How to watch 2023 HBCU Legacy Bowl

After a week of practice following the 2023 HBCU Combine, the second annual HBCU Legacy Bowl has arrived.

Founded in coordination with the Black College Football Hall of Fame, the HBCU Legacy Bowl will provide an opportunity for the best of the best HBCU talent to show their skills in front of NFL decision-makers. The two teams are named to honor Jake Gaither (Florida A&M 1945-1973) and Eddie Robinson (Grambling State 1941-1997), who were two of the greatest and longest-tenured coaches in HBCU history.

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Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes and his foundation pledged a multi-year commitment to support the game in March of 2021. He even partnered with Coors Light to paint a spotlight on the players in attendance this year.

Excited to partner with @coorslight to help spotlight the talented athletes playing in this year’s HBCU Legacy Bowl. Head to https://t.co/MvrbBOajCJ to check out the roster and show some love to HBCUs. 🔥 #LegacyBound pic.twitter.com/gGMhbJQL1k

— Patrick Mahomes II (@PatrickMahomes) February 22, 2023

Below are important game details about the all-star game. If you have questions about the game, reach out to us on Twitter @TheChiefsWire.

Game information:

Who: Team Gaither vs. Team Robinson

When: Saturday, Feb. 25 at 3:00 p.m. CT

Where: Yulman Stadium (Tulane University) – New Orleans, Louisiana

TV Channel: NFL Network

Broadcasters: Steve Wyche, Charles Davis, Bucky Brooks and Sherree Burruss

Live stream: fuboTV (free 7-day trial)

Rosters:

Team Gaither

OFFENSE
Num.	First	Last	Pos.	College	Ht.	Wt.
1	Dion	Golatt, Jr	QB	Bowie St	6’3	220
2	Alfonzo	Graham	RB	Morgan St	5’9	185
4	Edward	Hicks II	WR	NCCU	5’11	180
5	Jahkari	Grant	QB	Virginia Union	6’2	195
6	Morgan	Scroggins	WR	Bowie St	6’0	195
8	Antoine	Murray	WR	Howard	5’11	188
9	Darius	Hagans	RB	Virginia St	6’0	207
11	Jalen	Fowler	QB	NCAT	6’3	230
12	Jerrish	Halsey	WR	Delaware St	5’10	161
13	Jeremiah	Holloman	WR	Tenn. St	6’3	215
19	Zach	Leslie	WR	NCAT	6’4	205
20	Taurean	Taylor	RB	Tuskegee	5’6	185
28	Tyler	King	RB	Edward Waters U.	6’0	188
40	Elton	Andrew, Jr	K	Fayetteville St	6’0	191
53	Quinton	Bobo, Jr	OL	Bowie St	6’1	270
54	Robert	Mitchell	OL	NCCU	6’2	305
55	Dacquari	Wilson, Jr	OL	NCAT	6’3	295
58	Tyrese	Bobbitt	OL	Shaw U	6’3	332
62	Christopher	Georgia	OL	Tenn. St	6’3	300
70	Robert	Lacey III	OL	Tenn. St	6’4	337
72	Christopher	Simon	OL	South Carolina St	6’4	310
74	Colby	Byrd	OL	Norfolk St.	6’3	315
75	Christopher	Anthony	OL	Morgan St	6’4	285
76	Darian	Bryant	OL	Virginia Union	6”5	330
81	Tyler	Barnes	TE	NCCU	6’4	235
86	Myles	Wright	TE/LS	Morgan St	6’3	245
90	Jacob	Young	P	Fayetteville St	6’2	250
DEFENSE
Num.	First	Last	Pos.	College	Ht.	Wt.
0	Joshua	Pryor	DL	Bowie St	6’5	255
3	Malik	Johnson	CB	Central St	6’2	190
4	Derrick	Tucker	S	Texas Southern	6’3	210
5	Kai	Gray	S	Lincoln U.	6’1	208
6	Jermaine	McDaniel	DL	NCAT	6’3	240
7	Demetrius	Mann	S	Virginia Union	5”9	185
8	Isaiah	Williams	DL	Delaware St	6’4	260
9	Jaleel	Scroggins	CB	Shaw U.	5’9	180
10	Brandon	Barnes-Brown	CB	Fayetteville St	5’11	190
11	Jahsun	Bryant	LB	Tenn. St	6’2	225
15	Keshaun	Moore	DL	Hampton	6’3	270
16	Damontay	Rhem	LB	Virginia Union	5’11	220
17	Julius Ali	Shocklay	CB	Hampton	5’11	195
18	Brandon	Gaddy	DL	Alabama St	6’3	290
21	Raymond	Boone	S	Bowie St	6’0	205
27	Jai	Nunn-Liddell	CB	Kentucky St	6’3	200
33	Woodly	Appolon	LB	Tuskegee	6’4	220
42	Zion	Johnson	LB	Virginia St	5’11	222
48	Brooks	Parker III	LB	Delaware St	6’0	225
50	Devin	Harrell	DL	NCAT	6’2″	240
54	Juanya’	Majette	LB	Elizabeth City State	5’10	235
98	Ronald	Johnson, Jr	DL	Virginia Union	6’4	285
99	Ellison	Jordan	DL	Bowie St	6’0	315

