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November 22
NOVEMBER 22
NCAA DIV. II PLAYOFFS
CIAA - SUPER REGION I - First Round
Virginia State 28, LIU-Post 17
SIAC - SUPER REGION II - First Round
West Georgia 20, Tuskegee 17
BIG WINNERS!
MEAC
B-Cookman 18, Florida A&M 17, 2 OTs
Howard 30, Hampton 29
Morgan State 69, Delaware State 7
N. C. Central 21, NC A&T 14
S. C. State 30, Norfolk State 20
Brigham Young 64, Savannah State 0
SWAC
Alabama State 30, Stillman 27
Ark.-Pine Bluff 20, Alabama A&M 19
Jackson State 34, Alcorn State 31
INDEPENDENTS
Tennessee State 48, Murray State 33
• Virginia State • Morgan State • North Carolina Central
• SC State • Bethune-Cookman
• BCSP No. 4 Virginia State - After trailing 17-14 at the half, CIAA
champion Virginia State pitched a second half shutout while scoring twice
to pull out a 28-17 win over LIU Post in a first round NCAA Div. II Super
Region I playoff home game. Both second-half scores came on 1-yard runs by
RB Kavon Bellamy who carried 29 times for 131 yards. The first came in the
third quarter at the end of a 10-play, 50-yard drive. The final score followed an
82-yard pass from QB Tarrian Ayres to Javon Smallwood that carried to the
LIU 1. Ayres opened the scoring in the first quarter with an 11-yard run following the Trojans taking over at the LIU 25 after an 18-yard punt. After LIU
tied the game at 7, VSU went up 14-7 on an 83-yard interception return TD
by Andre Rawls. VSU (10-2), seeded third in the region, won its tenth straight
game and will now travel to second-seed Bloomsburg next week in a second
round game.
Morgan State QB
Moses Skillon
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Virginia State RB
Kavon Bellamy
• BCSP No. 10 MORGAN STATE - Morgan State gained a share of the
MEAC regular season title and later found itself with the league‘s automatic
berth to the FCS playoffs with a record-breaking 69-7 win over Delaware
State. QB Moses Skillon (16-24-0, 261 yards) set a new school record with
five TD passes and also rushed for a score in the rout. Andrew King (8 receptions, 116 yards) grabbed three scoring tosses of 10, 28 and 36 yards. RB Herb
Walker Jr. added 128 yards on 17 carries and scored on a 19-yard secondquarter run.
The Bears (7-5, 6-2) are one of five teams that share the MEAC regular season
title and get the playoff bid by virtue of having the best record (2-1) vs. the tied
teams. They will open the playoffs at Richmond (8-4) Saturday at 1 p.m.
• BCSP No. 10 NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL - The biggest
game in the MEAC Saturday matched first-place and co-BCSP No. 1 North
Carolina A&T at 6-1 in the conference against North Carolina Central, one
of four teams tied for second at 5-2, with the league title and automatic FCS
playoff berth hanging in the balance. NCCU and new head coach Jerry Mack,
pulled off the upset, keeping the Aggies from clinching the title outright or
grabbing the playoff bid, grabbing a piece of the title themselves and bringing
the other three teams into the picture with a hard-fought 21-14 win.
The Eagles surrendered an early touchdown on a 35-yard run by
A&T RB Tarik Cohen but came back to tie the game late in the second quarter on a 10-yard pass from QB Malcolm Bell to Jazz King. Taking the second
NC Central DE
half kickoff, the Eagles (7-5, 6-2), running a hurry-up offense, went 84 yards
Ty Brown
in six plays and scored on Andre Clarke‘s 3-yard TD run to go up 14-7. They
increased that lead to 21-7 after they recovered an A&T punt in Aggie territory. On the first play following the recovery, Bell ran 37 yards to paydirt giving the Eagles a 21-7 lead with 6:45 left in the third.
Cohen came back to cover 74 yards in three carries, one a big 67-yarder, and scored on a 3-yard run to
pull A&T within 21-14 late in the quarter
Midway thru the final quarter, A&T drove to the NCCU 20 where Cohen carried to the 3 but
fumbled when hit by Ty Brown with NCCUs Ryan Smith recovering at the 1. A&T also shares in the
MEAC title. In addition to the forced fumble, Brown had six tackles, four of them tackles for losses
including three sacks for -23 yards.
