Black College Sports Page Xtra - #6

• BCSP No. 8 VIRGINIA STATE - Te Trojans (7-2, 6-0 CIAA N) had three
rushers top 100 yards, totalling 324 yards on the ground, as they downed Chowan 40-
7. Earl Hughes rushed for 120 yards on 19 carries and scored on runs of 3 and 7 yards
to pace VSU. QB Tarian Ayres added 100 yards on 9 carries and scored on a 47-yard
second quarter TD run. Ayres (17-29-0) also threw for 205 yards and connected with
Kavon Bellamy on a 15-yard TD pass to open the scoring. Bellamy ran for 104 yards
on 20 carries.
• VIRGINIA UNION - Te Panthers (7-2, 5-1 CIAA N) rebounded from
a 7-0 halfime defcit, scoring twice afer Elizabeth City State turnovers in the third quarter and then
held on to knock of the Vikings, 14-7. VUU‘s Robert Jackson recovered a Tyrell Houghton fumble at
the ECSU 31 leading to a 15-yard TD pass from QB Dane James to Jussie York midway thru the third
quarter. On the ensuing possession, Willie Bailey picked of a Houghton pass at midfeld and returned it
to the ECSU 34. Six plays later, Lenworth Lennon (17 carries, 137 yards) covered the fnal two yards for
the score with 2:34 lef in the period. VUU picked of four ECSU passes and recovered two fumbles.
Te wins by VSU and VUU set up a game this Saturday, Nov. 8 at VUU for the CIAA North
Division championship and berth in the CIAA Championship Game.

• MORGAN STATE - Running back Herb Walker Jr. scored his fourth touchdown of the day
on a 17-yard pass from QB Moses Skillon (21-32-0, 252 yards) with 1:22 lef to propel Morgan State to
a tough 38-35 win at the Hampton homecoming. With the win, the Bears (5-4, 4-1) stayed tied for frst
in the MEAC. Walker scored on runs of 12, 21 and 1 yards, the last two in the fourth quarter as the Bears
went up 31-20 afer trailing 20-17 entering the period. Hampton came back to score back-to-back touch-
downs, the last with 2:42 lef on a fve-yard run by Christopher Dukes. A short Anthony Prevost kickof
was returned to the Hampton 48 and an unsportsmanlike penalty on the Pirates allowed Morgan to start
the drive at the Hampton 33. Tey needed six plays to reach paydirt.
• BCSP No. 9 NORFOLK STATE - Te Spartans (4-5, 4-1) scored on an 8-yard pass from
Malik Stokes to Isaac White with 6:20 lef in the fourth quarter and later stopped Florida A&M QB
Damien Fleming on a 3rd-and-goal to hold on for a 12-10 win and stay tied for frst place in the MEAC.
NSU led 6-0 at the half on two Cameron Marouf feld goals of 26 and 47 yards. FAMU came back to
lead 10-6 on a Fleming TD pass late in the third period and a 42-yard Chase Vanadore feld goal early in
the fourth.
• BCSP No. 5 BETHUNE-COOKMAN - Trailing 20-17 entering the fourth
quarter, Bethune-Cookman got three rushing touchdowns from RB Anthony Jordan to
propel the Wildcats (7-2, 4-1 MEAC) to a 34-20 win over North Carolina Central and
retain a share of frst place in the MEAC. NCCU led 14-7 at the half but could manage
only a 4-yard Andre Clarke third-quarter TD run, his second of the game, in the second
half. B-CU got 100-yard rushing days and a rushing TD each from from QB Lary Brihm
(13 car., 104 yds.) and RB Michael Jones (12 car., 117 yds.).
• BCSP No. 4 SOUTH CAROLINA STATE - Te Bulldogs (6-3, 4-1 MEAC)
ran out to a 42-0 halfime lead, led 52-0 afer three quarters and settled for a 59-7 win over Savannah
State to remain tied for frst in the MEAC. RB Jalen Simmons, who ran for 115 yards, started the scor-
ing with TD runs of 16 and 17 yards in the frst quarter.
BIG WINNERS!
