Historic HBCU Rivalry Takes Over MetLife Stadium as Morehouse Clashes with Howard

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MetLife Stadium will host the highly anticipated 2025 HBCU NY Classic on September 13, featuring a rematch between Morehouse College and Howard University. This matchup renews the historic “Howard/’Spel-House” rivalry, following Howard's 35-21 win in 2024. Local fans from Parsippany-Troy Hills, located just 26 miles away, are expected to show substantial support for their teams. Morehouse's defense, anchored by First-Team All-SIAC selection Caleb Grant, will be crucial in containing Howard's multi-faceted offense led by running back Jarett Hunter. The rarity of this game, given the schools' differing divisions, adds to its significance within HBCU culture.

Analysts and fans are eagerly discussing strategies and potential outcomes, with resources like Action Network providing insights into betting lines. As both teams prepare for this crucial game, the stakes extend beyond the scoreboard, embodying a cherished tradition in college football. The outcome could redefine the trajectory of both programs moving forward.

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