Media Coverage Highlights

The Orange Blossom Classic's legacy has always been deeply rooted in Florida A&M University, and Executive Director Kendra Bulluck recently shared why that connection remains essential in a featured interview with HBCU Sports. In the story, Bulluck reflects on the significance of reuniting the Orange Blossom Classic and FAMU, emphasizing the event's rich history and the importance of building a lasting partnership that honors its legacy while looking toward the future. As the

National Black Women in Sports Day is July 7th and as one of the few Black women to own and operate a major sports property, Kendra Bulluck is redefining what leadership looks like in sports. Check out her leadership feature in MadameNoire.

Defending HBCU national champion South Carolina State faces Florida A&M in the 2026 Orange Blossom Classic at Hard Rock Stadium. Chennis Berry and Quinn Gray Sr. headline a Labor Day weekend clash packed with championship stakes. Read more HERE.

As one of the only women in the country to own a collegiate bowl events property, Bulluck is turning a historic HBCU classic into a platform for culture, business, and the next generation. Read the full article on Rolling Out HERE

Meet the woman behind the return of the Orange Blossom Classic. Kendra Bulluck, CEO of the Orange Blossom Classic, is driving the revival of what was once considered the de facto Black national championship of HBCU sports. What more of her interview on Good Morning America. Watch the full interview HERE.