• Virginia State, Virginia Union, Winston-Salem State, Fayetteville State
• Norfolk State, SC State, Bethune-Cookman, Morgan State • Tuskegee, Miles, Albany State
CIAA
Bowie State 28, Lincoln 7
Fayetteville St. 31, Livingstone 28, 2 OT
J. C. Smith 14, St. Augustines 10
Virginia State 40, Chowan 7
Virginia Union 14, Eliz. City State 7
Winston-Salem State 61, Shaw 10
MEAC
Bethune-Cookman 34, N. C. Central 20
Howard 17, Delaware State 10
Morgan State 38, Hampton 35
Norfolk State 12, Florida A&M 10
SC State 59, Savannah State 7
SIAC
Albany State 40, Benedict 14
Clark Atlanta 34, Paine 0
Miles 26, Stillman 22
Morehouse 24, Fort Valley State 21
Kentucky State 47, Paine 14
Tuskegee 28, Central State 25
SWAC
Alabama A&M 25, Jackson State 14
Ark.-Pine Bluff 24, Miss. Valley St. 14
Grambling St. 35, Texas Southern 7
SCORES
Xtra
For Games of Nov. 1
BCSPX 6
Southern 28, Alabama State 21
INDEPENDENTS
Ave Maria 30, Edward Waters 7
Ald.-Broaddus 62, Va.-Lynchb. 21
Central Wasington 17, Lincoln 14
E. Kentucky 56, Tenn. State 42
Langston 38, Panhandle State 17
Notre Dame 41, W. Va. State 10
Samford 55, Concordia-Selma 0
Wayland Baptist 34, Texas College 8
West Chester 58, Cheyney 0
Ayres
VUU RB
Lenworth Lennon
SCSU RB
Jalen Simmons
Morgan State RB
Herb Walker Jr.
Jordan
November 1
JCSU
WR
Chris
Patterson
hauls in
game
winner.
Tuskegee RB
Michael J. Thornton
Jarvis Small
OFF THE SCHNEID! • J. C. Smith • Howard
• JOHNSON C. SMITH - Te Golden Bulls (2-7, 1-5) scored on a 27-yard pass from
QB Keahn Wallace to Chris Patterson with just two seconds lef in the game to win its frst CIAA
game of the season, 14-10 over Saint Augustine‘s. Wallace connected with wideout Fred Scott with
3:30 lef to give JCSU its frst lead at 7-3. Saint Augustine‘s then drove 66 yards in 11 plays to go up
10-7 with just 32 seconds lef on a Cyril Davis to Claytin Lewis 8-yard scoring toss.
JCSU returned the ensuing kickof to its own 44. Wallace completed a 29-yard pass before
hitting Patterson for the game winner.
JCSU RB Leander Barney ran for 140 yards on 24 carries to lead the Golden Bull ground
attack. Te JCSU defense had 13 tackles for losses including three sacks, picked of one pass and
recovered two fumbles.
• HOWARD - William Parker ran for 151 yards and QB Greg McGhee threw two TD
passes as the Bison (2-7, 1-5) won their frst MEAC game, 17-10 over Delaware State. One McGhee
scoring pass went to Parker from 8 yards out early in the fourth quarter. Te other covered 52 yards
to Richard Ayegoro in the second quarter. DelState RB Jamal Jackson ran for 107 yards on 21 car-
ries and scored the Hornets‘ only TD on an 18-yard fourth-quarter run.
WSSU RB
Mo Lewis
• FAYETTEVILLE STATE - Te Broncos of Fayetteville State (6-4, 5-1) got a 45-yard feld
goal from Antonio Mayo in the second overtime to knock of Livingstone 31-28 and earn a season-
ending date at home Saturday vs. Winston-Salem State for the CIAA South Division title. Te
teams ended regulation tied at 21 afer FSU scored with 1:32 lef on an 11-yard pass from Derek
Bryant to Chris Hubert. In the frst OT, Livingstone QB Drew Powell hit Arthur Bowden with a
20-yard scoring toss. FSU countered with a 2-yard Bryant TD run to tie the score at 28. Afer Mayo
kicked his feld goal, Livingstone had a 32-yard TD pass to Austin Higgins wiped out by a penalty
as the game ended.
• WINSTON-SALEM STATE - Te Rams (8-1, 6-0) passed for three
touchdowns in the frst half and ran for fve more scores in the second half in
a 61-10 rout of Shaw setting up a showdown at Fayetteville State Satuday for
the South Division title. WSSU passed for 252 yards led by 241 yards and two
TDs from Rudy Johnson (13-21-0). Maurice Lewis ran for 155 yards and one
35-yard score while Tyree Massey added two short scoring runs.
