NCAA.com | November 25, 2014 Norfolk State's Adrian retires Share Pete Adrian retired Monday as head football coach at Norfolk State. Adrian, 66, went 54-60 overall (.474) and 37-43 in the MEAC (.463) after being named the historically black college's first white head football coach in 2005. He has served as an assistant in the defunct XFL and at Bethune-Cookman, Rhode Island and Idaho State. Adrian was the head coach at Bloomsburg from 1986-92, compiling a record of 36-37-1. No replacement has been named, and athletic director Marty Miller said a search for a new coach will begin immediately. Complete story at The Virginian-Pilot The top challengers to every defending HBCU women's basketball conference champion Last year, we saw two HBCUs secure auto-bids — Howard and Jackson State — but who could challenge the defending champions? READ MORE Delaware State one of four HBCUs to compete in Michael B. Jordan-led HBCU Legacy Hoops Classic Delaware State is one of four teams invited to compete in actor and producer Michael B. Jordan's Invesco QQQ Legacy Classic, to be aired by Turner Sports' TNT. READ MORE Iowa's Caitlin Clark stars in the final women's basketball Starting Five of the season Last week presented a number of standout performances, here are five of the best through games played Monday, February 28. READ MORE