The Black Faculty Soccer Corridor Of Fame (BCFHOF) introduced in its fifteenth yr, the Class of 2024 Inductees Thursday afternoon. The category of seven, together with six gamers and a head coach, beat out 21 finalists in accordance with the Choice Committee.
The Class of 2024 Inductees are as follows:
Joe “747 Adams – Quarterback for Tennessee State College (1977-1980)
Antoine Bethea – Defensive Again for Howard College (2002-2005)
Waymond Bryant – Linebacker for Tennessee State College (1970-1973)
Kevin Dent – Defensive Again for Jackson State College (1985-1988)
Richard Huntley – Working Again for Winston-Salem State College (1992-1995)
Lemar Parrish – Defensive Again for Lincoln College of Missouri (1966-1969)
Coach Eddie Harm – Head Coach for Morgan State College (1929-1959)
The 9-member Choice Committee have been comprised of outstanding journalists, commentators, former NFL executives, and members of the BCFHOF.
“This Class of 2024 is a superb showcase of the a few of the unimaginable soccer expertise that has been produced from Traditionally Black Faculties and Universities,” stated Black Faculty Soccer Corridor of Fame Co-Founder Doug Williams.
“The BCFHOF serves to honor those that paved the way in which for the sport at present and these males did simply that.”
BREAKING NEWSIntroducing the Black Faculty Soccer Corridor of Fame Class of 2024!
JOE “747” ADAMS ANTOINE BETHEA WAYMOND BRYANT KEVIN DENT RICHARD HUNTLEY LEMAR PARRISH COACH EDWARD HURT View full launch right here: https://t.co/M1kGzF6TJ6 pic.twitter.com/DecWn2Qnem
— BlackCollegeFootball (@BCFHOF) December 14, 2023
The Black Faculty Soccer Corridor of Fame was based in 2009 by African-American HBCU quarterbacks James Harris and Doug Williams. The group was based to protect the historical past and honor the best soccer gamers, coaches and contributors from Traditionally Black Faculties and Universities (HBCUs).
The Class of 2024 will probably be honored on the fifteenth Annual Black Faculty Soccer Corridor of Fame Induction Ceremony, Offered by the Atlanta Falcons on June eighth, 2024 in Atlanta, Georgia.
They will even be acknowledged at halftime of the Allstate HBCU Legacy Bowl on February 24, 2024 at Yulman Stadium in New Orleans, LA, which will probably be broadcast reside on NFL Community (3:00pm CT).
For extra data, please go to www.BlackCollegeFootballHOF.org.