• BCSP No. 7 SOUTH CAROLINA STATE - QB Adrian Kollock ran for one score and
passed for another and RB Jalen Simmons ran for two scores as the Bulldogs (8-4, 6-2) claimed a
share of the MEAC title with a 30-20 home win vs. Norfolk State.
• BCSP No. 8 BETHUNE-COOKMAN - Back-up QB Larry Brihm
ran in a surprise two-point conversion from an unusual formation in overtime
allowing the Wildcats to knock off Florida A&M 18-17 and claim a share of
the MEAC regular season title. B-CU scored on Danny Dillards 1-yard run in
overtime to pull within 17-16 before the PAT. Lining up in a split formation,
the ball was hiked to Brihm who ran behind three blockers into the end zone
for the 2-pointer. FAMU had scored on its OT possession on a 13-yard pass
from Damien Fleming to Kareem Smith and a Chase Vanadore PAT kick. The
game ended in regulation with the teams tied at 10. B-CU PK Haden Hoggarth
tied it at 10 on a 32-yard field goal with 39 seconds left.
WORTH NOTING
Brihm
Players, Stats Worth Watching
TUSKEGEE COMES UP SHORT
- SIAC champion Tuskegee fell behind 13-0 at the half and its second-half rally fell short in
falling at home to West Georgia, 20-17 in a first-round NCAA Div. II playoff game. The Tigers (9-3),
seeded third in Super Region II, got on the board in the third quarter on Michael Thorntons 2-yard
TD run and pulled within 13-10 when Troy Wylie kicked thru a 45-yard field goal early in the fourth
quarter. UWG went up 20-10 later in the period before Thornton scored on another 2-yard run with
2:37 to play. Tuskegee would get the ball one last time but could only advance to its own 30.
HOW DID MORGAN STATE WIN THE MEAC AUTOMATIC BID
- Five teams will serve as 2014 MEAC co-champions – North Carolina A&T, North Carolina Central, Morgan State, South Carolina State and Bethune-Cookman - but only Morgan State
will advance to the FCS postseason.
By virtue of its 2-1 record vs. the tied teams, Morgan State received the league‘s automatic
bid to the playoffs. Records of the others vs. the tied teams: NC Central 2-2, SC State 2-2, B-CU 1-1,
NC A&T 1-2. No other MEAC team was chosen for the 24-team playoff field announced Sunday
morning.
WHO‘S NUMBER ONE?
- This year might be the hardest in some time when it comes to picking the final black college football No. 1. There has been no consistently dominant team throughout the 2014 season.
Tennessee State was the preseason No. 1 but faltered early, losing to Alabama State in the
second week of the season en route to a disappointing 6-6 finish.
Bethune-Cookman moved up from No. 2 to the top spot and held it for a couple of weeks
before falling to Div. I Central Florida.
North Carolina A&T was next up with only a one-point loss to FCS No. 2 Coastal Carolina
on its ledger. After just one week however, A&T was blanked by South Carolina State, knocking the
Aggies from the top spot.
Alcorn State, with only a close to Div. I Southern Miss, supplanted the Aggies at No. 1. In
the following week, Grambling State stunned Alcorn State and B-CU retook the top spot.
The Wildcats stay this time was for only a week before they fell to South Carolina State
boosting CIAA power Winston-Salem State to the top spot.
The Rams tenuous stat at No. 1 ended when they fell to Virginia State in the CIAA title
game two weeks ago. And over the last two weeks, all the previous No. 1s lost. SC State fell to Morgan
State, A&T lost to NC Central, Grambling lost to Alabama State, Hampton beat Bethune-Cookman
and Jackson State beat Alcorn State.
So, as the commercial says, What‘s in your wallet?? Wrong question. Who‘s your No. 1?
GRAMBLING, SOUTHERN SWAC WEST SHOWDOW - SWAC
Southern and Grambling State, both 7-1 in the SWAC, meet at the New Orleans Super
Dome Saturday with the winner taking the West Division title and spot opposite Alcorn State in the
Dec. 6 SWAC Championship Game.
