Tuskegee's Draper Ready to Shine on National Stage at HBCU All-Star Game
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Posted By: Will Moss on April 05, 2026 The Tuskegee Golden Tigers will have representation on one of HBCU basketball's brightest stages this spring, as senior forward Kusamae Draper prepares to take the court at the fifth annual HBCU All-Star Game. Draper, who has enjoyed a historic season with the Golden Tigers, will don the Tuskegee uniform one final time when he competes in the prestigious showcase on Sunday, April 5, at Corteva Coliseum in Indianapolis, Indiana. Key Takeaway: Kusamae Draper's selection to the HBCU All-Star Game caps off a remarkable senior campaign and puts Tuskegee University basketball in the national spotlight. The HBCU All-Star Game has become a premier event celebrating the best talent across Historically Black Colleges and Universities, bringing together standout performers from conferences nationwide. Now in its fifth year, the game provides elite student-athletes like Draper an opportunity to showcase their skills before professional scouts, alumni, and basketball enthusiasts who appreciate the rich tradition of HBCU athletics. For Draper, the selection represents a fitting conclusion to his collegiate career with the Golden Tigers. The senior forward has been instrumental in Tuskegee's success this season, earning recognition as one of the top players in HBCU basketball. His journey from student-athlete to all-star selection exemplifies the dedication and talent that continues to thrive at HBCUs across the nation. The Indianapolis venue will serve as the perfect setting for Draper's final competitive appearance in a Tuskegee uniform. As he prepares to represent not only his university but the entire SIAC conference and broader HBCU community, the moment carries special significance for Golden Tigers fans and alumni who have followed his development throughout his career. The HBCU All-Star Game continues to grow in prestige and visibility, offering players like Draper a platform to demonstrate that world-class basketball talent flourishes at Historically Black Colleges and Universities. For Tuskegee supporters, April 5 provides one more opportunity to celebrate their Golden Tiger on a national stage. Originally reported by SIAC Sports. If you enjoyed this article, Join HBCU CONNECT today for similar content and opportunities via email! |
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Will Moss
Founder & CEO, HBCU CONNECT, LLC Hampton University class of 1995 Member Since June 1999 |
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