• BCSP No. 10 TUSKEGEE - Running back
Michael Tornton ran for 198 yards on just 16 carries and scored on
runs of 3, 2 and 57 yards as Tuskegee (7-2, 6-0) hung on for a 28-25 win
over Central State and set up a season-ending game at Miles next week
for the SIAC West Division title with the winner playing Nov. 15 for the
SIAC title. CSU QB Michael Wilson matched Tornton, rushing for 193
yards on 30 carries with one TD and throwing for two other scores to
keep the Marauders close.
• MILES - Te Golden Bears intercepted a pass
from Stillman QB Josh Straughan in the end zone
with 38 seconds to play to preserve a see-saw 26-22
win. Miles will host Tuskegee next week with the
winner taking the SIAC West title and berth in the
league title game on Nov. 15. Jonathan Clark rushed for 208 yards on 25 car-
ries and scored one TD in the game that saw six lead changes.
• ALBANY STATE- Running back Jarvis Small
carried 37 times for 234 yards and scored on TD runs of 9, 3, 4 and 29 yards to
lead the Golden Rams (7-2, 6-0) past Benedict, 40-14. Adrian Alexander also
had two rushing scores as ASU ran for 325 yards in the win. Te win com-
bined with Fort Valley State‘s loss to Morehouse gives the Golden Rams the
East Division title and spot in the Nov. 15 SIAC Championship game vs. either
Tuskegee or Miles.
Clark
WORTH NOTING
CIAA 1,000-YARD RUSHER
- Saint Augustines running back Roderick Davenport ran for 83 yards on 22 carries vs. John-
son C. Smith to go over 1,000 yards on the season. Te CIAA rushing leader now has 1,021 yards on the
season with one game lef in the regular season. His total is the second highest for a Falcons player in the
modern era.
MEAC MVP FAVORITE?
- Morgan State sophomore RB Herb Walker Jr. ran for only 67 yards but scored three rushing
TDs and grabbed one TD reception in the Bears thrilling 38-35 win over Hampton Saturday that kept
the Bears tied for the MEAC lead. Walker, who has three 100-plus yard rushing days and two with over
200 yards, caught 7 passes for 109 yards in the win including a game-winning 17-yarder with just over a
minute lef.
With the 67 rushing yards, Walker becomes the frst 1,000-yard rusher for the MEAC this sea-
son. He now has 1,049 yards, second best in black college football, and is averaging 6.4 yards per carry
and 131.8 yards per game. Walker has 12 rushing touchdwons and two receiving scores and also leads all
black college scorers with 14 TDs and 84 points, 10.5 points per game.
SWAC MVP?
- SWAC and black college rushing leader Malcolm Cyrus of Alabama State continued his
torrid pace despite the Hornets‘ 28-21 loss to Southern. Cyrus ran for 185 yards on 21 carries and scored
on 37-and 2-yard runs. It was his seventh 100-yard rushing day of the season. Cyrus now has 1,245 yards
thru nine games, averaging 6.5 yards per carry and 138.3 yards per game. Cyrus is sixth in the FCS in
rushing yards per game.
MEAC RACE - AND THEN THERE WERE FIVE
– Bethune-Cookman‘s 34-20 win over N. C. Central knocked the Eagles out of a frst-place
tie in the MEAC. Wins by Norfolk State, Morgan State and S. C. State Saturday leaves them tied with
North Carolina A&T and B-CU with 4-1 records with three games lef in the regular season.

DOWN TO THE WIRE RACES - CIAA
- Wins by Virginia Union and Virginia State mean their season-ending battle in Richmond this
week will determine the North Division winner and the team that will represent the North in the CIAA
Championship Game in Durham, N.C. on Nov. 15.
Ditto in the South, where wins by Winston-Salem State and Fayetteville State sets up their
showdown for the division title in Fayetteville Saturday. Te winner will represent the South in the title
game.
ALBANY STATE IS IN - SIAC
- Albany State‘s win and Fort Valley State‘s loss gives the SIAC East title and the Nov. 15th
SIAC Championship Game berth to the Golden Rams. ASU will meet FVSU in the Fountain City Classic
in Columbus, Ga. Saturday to end the regular season.
Tuskegee meets Miles in Fairfeld, Alabama Saturday to see who wins the West and will face
Albany State in the title game.
GRAMBLING CONTINUES TO ROLL, SOUTHERN, TOO - SWAC
Grambling State kept its SWAC record clean at 6-0 with a 35-7 win over Texas Southern. GSU
QB Johnathan Williams (19-26-1, 197 yards) threw for two TDs and rushed (19 carries, 71 yards) for
another score in the win. Williams completed passes to 11 diferent receivers.
