 2019 NBA free agency period; Kwahi Leonard signs with the Clippers and Paul George will be joining him. The USA Women's Soccer team has won the 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup. 15 year old tennis phenom, Coco Gauff defeats Venus Williams at Wimbledon and continues to win, the University of Virginia are the winners of the 2019 College World Series, and Joseph gives us a rundown of the 2019 Major League Baseball All-Star team rosters. In sad baseball news, Anaheim Angels pitcher Tyler Skagga died on Monday. The WNBA season is in full swing and Joseph updates us on scores and standings, and the Big 3 is in week 3 of their 2019 season. The weekly rant is aimed at ex-NBA start Chuck Person is facing two years in prison for his role in the NCAA basketball scandal. Person's lawyer says he was involved in the scandal because he was broke and made a lot of bad financial decisions. Tune in to get your fix!!!

In season 4 episode 9 of The Fix Sports Podcast, Joseph shines his HBCU spotlight once again on North Carolina A&T State University's Kayla White. White is nominated for the NCAA Woman of the Year Award for her dominance in track & field. In HBCU news, former North Carolina A&T women’s basketball player accuses coaches of ignoring sexual assault claims, accuses coaches of verbal abuse. NBA free agency is underway and big moves have already been made; Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant have signed with the Brooklyn Nets. The 2019 NBA Awards happened on Monday June 24th where Giannis Antetokounmpo is named the NBA MVP, the Philadelphia Eagles safety  Malcolm Jenkins helps feed over 400 underprivileged children, Joseph gives an update of the first two weeks of the 2019 Big 3 season, Rapper TI and friends allegedly jumped Floyd Mayweather’s DJ, and Toronto Raptors President Masai Uijiri is accused of assaulting a police officer, the problem is evidence isn't supporting the police's claims. The weekly rant is aimed at the NCAA; California lawmakers filled a a compensation bill that would allow NCAA student-athletes to earn off of their name, likeness and images. The big bad NCAA apparently has a problem with "student-athletes" earning off of their own names; the NCAA is busy earning off of the players. The NCAA is proposing that if the bill passes all schools under the NCAA will be ineligible for post-season play.  Tune in to get your fix!!

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In season 4 episode 8 of The Fix Sports Podcast, Joseph shines his HBCU spotlight on North Carolina A&T State University's relief pitcher Leon Hunter was drafted by the Texas Rangers. Further in the HBCU spotlight, Joseph also sheds light on E.P. Reese, a former Center Fielder for Winston-Salem State University's baseball team who was drafted by the Houston Astros. Kwahi Leonard files lawsuit against Nike over the ownership of his “Klaw” logo. In the Life After Sports Segment, Joseph interviews Mr. Jonathan Kelly about his transition from an athlete to a successful entrepreneur. In further sports news, Joseph gives us an update on the latest wins and losses in the 2019 Women's World Cup, Boston Red Sox Legend David Ortiz was shot in the Dominican Republic, the Toronto Raptors are the 2019 NBA Champions, Anthony Davis was traded to the Lakers, and the 2019 NBA Draft left us all excited for the upcoming NBA season; Joseph covers it all. LSU Track star Sha’Carri Richardson breaks world records as a freshman, LaVar Ball is supposedly banned from ESPN for his latest comments when talking with First Take host Molly Qerim. The Monday rant is aimed at Mike Atkinson, Atkinson is a top Texas high school football referee who is  suspended for a year for making racist comments. Tune in to get your fix!!!


Jonathan Kelly Bio:

Jonathan Kelly is an entrepreneur, investor and speaker from Tallahassee, FL. He earned a basketball scholarship from Florida A&M University where he graduated with honors and earned a degree in broadcast journalism. After college Jonathan played professionally in several leagues before getting into sales full time. He has worked for two industry leading sales companies over the past decade. While working, networking and learning to master his craft in sales and marketing, Jonathan started several businesses of his own, which are still growing and thriving today. Currently Jonathan is a successful real estate investor, forex and cryptocurrency trader, business owner and speaks all across the country inspiring and teaching people about financial literacy, entrepreneurship and changing your mindset to attract what you want into your life. He also consults with business owners creating strategic plans to maximize profitability and market exposure for their company. Jonathan loves helping young people discover their passion and purpose. His life’s mission is to make a positive and lasting impact with everyone he meets and be a catalyst for growth and financial empowerment in his culture and community. 