FINAL STAT LEADERS
RUSHING YARDS
Malcolm Cyrus, ALST
Tarik Cohen, NCAT
Jacquise Lockett, KSU
Herb Walker JR, MSU
Jarvis SmalL, ALB
Rod Davenport, SAU
Johnta Hebert, PVAM
Stephen Scott, LINP
Jalen Simmons, SCSU
PASSING YARDS
Michael GERMAN, TNS
LaMontiez Ivy, JSU
Jerry Lovelocke, PV
Cameron Stover, BEN
Jaymason Lee, AAM
Drew Powell, LIV
Ben Anderson, APB
Josh Straughan, STL
Greg McGhee, HOW
• Amongst all black college players
CL
G
CAR YDS
AVG TDS AVG/G
SR
SO
SR
SO
JR
JR
JR
SO
JR
12
11
9
11
10
10
10
10
12
259 1603
197 1340
173 1064
212 1288
222 1169
265 1133
170 1063
216 956
209 1082
6.2
6.8
6.2
6.1
5.3
4.3
6.3
4.4
5.2
12
15
11
13
13
6
12
3
9
133.6
121.8
118.2
117.1
116.2
113.3
106.3
95.6
90.2
CL
G
COM - ATT - INT PCT
YDS
TDS AVG/G
SR
SO
SR
SR
JR
SR
SR
JR
SR
10
12
10
9
11
10
11
10
12
216-397-15
270-422-14
202-531-9
183-321-10
151-310-9
171-313-14
166-313-10
148-249-6
222-399-8
3483
3209
2473
2136
2488
2241
2462
2020
2388
27
22
16
19
18
26
17
24
15
CL G REC YDS
RECEPTIONS
Jalen Hendricks, LIV JR 9 71 1070
Kendariss Brown, BEN SR 10 63 725
Julian Stafford, MVS SR 11 67 1037
Dan Williams, JSU
SO 12 72 990
Montarius Smith, AAM JR 12 67 1035
Twarn Mixson, HAM SO 9 50 615
Gabe DUNLAP, PV
SR 10 53 502
Ausin Beamus, PAI
FR 10 51 553
Claytin Lewis, SAU
FR 9 46 788
CL
RECEIVING YARDS
Jalen Hendricks, LIV JR
Julian Stafford, MVS SR
Claytin Lewis, SAU
FR
Montarius Smith, AAM JR
Dan Williams, JSU
SO
Drelon Freeman, FVS FR
Donte Gross, VUU
FR
Wel., GARLINGTON, TNS SR
Kendariss Brown, BEN SR
Twarn Mixson, HAM
SO
54.4
64.0
57.5
57.0
48.7
54.6
53.0
59.4
55.6
284.6
267.4
247.3
237.3
226.2
224.1
223.8
202.0
199.0
TD YPC YDS/G REC/G
12
8
9
9
6
6
3
4
5
15.1
11.5
15.5
13.8
15.3
12.3
9.5
10.8
17.1
118.9
72.5
94.3
82.5
86.2
68.3
50.2
55.3
87.6
7.9
6.3
6.1
6.0
5.6
5.6
5.3
5.1
5.1
G REC YDS TD YPC YDS/G
9
11
9
12
12
9
8
12
10
9
71
67
46
67
72
33
25
58
63
50
1070
1037
788
1035
990
720
596
879
725
615
12
9
5
6
9
11
6
7
8
6
15.1
15.5
17.1
15.4
13.8
21.8
23.8
15.2
11.5
12.3
118.9
94.3
87.6
86.2
82.5
80.0
74.5
73.2
72.5
68.3
TOTAL OFFENSE
CL G
RUSH PASS PLAYS YDS
AVG/G
Michael GERMAN, TNS SR 10 1 2846 407 2847 284.7
LaMontiez Ivy, JSU
SO 12 188 3209 559 3397 283.1
Ben Anderson, APB SR 11 663 2462 500 3095 281.4
Greg McGhee, HOW SR 12 847 2388 564 3235 269.6
Jerry Lovelocke, PV SR 10 217 2473 411 2690 269.0
John Gibbs, ALC
JR 12 874 2237 413 3111 259.2
Cam Stover, BEN SR 9 124 2136 401 2260 251.1
Jaymason Lee, AAM JR 11 69 2488 382 2557 232.5
Malcolm Bell, NCC SO 11 416 1984 402 2400 218.2