Southern stayed one game behind the G-Men at 5-1 in the SWAC with a 28-21 win over Ala-
bama State. Southern QBAustin Howard‘s 9-yard scoring run in the fourth quarter was the diference.
Howard completed 25 of 47 passes for 291 yards and two scores in the win. Two SU receivers topped 100
yards, Reggie Travis (9 rec., 153 yards, 1 TD) and Willie Quinn (9 rec., 100 yards 1 TD).
Alcorn State (5-1 E), who was idle, has a two-game lead over Alabama A&M in the SWAC East.
Te two will meet this week in Huntsville, Alabama.

Players, Stats Worth Watching
ASU RB Malcolm Cyrus
Morgan State RB
Herb Walker Jr.
TOP PERFORMANCES
G A M E S T H I S W E E K
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6
ESPNU
Miss Valley State vs. Grambling in Itta Bena, MS 6:30p
ESPNU - ESPN3
Norfolk State vs. Bethune-Cookman in Norfolk, VA 7:30p
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8
CIAA
Bowie State vs. Eliz. City State in Bowie, MD 1p
Chowan vs. Lincoln (PA) in Murfreesboro, NC 1p
J. C. Smith vs. Livingstone in Charlotte, NC 1p
Fayetteville State vs. W-Salem State in Fayetteville, NC 1:30p
St. Augustine’s vs. Shaw in Raleigh, NC 1:30p
MEAC
NC A&T vs. Morgan State in Greensboro, NC 1p
Florida A&M vs. SC State in Tallahassee, FL 3p
SIAC
Morehouse vs. Kentucky State in Atlanta, GA 2p
Paine vs. Benedict in Augusta, GA 2p
Miles vs. Tuskegee in Fairfeld, AL 4p
Savannah State vs. Howard in Savannah, GA 6p
SWAC
Southern vs. Texas Southern in Baton Rouge, LA 1p
Alabama A&M vs. Alcorn State in Huntsville, AL 1p
Alabama State vs. Jackson State in M-gomery, AL 1p
INDEPENDENTS
Central State vs. Lane in Wilberforce, OH 1p
West Virginia State vs. Shepherd in Institute, WV 1p
Cheyney vs. Millersville in Cheyney, PA 12n
Delta State vs. Condordia-Selma in Cleveland, MS 2p
Langston vs. OK Panhandle State in Langston, OK 2p
Lincoln (MO) vs. McKendree in Jeff. City, MO 2p
Edward Waters vs. Warner in Jacksonville, FL 2p
Austin Peay vs. Tenn. State in Clarksville, TN 4p
Va.-Lynchburg vs. Kentucky Wesleyan in Lynchburg, VA 6p
HOMECOMINGS
Stillman vs. Clark Atlanta in Tuscaloosa, AL 1p
NC Central vs. Hampton in Durham, NC 2p
Arkansas-Pine Bluff vs. Prairie View in P. Bluff, AR 2:30p
TV / WEBCASTS
CIAA TV - Fox Sports - HSRN
Virginia Union vs. Virginia State in Richmond, VA 1:30p
25th Fountain City Classic - HSRN
PASSING
Lamontez Ivy, MVSU 36-53 349 yards 2 TDs 2 ints.
Michael German, TNS 22-43 326 yards 4 TDs 2 ints.
Moses Skillon, MSU 21-37 252 yards 1 TD 0 ints.
Austin Howard, SOU 25-47 291 yards 2 TDs 0 ints.
Chris Leachman, AA&M 18-28 270 yards 3 TDs 0 ints.
Rudy Johnson, WSSU 15-21 241 yards 2 TDs 0 ints.
Benjamin Anderson, UAPB 17-30 232 yards 3 TDs 0 ints.
Cyril Davis, SAU 20-33 221 yards 1 TD 1 int.
Tarian Ayres, VSU 17-29 205 yards 1 TD 0 ints.
Tyrell Houghton, ECSU 22-36 203 yards 0 TDs 2 ints
Johnathan Williams, GSU 19-26 197 yards 2 TDs 1 int.