Contact Jonathan Kelly:

​IG/Twitter: @LIVE_2CREATE
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUMkTv7joq9tFvz0Yvvr3ow
Email: JonathanKellyBooking@gmail.com

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On season 4 episode 7 of The Fix Sports Podcast, Joseph shines his HBCU spotlight on Dr. Dr. Nikole Roebuck for being named the first female band director for Grambling Stat University. Master P and his son Romeo Miller offer Zion Williamson a $20 million shoe deal and movie role, soccer star Jose Reyez dies in a car crash. Joseph gives his opinion on game one of the NBA finals, he also brings you up to speed on the Stanley Cup Finals as the Boston Bruins take a 2-1 series lead. UFC fighter Yoel Romero wins a $27 million lawsuit, and Anthony Joshua loses in the 7th round by TKO to Andy Ruiz. The weekly rant is aimed at NBA referee Ron Garretson, Garretson was arrested on extreme DUI charges and tried to lie his way out of the situation. Tune in to get your fix!!

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On season 4 episode 6 of The Fix Sports Podcast, Joseph shines his HBCU spotlight on Lincoln University's women’s track team as they repeats as the D2 NCAA Champs, also, Hampton’s Jaelen Williams qualifies for NCAA the 2019 Championships. Juwan Howard is the new head coach of Michigan's men's basketball team, the 2019 All-NBA Teams are announced, NFL corner back and return man Adam Packman Jones is retiring. Joseph brings you up to speed on the NBA playoffs as the Raptors and Warriors advance to the NBS finals. In the NHL, The Boston Bruins and the Saint Louis Blues advance to the Stanley Cup Finals. The 2019 WNBA season has started, the University of Clemson’s football PED appeal is denied. Did Magic Johnson get his negro wake up call? Is Kevin Durant mad that the warriors are winning without him? The Monday rant is aimed at former NFL player Reggie Bush; Reggie Bush paid his mistress $3 million to get an abortion, she is now 6 months pregnant. Tune in to get your fix!!
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In season 4 episode 5 of The Fix Sports Podcast, Joseph Ward shines his HBCU spotlight on The Meac baseball all-conference team, and FAMU won the 2019 MEAC baseball championship. In HBCU News, Mississippi Valley State University’s Kerry Anne Aimon is the SWAC’s first female band director. Deontay Wilder defeats Dominic Breazeale with 1st round KO, Joseph updates you on the 2019 NBA Draft Lottery, the WNBA selects Cathy Engelbert as new commissioner. The NBA conference finals are here and Joseph gives you the run down, in the NHL playoffs the Boston Bruins have advanced to the Stanley Cup Finals, while the St. Louis Blues look to know off he San Jose Sharks and advance to the Stanley Cup Finals. The Seattle Seahawks' Dion Jordan suspended for Adderall use, the Arizona Cardinals' Patrick Peterson will serve a 6 game suspension for PED use, and The Phoenix Suns Josh Jordan arrested then flees from cops handcuffed. The Monday rant is aimed at Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Julio Urias, who was arrested for domestic violence. Tune in to get your fix!!!

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In season 4 episode 4 of The Freedom Train Podcast Series, Joseph shines his HBCU spotlight on the Hampton men's and women's track teams for sweeping the Big South track tournament, also, former Tennessee State football star Terrell Bonds signs with the Baltimore Ravens. In HBCU news, former Bethune-Cookman football player and recent grad was found dead in his truck. The Lakers coaching drama ends with the hiring of Frank Vogel, Christian Dawkins and Merl Code were convicted in college basketball corruption trial, the 2019 Kentucky Derby ends with a controversial winner. Joseph gives an update on the NBA and NHL playoff pictures, The WNBA's opening day in on May 24th, billionaire Panthers owner won’t move team to South Carolina without $120 million in tax breaks, Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ defensive end Jason Pieere-Paul suffered fractured neck in car crash. The Monday rant is aimed at the Ayesha Curry situation and all the backlash and opinions people have about her comments; everyone has the answer but can't seem to fix their situations. Tune in to get your fix!!!

