Alabama State QB Andrew Body returns to lead HBCU football in 2026
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 27, 2026, 3:45 PM
Last updated Aug 27, 2026

Alabama State quarterback Andrew Body will lead the Hornets in the 2026 season, aiming to elevate HBCU football. Recognized as the only HBCU quarterback on the Walter Payton Award preseason watch list, Body has a track record of success, including being named HBCU National Player of the Year in 2025. After contemplating a transfer, he decided to stay at Alabama State to enhance NFL visibility for HBCU players. His presence on the team is expected to boost their chances for the SWAC title and attract more transfers, increasing the program's competitiveness.
- •Andrew Body recognized as SWAC's preseason offensive player of the year.
- •He aims to use his platform for HBCU representation.
- •Body's return could energize Alabama State's fan base and recruiting efforts.
- •He previously suffered a shoulder injury that limited his 2025 season.
- •Coach Eddie Robinson Jr. highlights the importance of players succeeding at the next level.
- 3:45 PMYahoo Sports — Why Alabama State football QB Andrew Body is the face of HBCU football | Exclusive
"Alabama State QB Andrew Body is the face of HBCU football. He wants his platform to mean more than personal success.
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