RUSHING
Jarvis Small, ALB 37 carries 224 yards 4 TDs
Jonathan Clark, MILES 25 carries 208 yards 1 TD
Michael Thornton, TUS 16 carries 198 yards 3 TDs
Malcolm Cyrus, ALS 21 carries 185 yards 2 TDs
Michael Wilson, CSU 30 carries 211 yards 1 TD
Brian Handley, UAPB 18 carries 160 yards 0 TDs
Maurice Lewis, WSSU 17 carries 155 yards 1 TD
William Parker, HOW 29 carries 151 yards 0 TDs
Leander Barner, JCSU 24 carries 140 yards 0 TDs
Lenworth Lennon, VUU 17 carries 137 yards 1 TD
Keith Brown, BSU 23 carries 131 yards 2 TDs
Kendall Jefferson, BSU 23 carries 129 yards 1 TD
Earl Hughes, VSU 19 carries 120 yards 2 TDs
Michael Jones, B-CU 12 carries 117 yards 1 TD
Morris Henderson, LINM 27 carries 116 yards 1 TD
Jalen Simmons, SCSU 18 carries 115 yards 0 TDs
Jamaal Jackson, DSU 21 carries 107 yards 1 TD
Ryan Nolan, CHOW 18 carries 106 yards 0 TDs
Kavon Bellamy, VSU 20 carries 104 yards 0 TDs
Larry Brihm, B-CU 13 carries 104 yards 0 TDs
Tarian Ayres, VSU 9 carries 100 yards 1 TD

RECEIVING
Willie Young,UAPB 10 receptions 175 yards 3 TDs
Reggie Travis, SOU 9 receptions 153 yards 1 TD
Ryan Mitchell, TNS 4 receptions 119 yards o TD
Jonathan Dorsey, AA&M 5 receptions 116 yards 2 TDs
Larry Clark III, TSU 6 receptions 116 yards 1 TD
Khiry Draine, LINM 5 receptions 110 yards 0 TDs
Herb Walker MSU 7 receptions 109 yards 1 TD
Dan Williams, JSU 7 receptions 108 yards 1 TD
Willie Quinn, SOU 9 receptions 100 yards 1 TD
Isaiah Freeman, TNS 7 receptions 98 yards 3 TDs

DIV ALL
NORTH W L W L
Virginia State 6 0 7 2
Virginia Union 5 1 7 2
Bowie State 4 2 4 5
Eliz. City State 3 3 4 5
Chowan 0 6 1 8
Lincoln 0 6 1 8
SOUTH
W-Salem State 6 0 8 1
Fayetteville State 5 1 5 4
Livingstone 2 4 5 4
Shaw 2 4 3 6
Saint Augustine’s 2 4 2 7
J. C. Smith 1 5 2 7
CIAA
CENTRAL INTERCOLLEGIATE
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION INDEPENDENTS
W L
Langston 5 3
Tennessee State 4 6
Edward Waters 4 6
W. Va. State 2 7
Lincoln (Mo.) 2 7
Cheyney 2 7
Concordia 1 7
Va.-Lynchburg 0 7
Texas College 0 8
SIAC
SOUTHERN INTERCOLLEGIATE
ATHLETIC CONFERENCE
CONF ALL
EAST W L W L
Albany State 6 0 6 2
Fort Valley State 4 2 6 3
Morehouse 4 3 5 4
Benedict 2 4 4 5
Clark Atlanta 1 5 3 6
Paine 0 5 1 8
WEST
Tuskegee 6 0 7 2
Miles 5 1 6 3
Stillman 3 3 4 5
Central State 2 4 1 6
Kentucky State 2 4 3 6
Lane 1 5 1 7
SWAC
SOUTHWESTERN
ATHLETIC CONFERENCE
DIV ALL
EAST W L W L
Alcorn State 5 1 7 2
Alabama A&M 3 3 4 5
Alabama State 3 4 4 5
Jackson State 1 5 3 6
Miss. Valley St. 1 6 2 7
WEST
Grambling State 6 0 6 3
Southern 5 1 6 3
Texas Southern 3 4 5 4
Prairie View A&M 3 4 3 5
Ark. Pine Bluff 2 4 3 5
MID EASTERN