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In season 4 episode 3 of The Fix Sports Podcast, Joseph shines his HBCU spotlight on the Winston Salem State University softball team for winning the 2019 CIAA softball championship. Sports agent Nicole Lynn  makes history by becoming the first black woman sports agent to have a client drafted as one of the top three picks in the 2019 NFL draft. The 2019 women’s world cup roster is announced, former UFC fighter Rodrigo Lima was killed in Brazil following argument with ride share driver, Joseph gives an update on the 2019 NBA and NHL playoffs. The Big 3 in in their third season and Joseph summarizes their 2019 draft, Canelo Alverez defeated Daniel Jacobs to win his latest boxing title. New Jersey Nets guard DeAngelo Russell is cited in an New York airport for possession of weed. In the Monday rant, Joseph goes in on the track and field governing bodies for their decade long attempts to block South African female track athlete Caster Semenya, because she has naturally elevated levels of testosterone. Tune in to get your fix!!!

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In this episode of The Fix Sports Podcast, Joseph shines his HBCU spotlight on Alabama State’s Tytus Howard, for being drafted in the 1st round by the Houston Texans. Sacramento Kings coach Luke Walton accused of sexual assault, NFL rookie is shot hours after he was drafted, New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft will most likely not be punished for his role in the alleged Jupiter, FL prostitution sting, former NFL player Michael Sam says the LGBTQ community used him as a poster boy then abandoned him,  and Tiger Woods wins 5th Masters. Joseph gives an update on the NBA and NHL playoffs. He also gives us a summary of the NFL and WNBA drafts. In the Monday rant, Joseph gives his opinion about the Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Tyreek Hill being under investigation for child abuse. Tune in to get your fix!!

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In season 4 episode 1 of The Fix Sports Podcast, Joseph Ward shines his HBCU spotlight on Alabama St. Men rally for winning their third straight SWAC tennis title, and former Grambling State University's track star turned boxer remains undefeated. In HBCU news, two Fired FAMU coaches will have jury trial in their wrongful termination cases. Cynthia Marshall is the new CEO of the Dallas Mavericks and asked to clean up a culture of sexual predation. Patrick Irving joined The Fix to talk boxing. Claressa Shields defeats Christina Hammer, Lomachenko gets another victory over Crolla,  Terance Crawford wins in TKO against Amir Khan, and Errol Spence remains undefeated with win over Mickey Garcia. Virgina won the Men's NCAA basketball championship, while Baylor tops Notre Dame to win the Women's NCAA basketball championship. Joseph updates us on the NBA playoffs, The NFL draft will begin on Thursday April 25th, and the Alliance of American Football has suspended its operations. The Monday rant is aimed at the racist white fans who continue to spew racism at sporting events and the white players and organizational owners/administration who turn a blind eye to the epidemic. Tune in to get your fix!!!
 
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In season 3 episode 31 of The Fix Sports Podcast, Joseph shined his HBCU spotlight on 4 HBCU teams to make the NCAA tournament within their respective levels, and Norfolk State beats Alabama in 1st round of the NIT. In HBCU News, a Howard volleyball player is trying out for the USA National Team. Lonzo and La'Melo Ball are said to be leaving the BBB for Nike, Mike Trout and the Anaheim Angels are said to Agree to $430 million deal, Adam Schefter breaks his silence on the ‘Bigger than Kraft’ report, and three women are coaching in the AAF. Joseph discusses March Madness and the NBA playoff push. Joseph brings us up to date on the AAF, and Zion Williamson is exposed by girl for trying to get with her. The Monday rant is aimed at the whole justice system and how rich white men like Robert Kraft always will get a slap on the wrist for their crimes. Kraft is a part of the Florida massage spa prostitution sting. Tune in to get your fix!!! 

