Jerry Rice's best season came in 1984. He helped Mississippi Valley State finish with a 9-2 record while catching 103 passes for 1,682 yards and 27 touchdowns — huge numbers that helped him ...

Jerry Rice carved out a truly iconic HBCU underdog story at Mississippi Valley State. While Rice is now a holder of multiple NFL records, an NFL Hall of Famer, and considered as the greatest wide ...

Jerry Rice’s son, Brenden Rice, was drafted by the Los Angeles Chargers in 2024 ...

Jerry Rice, 59, addressed the negativity in our interview by saying, "I feel like HBCUs we all have always had to prove ourselves." He went on," Because a lot of people questioned why I went to ...

I asked Jerry Rice about Coach Sanders' visit and if anyone at the university had approached him about the university's current situation. "Well, that's still a lot to get done at Mississippi ...

Brenden Rice, the son of Pro and College Football Hall of Famer Jerry Rice, has narrowed his list of potential suitors at the college level.. The 2020 three-star wide receiver out of Chandler, Ari ...

Brenden Rice, the son of Jerry Rice, will start his NFL career just a few miles from where he finished his college career after an unexpected slide on draft day.

Jerry Rice is proud of his decision to attend an HBCU, ... FedEx has offered initiatives to assist HBCUs in recent years — and in this case, it was a student from Rice’s former college.

Jerry Rice has a wealth of tips about being an NFL receiver, ... When Jerry went to Brenden’s college games, people constantly asked him to share the advice he offered his son.

Brenden Rice started his college career at Colorado in 2020 and was named the Buffaloes’ freshman of the year in a COVID 19-shortened season that lasted six games. In 2021, he had 21 receptions ...

Jerry was doing that — Mr. Rice was doing that in the ’80s, before it was so popularized like it is now. So he’s been a huge inspiration to me, and it’s an honor to even be near anything ...

Brenden's brother, Jerry Rice Jr., played college football at UCLA and Utah before signing with the Washington Commanders as an undrafted free agent in 2014.