ATHLETIC CONFERENCE MEAC
CONF ALL
W L W L
NC A&T State 4 1 7 2
SC State 4 1 5 3
Bethune-Cookman 4 1 7 2
Morgan State 4 1 5 4
Norfolk State 4 1 4 5
N. Carolina Central 3 2 4 5
Delaware State 2 4 2 8
Hampton 1 4 2 7
Howard 1 5 2 7
# Florida A&M 2 3 2 7
# Savannah State 0 5 0 8
# Not eligible for title
STANDINGS
PASSING YARDS CL G COM - ATT - INT PCT YDS TDS AVG/G
IVY, Lamontez, JSU SO 9 207-324-10 63.9 2473 17 274.8
GERMAN, Michael, TNS SR 8 303-158-7 52.1 1988 12 248.5
ANDERSON, Ben, UAPB SR 8 126-239-6 52.7 1923 15 240.4
POWELL, Drew, LIV SR 9 156-284-14 54.9 2046 25 227.3
LOVELOCKE, Jerry, PV SR 8 151-272-7 55.5 1805 10 225.6
STOVER, Cameron, BEN SR 8 159-278-9 57.2 1759 15 219.9
LEE, Jaymason, AAM JR 8 95-196-4 48.5 1646 13 205.8
GIBBS, John Jr., ALC JR 9 130-225-5 57.8 1794 13 199.3
RUSHING YARDS CL G CAR YDS AVG TDS AVG/G
CYRUS, Malcolm, ALS SR 9 192 1245 6.5 8 138.3
WALKER, Herb, MSU SO 8 165 1049 6.4 12 131.1
SMALL, Jarvis, ALB JR 8 173 989 5.7 10 123.6
COHEN, Tarik, NCAT SO 8 157 956 6.0 9 120.8
HENDERSON, Morris, LINM SR 8 147 947 6.4 14 118.4
DAVENPORT, Rod, SAU JR 9 237 1021 4.3 6 113.4
LOCKETT, Jacquise, KSU SR 8 155 895 5.8 10 111.9
HEBERT, Johnta, PV JR 8 139 813 5.8 9 101.6
RECEPTIONS CL G REC YDS TD YPC YDS/G REC/G
HENDRICKS, Jalen, LIV JR 9 71 1070 12 15.1 118.9 7.9
STAFFORD, Julian, MVS SR 9 53 880 9 16.6 97.8 5.9
WILKINS, Adrian, NCCU JR 8 46 520 3 11.3 65.0 5.8
WILLIAMS, Dan, JSU SO 9 52 778 8 15.0 86.4 5.8
COLEMAN, Duke, LAN SR 4 23 133 0 5.8 33.2 5.8
BROWN, Kendariss, BEN SR 9 52 603 7 11.6 67.0 5.8
SMALLWOOD, Javon, VSU JR 9 47 713 5 15.2 79.2 5.2
CAVER, Michael, WSSU JR 7 36 496 5 14.2 79.2 5.2
RECEIVING YARDS CL G REC YDS TD YPC YDS/G
HENDRICKS, Jal., LIV JR 9 71 1070 12 15.1 118.9
STAFFORD, Julian, MVS SR 9 53 880 9 16.6 97.8
LEWIS, Claytin, SAU FR 8 41 724 5 17.7 90.5
WILLIAMS, Dan, JSU SO 9 52 778 8 15.0 86.4
GROSS, Danta, VUU FR 7 23 586 6 25.5 83.7
SMITH, Mont., AA&M JR 9 44 725 5 16.5 80.6
SMALLWOOD, J., VSU JR 9 47 713 5 15.2 79.2
QUINN, Willie, SOU JR 9 46 697 4 15.2 77.4
KICKOFF RETURNS CL G RET YDS TD LNG AVG
FELDER, Brendan - WSS SR 7 11 386 1 100 35.1
HEBERT, Johnta - PV JR 8 24 714 1 95 29.8
FUTCH, Dion - VSU SR 8 13 368 1 75 28.3
LOWE, Hoderick - TUS SO 8 12 325 1 92 27.1
HENDRICKS, Jalen - LIV JR 8 25 669 0 81 26.8
SATERFIELD-ROWE, T. - WVS SR 6 8 213 0 60 26.6
KING, Marquette - APB 8 13 336 0 59 25.8
McRAE, Tony - NCAT JR 9 11 282 1 95 25.6
SCORING CL G TDS FGS PAT PTS AVG/G
WALKER, Herb Jr - MSU SO 8 14 0 0 84 10.5
BARRICK, Chris - PV SR 8 0 11 32 65 8.1
CLARKE, Andre - NCC SR 9 12 0 0 72 8.0
JONES, Cody - NCAT SO 9 0 12 33 69 7.7