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In this episode of The Fix Sports Podcast, Joseph shines his HBCU spotlight on N.C. A&T’s Kayla White for being named 2019 NCAA Track Athlete of the Year, Dillard's women for winning their  second consecutive GCAC basketball tournament title, Prairie View A&M men's basketball clinched the SWAC regular season title, and Hampton Women's basketball team clean up in first year of the Big South's  conference honors. NFL wide receiver Antonio Brown traded to the Raiders, fellow NFL wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. was traded to the Cleveland Browns, the Cleveland Browns' Kareem Hunt was suspended 8 games by the NFL, the Kansas City Chiefs' Tyreek Hill under investigation for domestic violence, and  former NFL quarterback Johnny Manziel was cut and barred from the CFL but is now playing in the AAF for Memphis. A trailblazing NFL player who saves 90% of his money is teaching class at Penn called “Life 101”. Should transgender women be able to compete against biological women? The Monday rant is aimed at Ex-NFL player Kellen Winslow Jr for being accused of touching himself in front of an elderly woman, and David Irving quits the NFL because of the drug policy in social media while smoking a joint. Make sure you tune in!!!

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In this episode of The Fix Sports Podcast, Joseph shines his HBCU spotlight on N.C. A&T’s Kayla White for running the world’s fastest 200m time this year, Bethune Cookman’s softball teams beats number 17 Oregon, N.C. A&T Women’s basketball team clinches the outright MEAC regular season title, and Virginia State wins the CIAA men's basketball championship. In HBCU news, N.C. A&T cheerleaders will sit out the remainder of the basketball season due to the sexual assault allegations. Baseball superstar Bryce Harper is now a member of the Philadelphia Phillies, tight end Jason Whitten is returning to the Dallas Cowboys for his 16th season after  year retirement, ex-NBA player David West plans to start a college basketball league that pays its players, and a Texas jury finds ex-Baylor football player not guilty of rape. Joseph gives an update on week four of the Alliance of American Football season, a black Baltimore 7th grader is a national chess champion, and Joseph announces the winners from this past weekends UFC 235 event. The Monday rant is aimed at the N.C. A&T cheer leading coaching staff for mishandling the sexual assault allegation told to them by one of their cheer leaders. 

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Joseph has released his third book, On the Shoulders of Giants Vol: 3 South America. The continent of South America is home to the largest population of African people outside of Africa. Brazil, Colombia, Peru, and Ecuador are four countries with the highest populations of African people in the world. Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, Venezuela, Bolivia, Paraguay, Guyana, and Suriname are the remaining countries that make up this continent. According to data collected by the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade Database, 12.5 million Africans were shipped to the New World and 10.7 million were able to survive the trip across the Atlantic. Of the 10.7 million Africans who reached the Americas, 90 percent of them were taken to various countries throughout South America. Through my research, I have learned that South America is rich in African history and culture. During the history classes we took while attending school, our teachers were rarely equipped to teach the history of African people inside and outside of the United States. Therefore, we were greatly deprived of the powerful stories of the many African people who opposed white supremacy and ensured the freedom for their people for generations to come. In this volume, I introduce you to the following heroes: 

Victoria Santa Cruz
Edson Arantes do Nascimento aka Soccer Legend Pele
María Remedios del Valle
Quamina Gladstone
Juana Ramirez
Jose Olaya
The Ndyuka People
Zumbi dos Palmares
Dandara dos Palmares
Edgardo Orunto
Susana Baca
Benkos Bioho
and
Tupac Amaru 

These 12 heroes and the Ndyuka people risked their lives and careers for their people. These leaders promoted their cultures and helped ensure future generations are able to thrive. Our heroes understood the importance of the youth knowing their history; so they fought to protect their future. The Ndyuka People of Suriname are a group of African people who survived the Middle Passage, escaped slavery, waged war against their enslavers, and created settlements that still exist today. 

