Howard Women’s Basketball delivered in a rivalry showdown, defeating Hampton 64–60 in a high-energy HU vs HU matchup that lived up to the moment.
From the opening tip to the final buzzer, the atmosphere inside the gym was electric. Defensive pressure, hustle plays, and late-game composure defined the night, while the crowd’s chant — “HU YOU KNOW” — echoed throughout the building and set the tone.
Game Recap
Howard edged Hampton in a tightly contested battle where every possession mattered. Momentum swung back and forth as both teams matched intensity, but Howard’s execution down the stretch proved to be the difference. The four-point victory was secured through disciplined defense, timely stops, and poise in the final minutes.
What Stood Out
• Relentless defensive effort on both ends
• Bench and crowd energy fueling momentum
• Smart late-game decisions to close out the win
RiseUp Takeaway
Rivalry games like HU vs HU are more than matchups — they are culture, pride, and community. Nights like this show why women’s basketball deserves consistent coverage and visibility.
“HU YOU KNOW” wasn’t just a chant — it was the feeling in the building.
Final Score
Howard 64
Hampton 60
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