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American Urban Sports and SBN Sports hosted by Ty Miller cover all the major sports highlights of the day. With nearly 50 reports each week, AURN keeps our listeners up to date on all the key events of each season. Our coverage of Black College Sports is unparalelled in urban broadcasting.

From the Pittsburgh Steelers to Tiger Woods, AURN shares insights into the world of sports.

Recognizing that student athletes from the nation's historical Black Colleges were simply not getting the same national exposure that the students were receiving from the other major colleges, American Urban Radio Networks exercised its responsibility in focusing attention on these gifted athletes.

For almost 35 years, SBN Sports, a division of American Urban Radio Networks, has recognized and celebrated the outstanding players from our nation's traditionally Black Colleges and Universities. Many of SBN's All-Americans have gone on to perform in the National Football League with distinction.

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Host Bio

Ty Miller

Ty Miller, Director of Sports for American Urban Radio Networks is professional, spirited and committed. Ty’s career in broadcasting began in Boston, MA where he honed his skills as an announcer at WILD-AM. This Alabama native’s energetic and creative style led him to Pittsburgh, PA. The football aficionado is the host of the longest running Black College football show in the nation.

Since 1995, Miller has written, produced and anchored Black College Football Weekly, where the show has received numerous accolades. A major part of his work schedule involves helping to organize and host the annual Black College All-American Awards weekend. In addition, Ty coordinates a national committee of coaches, sportswriters, sports information directors and broadcasters to compile AURN’S SBN Black College Football Poll. The poll is recognized as the leader in ranking Black College Football teams. At season’s end, Miller becomes the point man in the selection of the Annual Black College All-American team.