This book gives you some insight into the struggles African people endured at the hands of white supremacy over the last 500 years. We have been led to believe that African people contributed nothing to humanity and were only civilized when Europeans enslaved them. The indigenous populations of South America were also subjected to slaughter and enslavement at the hands of white supremacy. Some of the indigenous populations aligned themselves with the Maroons (Africans who escaped slavery) and played a part in the many wars against Spanish, Dutch and Portuguese enslavement. 

In season 3 episode 28 of The Fix Sports Podcast, Joseph shines his HBCU spotlight on the three HBCU football stars that are invited to the NFL combine, and Bowie State’s Amir Hall is named 2018 BCFHOF Player of the year. In HBCU news FAMU hit with postseason ban in four sports, and N.C. A&T cheerleader calls for removal of her coaches because she says they failed to report her rape. Patriots' owner Robert Kraft is charged with soliciting prostitution in Florida, Colin Kaepernck and Eric Reid settle collusion case with the NFL, Rising ESPN star Adnan Virk is fired and escorted out due to alleged leaking of confidential information, and the Cleveland Browns sign Kareem Hunt. The 2019 NBA All-Star weekend is a wrap, team LeBron beats team Giannis, The Alliance of American Football season is underway and Joseph gives you an update on the winners and losers throughout the first three weeks, and the 2019 NFL Hall Of Fame finalist have been announced. The Monday rant is aimed at former FSU quarterback Deondre Francois and his girlfriend for their continued domestically violent relationship. 

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In this episode of The Fix Sports Podcast, Joseph shines his HBCU spotlight on Howard University's CJ Williams. Williams scored 29 points in a game where his mother who is dealing with cancer was able to see her son play basketball. In HBCU News, Howard University siblings will compete in 2020 Olympics. We introduce you to Armani Williams a black teen  NASCAR driver with autism, Naomi Osaka wins the Australian Open and 2nd grand slam, Marshawn Lynch is battling gentrification by buying land in his community, and Caribbean Women reported as first all-black women’s rowing team to cross the Atlantic in a competition. In our Life After Sports segment we interviewed 3 time state champion in girl's basketball and three time coach of the year Ms. Ericka Cromartie. She tells us about her time as a basketball player and how she successfully transitioned to a life after sports. Joseph gives his take on Super Bowl 52 and the new champion, New England Patriot's tight end Rob Gronkowski makes sexually suggestive remarks to a female reporter. The Monday rant is aimed at ex-Yankees MVP closer John Wetteland is accused of child abuse. 

Ericka Cromartie Biography: 

My name is Ericka Cromartie, I am the head Girls’ Basketball Coach at FAMU DRS. My job is geared to teach the young ladies at FAMU DRS, basketball skills, life skills, and to give them exposure to the game of basketball.

I am a former baby rattler, and I have the opportunity to teach Physical Education and coach high school girls’ basketball at my alma mater. I graduated from FAMU DRS in 2001, and after graduation I attended Miles College in Birmingham, Alabama where I played basketball for four years.  Upon graduating from Miles College, I returned to the state of Florida to attend The Florida State University where I received a Master’s Degree in Physical Education.  I also received a Master’s Degree in Sport Management at the Florida Agriculture and Mechanical University. Furthermore, I began teaching and coaching basketball in 2008, while I was working at Crossroad Academy Charter School in Quincy Florida.
             
  In 2014-15, I began coaching basketball at FAMU DRS, where my team won the 2A State Championship. At this time, I was voted “2A Coach of the Year.” By 2015-16, my team won back to back State Championships, and I was voted “2A Coach of the Year” again. In 2016-17 My team won a third State Championship and I was named "Coach of the Year" for a third time. Finally, I truly thank GOD for giving me the opportunity and the will to teach and coach students to become the best they can possibly be.