ALL PURPOSE
CL G Rush Rec PR KR
YDS
YDS/G
Johnta Hebert, PV
JR 10 1063 269 0
921 2253 225.3
Jalen Hendricks, LIV JR 9 6
1070 148 669 1893 210.3
Claytin Lewis, SAU
FR 9 9 788 3 782 1582 175.8
Malcolm Cyrus, ALST SR 12 1603 360 14 20
1997 166.4
Willie Quinn, SOU
JR 11 -9 755 172 629 1547 140.6
Jacquise Lockett, KSU SR 9 1064 147 0
0
1211 134.6
Hoderick Lowe, TU
SO 11 789 104 -5 570 1458 132.5
Julian Stafford, MVS
SR
11
1 1037
0 405
1443
131.2
Drelon Freeman, FVS FR 9 0
720 91 323 1134
126.0
Dondre Purnell, STL SR 10 82 558 6
613 1259
125.9
Jarvis Small, ALB
JR 10 1169 73
0
0
1242 124.2
SCORING
Jalen Hendricks, LIV
Johnta Hebert, PV
Chris Barrick, PV
Tarik Cohen, NCAT
Kavon Bellamy, VSU
Herb Walker, MSU
Jarvis Small, ASU
Marquise Grizzle, SHA
Hoderick Lowe, TU
CL G TDS FGS
JR
JR
FR
SO
SO
SO
JR
JR
SO
9
10
10
11
12
11
10
10
11
12
15
0
16
12
15
13
8
14
0
0
15
0
0
0
0
0
0
PAT PTS AVG/G
0
0
43
0
0
0
0
0
0
82
90
88
96
102
90
78
54
84
9.1
9.0
8.8
8.7
8.5
8.2
7.8
7.7
7.6
PUNT RETURNS
CL G RET YDS
Antonio HAMILTON, SCS JR 12 15 384
Jalen HENDRICKS, LIV JR 9 6 148
J.R. WILLIAMS, CHOW
SR 10 8
166
Anthony WILLIAMS, ALC JR 12 25 422
Dion FUTCH, VSU
SR 10 13 217
Curtis PUMPHREY, BSU JR 10 13 205
Rashad ANDERSON, AAM SO 12 15 206
Austin SMITH, SCS
SR 12 11 151
2
1
1
1
1
0
1
0
KICKOFF RETURNS
Des LAWRENCE, NCAT
Brendan FELDER, WSS
Johnta HEBERT, PV
Antonio HAMILTON, SCS
Jalen HENDRICKS, LIV
Willie QUINN, SOU
Tony McRAE, NCAT
Adrian ALEXANDER, ALB
Marquette KING, APB
TD AVG
25.6
24.7
20.8
16.9
16.7
15.8
13.7
13.7
CL G RET YDS TD LNG AVG
SR
SR
JR
JR
JR
JR
JR
SR
SO
12
10
10
11
9
11
12
10
11
9
14
32
315
25
24
14
20
26
298
456
921
28.6
669
629
360
509
649
0
1
1
1
0
1
1
1
1
80
100
95
98
81
98
95
98
88
PUNTING
CL G NO
Cory CARTER, TSU
JR 11 55
Haiden McRAINEY, ALC SO 12 38
Charles. FABER-KENNEDY, HAM SO 12 52
Leonardo MANZO, LIV JR 10 39
John BARRON, SSU
SR 12 24
Troy KREPICH, VUU
SR 8 42
Dylan SHADDIX, NSU SR 12 73
P RANDLE-SODEN, SOU SO 11 56
Antonio MAYO, FSU
SR 8 36
Colby BLANTON, FAM SO 12 65
YDS
LNG AVG
2474 69
1671 65
2233 72
1655 65
1003 66
1747 75
3012 69
2307 63
1478 75
2671 77
TACKLES
Isaiah FLEMING, CHE
Austin JACQUES, JCS
Jerome HOWARD, PV
Stephen WILLIAMS, ECS
Nick THRASHER, TNS
LeRon FURR, FVS
Brenard WILLIAMS, CAU
Josh THORNE, HAM
Kourtney BERRY, ALS
Devin ROLLINS, HOW
Kenneth WHITE, LIV
61
61
69
36
49
59
32
67
60
57
60
45.0
44.0
42.9
42.4
41.8
41.6
41.3
41.2
41.1
41.1
CL G SOL AST
TOT AVG
SR
JR
SR
JR
SR
SR
SR
JR
SO
JR
SR