COHEN, Tarik - NCAT SO 8 10 0 0 60 7.5
SMALL, Jarvis - ALB JR 8 10 0 0 60 7.5
LOCKETT, Jacquise - KSU SR 8 10 0 0 60 7.5
WYLIE, Trevor - TUS SO 9 0 8 39 0 7.0
FREEMAN, Drelon - FVSU FR 8 9 0 0 54 6.8
JORDAN, Anthony - BCU SR 8 9 0 0 54 6.8
ALL PURPOSE CL G Rush Rec PR KR YDS YDS/G
HEBERT, Johnta - PV JR 8 813 182 0 714 1709 213.6
CYRUS, Malcolm - ALS SR 9 1248 274 14 0 1536 170.6
WASHINGTON, Jorrian - HAM SR 9 735 308 0 466 1509 167.7
WALKER, Herb - MSU SO 8 1049 187 0 0 1236 154.5
QUINN, Willie - SOU JR 9 -9 697 139 550 1387 154.1
COHEN, Tarik - NCAT SO 8 966 220 0 0 1186 148.2
WILKINS, Adrian - NCC JR 8 -7 520 90 479 1082 135.2
PURNELL, Dondre - STIL SR 9 87 527 2 552 1168 129.8
PUNT RETURNS CL G RET YDS TD AVG
HENDRICKS, Jalen - LIV JR 8 6 148 1 24.7
WILLIAMS, J.R. - CHOW SR 8 6 140 1 23.3
FUTCH, DION - VSU SR 8 11 206 0 18.7
ANDERSON, Rashad - AAM SO 8 10 183 1 18.3
PUMPHREY, Curtis - BSU JR 8 12 186 0 15.5
SMITH, Austin - SCSU SR 9 11 151 0 13.7
BROWN, Frank - BCU SO 8 11 147 0 13.4
MYERS, George - BEN SO 8 11 142 0 12.9
TOTAL OFFENSE CL G RUSH PASS PLAYS YDS AVG/G
POWELL, Drew - LIV JR 8 678 1767 395 2566 320.8
ANDERSON, Ben - APB JR 8 440 1923 378 2363 295.4
IVY, Lamontez - JSU SO 9 140 2473 414 2613 290.3
GIBBS, John Jr. - ALC JR 9 580 1794 314 2374 263.3
McGHEE, Greg - HOW SR 9 621 1697 424 2318 257.6
GERMAN, Michael - TNS SR 8 -17 1988 322 1971 246.4
LOVELOCKE, Jerry - PVA SR 8 159 1805 322 1964 245.5
BELL, Malcolm - NCC SO 9 312 1702 327 2009 223.2
TACKLES CL G SOL AST TOT AVG
FLEMING, Isaiah, CHEY SR 7 50 41 91 13.0
JACQUES, Austin - JCS JR 8 57 46 103 12.9
HOWARD, Jerome - PV SR 8 38 60 98 12.3
THRASHER, Nick - TNS SR 10 60 49 109 10.9
FURR, LeRon, FVS SR 9 43 53 96 10.7
WHITE, Kenneth - LIV SR 8 30 53 83 10.4
WILLIAMS, Brenard - CAU SR 9 71 22 93 10.3
BERRY, Koutney - ALS SO 9 46 46 92 10.2
SACKS CL G SOL AST TOT AVG
HARGRAVE, Javon - SCS JR 9 15 0 15.0 1.67
ROBINSON, Chris - MSU JR 9 9 4 11.0 1.22
SMITH, Marquis - SSU SO 7 7 2 8.0 1.14
McMILLIAN, Artell - CSU SO 9 6 3 7.5 1.06
JONES, Braysean - MIL JR 9 7 3 8.0 0.94
BERRY, Demarcus - APB SR 8 6 3 7.5 0.94
TERRY, Gabe - TNS JR 10 6 5 8.5 0.85
MORGAN, Julian - TUS SO 9 7 1 7.5 0.83
INTERCEPTIONS CL G INT YDS TD AVG
PUMPHREY, Curtis - BSU JR 8 7 195 1 0.90
DAVIS, Charles - VUU JR 8 6 100 0 0.80
MATTOCKS, Donald - NCAT SR 9 6 109 0 0.70
HARTLEY, Kerry - JCS SR 7 5 3 0 0.70
HOLLINS, Tyree - GSU SR 9 5 101 0 0.60
McRAE, Tony -- NCAT JR 9 5 84 0 0.60
LEE, Travis - MILES SR 9 5 -1 0 0.55
WALKER, Brian - FVS JR 9 4 52 0 0.44
JONES, Michael - NCC SO 9 4 0 0 0.44
PUNTING CL G NO YDS LNG AVG