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On this episode of The Fix Sports Podcast, Joseph Shines his HBCU spotlight on former Bowie State University quarterback Amir Hall. Hall got a chance to play in the NFLPA Bowl. Golden State's Steph Curry passes Jason Terry on the all-time three pointers list, Kyler Murray is discussing money with the NFL and the Oakland A’s, former NFL quarterback Todd Marinovich is learning to be human again after a rough life. In our Life After Sports segment we interviewed Mr. Thomas Houston, a former NFL and collegiate football player. Joseph gives his weekly NFL playoff update, ex-Detroit lions player beats up man for masturbating outside of his daughters window. The Friday rant is aimed at Gladys Knight for performing the national anthem at the super bowl and having to explain herself. Tune in to get your fix!!


Mr. Thomas Houston Biography:

Thomas Houston Jr. better known as “Tom Houston” was born in San Diego, California to Thomas Houston Sr.  and the late Frances Houston February 15, 1958.  At the age of 2 they relocated to Washington D.C. where he was heavily influenced by his small yet intimate immediate family. He grew up revering his mother and her hard work  despite being raised by his father. His mother was stern, hard and ungiving but showed her love and support by coming to every game.  He often followed behind his big sister-Ronda (just a year apart)- who never let anyone beat up on him and was often his partner in crime. They often won local dance contests and are still very close, He was cultivated by his grandmothers Mary and Meme they instilled morals and values in caring ways and although they loved him, he didn’t get away with much. As for his drive to succeed above all and be something different and special that came from his father who started as an enlisted Naval cadet but after 4 years became an entrepreneur and never settled for less than what he thought he deserved. 
 
This was the substance that formulated Tom Houston-- starting rec sports at the age of 10 and football  at the age of 12 he played much in school, well class mostly but with sports he was able to gain discipline and purpose. Named the most improved junior defensively, achieving the All Metro title his senior year and winning  the conference championship Tom graduated Woodson High school in 1975 and acquired the nickname "Big Nasty" as he went into college. He received a full athletic scholarship to the Wisconsin Badgers. There he played defensive lineman from 76-81. Going through much adversity he developed a “never quit” mentality and never settled. He started multiple times, his most notable game was against Purdue where he had 6 tackles. Through hard work and consistent training he went to several NFL camps and was signed to the Washington Federal’s USFL team in 82. There he was trained as an offensive linemen. 

Summer of 83 he obtained just about every little boys dream of becoming a player in the NFL. He signed a 2 year contract as a free agent with the Green Bay Packers.  
Unfortunately after a few pre- season games he tore his ACL and was placed on injury reserve. He was hoping to return but after 6 knee operations and several months of physical therapy the injury proved a little more complicated then expected. It will take him to tell you what happened during what could be considered dark times… But on the bright side... 
 
He married to his 1st wife at the end of 84 and became a proud dad of a baby girl (Tammie) in summer of 85. He went on to have another beautiful daughter (Tajha) with his 1st wife in 1990. He remarried in 1996 to Patti Houston where he had 3 additional children 2 boys and 1 girl. He shared his passion of sports and football with his eldest son (Zack) by couching his football team all the way to high school and assisting with training of his next son (Trey) with basketball. He also went on to become a “gymnastics dad” by supporting his youngest daughter (Toni) by attending every meet just as his mother did for him. 

Tom now works as an operations manager. He continues to thrive embracing his family role as husband, daddy, dad, pop and soon to be grandad. He still believes as he did when he started to never quit and keep trying. 

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In season 3 episode 25 of The Fix Sports Podcast, Joseph shines his HBCU spotlight on Fayetteville State's men's basketball team for their surprise win over Lincoln. Also in the spotlight is track star Akobundu and the North Carolina A&T State track & field team for setting records. Sarah Thomas is the first woman to officiate an NFL playoff game, Antonio Brown and the Pittsburgh Steelers have beef, and Hatian sprinter Rincher breaks 60m national record in his debut for Florida State University. Joseph updates us on the college football players who have entered the transfer portal and the NFL conference championship games are set for this upcoming Sunday. Turkey is accusing Enes Kanter of being a part of a terror group and and wants him extradited. The Friday rant is aimed at rapper Travis Scott for agreeing to perform at the Super Bowl, and implied that Kaepernick approved of his performance. Tune in to get your fix!!!
 
