Topic - Joshua Boyd

“African-American coaches were a rarity until the last few decades, so if you’ve got college programs that go back 100 years and often are named for some significant person way, way back in the day - that was a time when there weren’t any opportunities for African-American coaches,” said Joshua Boyd, a Purdue communications professor who studies stadium naming rights.

Iowa State's Jack Trice Stadium remains only major college football stadium named for a Black man →