CARTER, Cory - TSU JR 9 42 1909 69 45.5
MANZO, Leonardo - LIV JR 8 29 1258 65 43.4
FABER-KENNEDY, Charles. - HAM SO 9 41 1752 72 42.7
KREPICH, Troy - VUU SR 8 42 1747 75 41.6
BLANTON, Colby - FAM SO 9 53 2196 77 41.4
RANDLE-SODEN, P - SOU SO 9 59 2056 63 41.1
MAYO, Antonio - FSU SR 8 36 1478 75 41.1
FLECK, John - HOW JR 9 46 1868 64 40.6
FIELD GOALS CL G MADE ATTS PCT PG
BARRICK, Chris - PV SR 8 11 13 84.6 1.38
CLARK, Preston - ALS FR 9 12 17 70.6 1.33
JONES, Cody - NCAT SO 9 12 15 80.0 1.33
MEDINA, Eric - TSU JR 9 11 15 73.3 1.22
DIAZ-RAMON, AA&M 9 9 11 81.8 1.00
OROZCO, Marc - GSU FR 9 9 13 69.2 1.00
VANADORE, Chase - FAM SR 9 8 11 72.7 0.89
WYLIE, Trevon - TUS SO 9 8 9 88.9 0.89
NZIDEE, Wisdon - PAIN FR 9 8 10 80.0 0.89
STAT LEADERS
• Amongst all black college players
1. WINSTON-SALEM STATE (8-1) - Throttled Shaw, 61-10.
THIS WEEK: At Fayetteville State for CIAA South title.
2. GRAMBLING STATE (6-3) - Handled Texas Southern, 35-7.
THIS WEEK: At Miss. Valley State Thursday.
3. ALCORN STATE (7-2) - Idle. THIS WEEK: At Alabama A&M.
4. SOUTH CAROLINA STATE (6-3) - Defeated Savannah
State, 59-7. THIS WEEK: At Florida A&M.
5. BETHUNE-COOKMAN (7-2) - Got by NC Central, 34-20.
THIS WEEK: At BCSP No. 9 Norfolk State.
6. NORTH CAROLINA A&T (7-2) - Idle. THIS WEEK: Hosts
Morgan State.
7. SOUTHERN (6-3) - Beat Alabama State, 28-21. THIS
WEEK: Hosts Texas Southern.
8. VIRGINIA STATE (7-2) - Easily beat Chowan, 40-7. THIS
WEEK: At Virginia Union playing for CIAA North crown.
9. NORFOLK STATE (4-5) - Survived Florida A&M, 12-10.
THIS WEEK: Hosts BCSP No. 5 Bethune-Cookman.
10. TUSKEGEE (7-2) - Barely beat Central State, 28-25. THIS
WEEK: At Miles for SIAC West crown.
B C S P F O O T B A L L T O P T E N
ATTENDANCE MATTERS
Clark Atlanta Homecoming
- Paine @ Clark Atlanta 23,591
- Alabama State @ Southern 15,400
South Carolina State Homecoming
- Savannah State @ S. C. State 10,013
- Grambling State @ Texas Southern 9,027
- Hampton Homecoming
Morgan State @ Hampton 8,000
Fayetteville State Homecoming
-Livingstone @ Fayetteville State 3,133
REGIONAL RANKINGS - Tru 10/27
SUPER REGION ONE DIV II. OVERALL
1 Bloomsburg 8-0 8-0
2 Concord 8-0 8-0
3 California (PA) 7-1 7-1
4 West Chester 7-1 7-1
5 Winston-Salem 7-1 7-1
6 American Int’l 6-1 6-2
7 Shepherd 6-1 6-1
8 Virginia St. 6-2 6-2
9 Slippery Rock 6-2 6-2
10 West Liberty 5-2 5-3
SUPER REGION TWO
1 North Ala. 6-0 7-0
2 Lenoir-Rhyne 7-0 8-0
3 Delta St. 6-1 6-1
4 Tuskegee 6-1 6-2
5 Valdosta St. 5-2 5-2
6 West Ga. 6-2 6-2
7 Carson-Newman 6-1 6-1
8 Albany St. (GA) 5-2 5-2
9 Miles 5-2 5-3
10 Fort Valley St. 5-2 6-2