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In season 3 episode 24 of The Fix Sports Podcast, Joseph shines his HBCU spotlight on three HBCU players are 2018 NFL all-Pro selections, and Coaching Legend Joe Taylor is named a college football hall of fame inductee. Is LeBron James really the greatest player in NBA history? Shout out to the Clemson Tigers for winning the 2019 NCAA College Football National Championship. Also, shout out to the North Dakota State University Bison for wining the 2019 FCS National Championship. A sports institute declares that flag football should be the standard until high school age, The University of California's football player Bryce Turner dies at the age of 19, the 2019 NFL Pro Bowl rosters are released, the NFL Wild Card round is over and the Divisional Round starts this weekend. Will Alabama quarterback Jalen Hurts transfer to another school? The NBA All-Star numbers are coming in and LeBron James is leading in numbers. The Friday rant is aimed at the 95% of NFL players who said Colin Kapernick should be on a roster but they won’t take a stand for him. Tune in!!!! 


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In season 3 episode 23 of The Fix Sports Podcast, Joseph shines his HBCU spotlight on the HBCU bands who performed in the 2019 Tournament of Roses for the 2019 Rose Bowl. Marvin Lewis is fired by the Cincinnati Bengals, Mark Richt "retires" as the head football coach of University of Miami; Manny Diaz is hired as the new head coach, Washington Redskin's Reuben Foster’s domestic violence charges are dropped and the NFL is monitoring the situation, and 2 LSU players involved in shooting acted in self-defense. Joseph gives an update on the college football bowl games and week 17 of the NFL season. Boxing sensation Clarissa Shields defeats Hannah Rankin to win her third belt, and Floyd Mayweather wasted our time fighting kickboxing sensation Tenshin Nasukawa. Our Friday rant is aimed at wrestling referee Alan Maloney for forcing black wrestler Andrew Johnson to cut his hair or be disqualified. Tune in to get your fix!!

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The year is coming to a close but The Fix is rolling strong. In season 3 episode 22 of The Fix Sports Podcast, Joseph shines his HBCU spotlight on North Carolina A&T State University for winning the 2018 Celebration Bowl, Jayru Campbell wins the 2018 Harlon Hill Trophy (correction, Ferris State University is not an HBCU),  and the Texas Southern men's basketball team earns a victory over Texas A&M. In our HBCU News, former Little League World Series star Mo'ne Davis will be playing softball at Hampton University. The Women's Tennis Association Approved Serena William’s cat suit and adds protections for returning mothers and woman with injuries, an Arkansas Linebacker was arrested on drug and weapon possession charges, Melissa Harville-Lebron is the first black woman owns a NASCAR team, Boxing's Charlo twins'  national debut didn’t go as well as planned. Joseph gives an update on the college football bowl games, as well as, week 16 of the NFL season. Josh Gordon is no longer with the New England Patriots because of mental health issues and other reason. The Monday rant is aimed at former Atlanta Falcons running back Justin Crawford because he was caught by his wife molesting 12 year old family member. Tune in to get your fix!!
 
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In season 2 episode 21 of The Fix Sports Podcast, Joseph shined his HBCU spotlight on Morehouse Maroon Tigers Men's basketball team for their comeback win against West Florida. NASA offers to prove to Steph Curry that they did reach the moon, Usain Bolt scores two goals in his soccer debut, Ravens call Patrick Richard’s racist tweets unacceptable, Atlanta United FC wins 2018 Major League Soccer Cup, Joseph gives a rundown of week 14 of the NFL season, and a Kentucky State's head women's basketball Coach is accused of injuring women’s basketball player in practice. The Friday rant is aimed at Britt McHenry for her pugnacious comments about ESPN's Bomani Jones and Pablo Torres. Tune in to get your fix!!!