Team Robinson

OFFENSE
Num.	First	Last	Pos.	College	Ht.	Wt.
0	Emanuel	Wilson	RB	Fort Valley St	5’11	220
1	Larry	Harrington	QB	Langston	6’1	200
3	Jacory	Rankin	WR	Mississippi Valley St	5’9	175
5	Que’shaun	Byrd	RB	Bethune Cookman	5’7	185
6	Isiah	Cox	WR	Alabama A&M	5”11	185
10	Kemari	Averett	TE	Bethune Cookman	6’6	250
11	Skyler	Perry	QB	Ark. Pine Bluff	6’4	210
12	Glendon	McDaniel	QB	Southern	6’2	200
13	Cornelius “CJ”	Bolar	WR	Alcorn	6’1	190
17	DeVon	McCoy	TE	Clark Atlanta	6”5	225
19	Xavier	Smith	WR	FAMU	5’10	170
21	Anthony “AJ”	Davis	RB	FAMU	6’0	215
23	Markel	Scott	RB	Langston	5’10	196
31	Maurice	Washington	RB	Grambling	6’1	170
42	Jose	Romo-Martinez	K	FAMU	6’2	212
43	Christopher	Faddoul	P	FAMU	6’0	200
44	Aarion	Hartman	LS	Jackson St	6’0	245
54	Drake	Centers	OL	Texas Southern	6’3	285
55	Henry	Mitchell	OL	Benedict	6’3	315
57	Tyler	Pritchett	OL	Benedict	6’3	305
63	Brian	Williams	OL	Southern	6’3	325
70	Cortez	Herrin	OL	Alabama A&M	6’3”	310
71	Emanuel	Boone	OL	Fort Valley St	6’0	320
72	Jeremiah	Stafford	OL	Southern	6’4	285
74	Tony	Gray	OL	Jackson St	6’5	315
77	Maurice	Campbell	OL	Benedict	6’7	330
DEFENSE
Num.	First	Last	Pos	College	Ht.	Wt.
1	Jason	Dumas	DL	Southern	5’11	270
3	Corione	Harris	S	Southern	6’1	180
4	De’jahn	Warren	CB	Jackson St	6’0	180
5	Keyron	Kinsler, Jr	S	Alcorn	5’11	196
6	Reyondous	Estes	CB	Grambling	6’0	170
9	Nelson	Jordan II	DL	Alabama St	6’3	250
10	Keenan	Isaac	CB	Alabama St	6’2	188
12	Jamal	Dorsey	DL	Langston	6’5	260
20	Olajuwone	Smith	S	Benedict	6’3	175
21	Claudin	Cherelus	LB	Alcorn	6’2	230
22	James	Hawkins	CB	Albany St	5’9	185
26	Devin	Dourisseau	LB	Langston	6’1	195
30	Stephan	Pierre	LB	Albany St	6’2	205
32	Jordan	Lewis	LB	Southern	6’2	220
33	Tyler	Moore	CB	Fort Valley St	5’10	175
35	Dre’Shuwn	Terry	LB	Alabama A&M	6’1	235
44	Andrew	Farmer II	DL	Lane College	6’4	260
50	Ronnie	Thomas	DL	Mississippi Valley St	6’0	245
51	Tarik	Cooper	LB	Texas Southern	6’0	240
92	Justin	Ragin	DL	Jackson St	6’4	230
94	Cameron	Peterson	DL	Southern	6’5	270
99	Kevin	Victorian	DL	Prairie View A&M	6’3	245

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