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HBCU Marching Band News

FIRST POINT VOLLEYBALL FOUNDATION AND USA VOLLEYBALL MAKES A $1 MILLION INVESTMENT TO SIAC MEMBER INSTITUTIONS

ATLANTA, GA – The Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association (SIAC) announced today the addition of men’s volleyball as the league’s 14th-sponsored sport with the support of a $1 million grant from First Point Volleyball Foundation and USA Volleyball....

Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Partners with SME Branding on Brand Evolution Project

Today, SME Branding is proud to announce its partnership with the SIAC

Cori Bostic is Florida A&M’s First Female Drum Major of the Marching 100

She’s following in mom and dad’s footsteps as marching band alums The Florida A&M University Marching 100 has diversified its band leadership and made history by adding its first female drum major in the program’s 72-year existence. Cori Renee Bostic, a...

Flosports Boosts College Football and Basketball Coverage, Announces Multiyear Partnership with the SIAC

SIAC joins Big 12 Conference, the Big Ten Network, Mountain West, Conference USA, and the Western Collegiate Hockey Association

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