leIn this episode of The Fix Sports Podcast, Joseph shined his HBCU spotlight on Calflin University's women's basketball team for their victory over Virginia Union University. In HBCU news Howard has hired former Michigan offensive analyst Ron Prince to be their new head coach. Kyler Murray wins the 2018 Heisman trophy award, the first transgender pro boxer in US history wins in his debut, and Ricky Williams, Terrell Owens and other former NFL players plan to start the Freedom Football League. In Joseph's Life After Sports segment he interviewed Mr. Alan Bell aka "AB the Hero". Allen Bell aka AB the HERO is the Lead Commentator for the Big Baller Brand’s, Junior Basketball Association League. Allen got his start covering the “Business of Sports Culture”  on his YouTube channel “AB the HERO!” Since joining the Junior Basketball Association AB has broadcasted over 57 games in 14 different countries. Before transitioning into sports journalism, AB spent many years working with agencies who serve youth and young adults. He is currently a Freelance sports journalist and independent filmmaker, focused on telling the story of the athletes and their lives around the sport. You can reach AB on social media @ABtheHERO or by email at ABtheHero13@gmail.com.  Lastly, Vasily Lomachenko unifies lightweight titles in win over Pedraza. The Monday rant is aimed at the Washington Redskins because they would rather lose than sign Colin Kapernick. Tune in to get your fix!!!

 
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In this episode of The Fix Sports Podcast, Joseph Ward shines his HBCU spotlight on the 2018 all-conference SWAC team. In HBCU news Bowie State's band is placed on one-year probation after hazing is confirmed. Urban Meyer is retiring from Ohio State after Rose Bowl the Rose Bowl, Mike McCarthy is fired as Packers head coach, Florida State University wins the 2018 Women’s NCAA Soccer championship, Deyonta Wilder and Tyson Fury's boxing match ends in a draw. Joseph gives a run down on the 2018-2019 college football bowl games and College Football Playoff. The Calgary Stampeders are the 2018 Canadian Football League Grey Cup champions, Dwight Howard "outted" by alleged ex-boyfriend, and the Toronto Raptors cut G league guard Kay Felder after domestic violence arrest. Our Friday rant is aimed at the Steelers fan who choked a pregnant Chargers fan during game. Tune in to get your fix!!!

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In season 3 episode 18 of the Fix Sports Podcast, Joseph shines his HBCU spotlight on Texas Southern University's men's basketball team for upsetting  then #18 Oregon Ducks. We also put our spotlight on Alcorn State University for winning the 2018 SWAC championship over Southern University. We thank our guest Ms. Kezia Conyers for joining us in our Life After Sports segment. Ms. Conyers is the author of the new book Go Beyond: Intimate perspectives from former athletes on how to win at life. We discussed her new book, her life as an athlete and, how she was able to transition from the sports world into a successful civilian life. The Washington Redskins claim Reuben Foster off of waivers after latest domestic violence arrest. Former Super Bowl wining Redskins quarterback Doug Williams is in trouble for insensitive comment when explaining the Redskins signing Foster. The Monday rant is aimed at former Kansas City Chiefs running back for lying about him assaulting a woman earlier this year. TMZ releases a video of Hunt pushing and kicking a woman. Tune in to get your fix!!!!

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In season 3 episode 17 of the Fix Sports Podcast, Joseph shines his HBCU spotlight on Southern University for their victory in the 2018 Bayou Classic. In HBCU news, Tennessee State University's head football coach will keep his job despite being on the hot seat. Mack Brown is the new head football coach of the University of North Carolina, Francis Ngannou TKO’s Curtis Blaydes in 45 seconds in UFC Beijing. Joseph introduced his Life After Sports segment this episode, his first guest is Mr. Sam Carter the CEO of Carter's Corner. Mr. Carter is a former athlete who was able to successfully transition from the sports world to the civilian world. He uses his platforms to help other former athletes create for themselves, as well as, helping current and future athletes begin to think about their transition from sports. Joseph gives an update of week 13 (Rivalry Week) of the college football season, he also updates you on the latest College Football Playoffs poll. The Friday rant is aimed at Stephen A. Smith for publicly calling got Cincinnati Bengals head coach to be fired. Tune in to get your fix!!!