133
133
118
99
109
108
109
113
123
122
101
10
10
10
9
10
10
10
11
12
12
10
72
72
49
63
60
49
76
46
63
65
41
33.1
32.6
28.8
28.6
26.8
26.2
25.7
25.5
25.0
13.3
13.3
11.8
11.0
10.9
10.8
10.8
10.3
10.2
10.2
10.1
FIELD GOALS
CL
G
MADE ATTS PCT PG
Chris BARRICK, PV
FR 10 15 17 88.2 1.50
Ryan DELSING, JSU
JR 12 18 23 78.3 1.50
Preston CLARK, ALS
FR 12 15
22 68.2 1.25
Cody JONES, NCAT
SO 12 15 19 78.9 1.25
Eric MEDINA, TSU
JR 11 14 18 77.8 1.27
Cea.DIAZ-RAMON, AAM FR 12 14 17 82.4
1.17
Cameron MAROUF, NSU SO 9
10 15 66.7 1.11
Marc OROZCO, GSU
FR 11 11
16 68.8 1.00
Chase VANADORE, FAM
SR 12 12 16 75.0 1.00
Trevon WYLIE, TUS
SO 11 11
14 78.6 1.00
SACKS
CL G SOL AST TOT
Javon Hargrave, SCS JR 12 16 0
16.0
Chris Robinson, MSU JR 12 11
6
14.0
Artell McMillan, CSU
SO 10 7
3 10.5
Anthony McDaniel, BSU SR 10 *
* 10.5
Braysean Jones, MC
JR 10 8
2 9.5
Gabriel Mass, LC
JR 9 8
1 8.5
Julian Morgan, TU
SO 11 9
1 9.5
Jamil Cooks, ALCN
SR 9
6
3 7.5
Steve Orisakwe, GSU SR 11 7
3 8.5
Grover Stewart, ASU
SO 10 6
3
7.5
AVG
1.33
1.17
1.05
1.05
0.95
0.94
0.86
0.83
0.77
0.75
INTERCEPTIONS
CL G INT YDS TD AVG
Curtis Pumphrey, BSU SO 9 7
195
0
0.77
Charles Davis, VUU
SR 10 6
100 0 0.60
Travis Lee, MIL
SR 10 6
37 1
0.60
Donald Mattocks, NCAT SR 12 7
114 0 0.48
Kerry Hartley, JCS
SR 9 5
34
0 0.55
John’ta Cooper, SAU SR 10 5
57
0 0.50
Brian Walker, FVS
JR 10 5
75
0 0.50
Kevin Rucker, APB
JR 11 5
111 0 0.45
Tyree Hollins, GSU
SR 11 5
101 0
0.45
STANDINGS
CIAA
Central Intercollegiate
Athletic Association
NORTH
Virginia State
DIV ALL
W L W L
8
0 10 2
D2 PLAYOFFS - FIRST ROUND
Virginia State 28, LIU Post 17
VSU advances to play at Bloomsburg
MEAC
Mid Eastern
Athletic Conference
CONF ALL
FINAL
W L W L
^ Morgan State
6 2 7 5
^ NC A&T State
6 2 9 3
^ SC State
6 2 8 4
^ Bethune-Cookman 6 2 9 3
^ N. Carolina Central 6 2 7 5
Norfolk State
Howard
Delaware State
Hampton
# Florida A&M
# Savannah State
^ Co-Champion
# Not eligible for title
SIAC
Southern Intercollegiate
Athletic Conference
Tuskegee
CONF
8 0 9 3
D2 PLAYOFFS - FIRST ROUND
West Georgia 20, Tuskegee 17
Tuskegee eliminated
4 4 4 8
3 5 3 7
2 6 2 10
2 6 3 9
3 4 3 8
0 7 0 10
Southwestern
Athletic Conference
EAST
^Alcorn State
Alabama State
Alabama A&M
Jackson State
Miss. Valley St.
WEST
Grambling State
Southern
Prairie View A&M
Texas Southern
Ark. Pine Bluff
^ Clinched Division title
TOP PERFORMANCES
PASSING
Michael German, TNS
LaMontez Ivy, JSU
Terrance Ervin, NSU
Jaymason Lee, AA&M
Moses Skillon, MSU
Jerrell Antoine, HAM
Adrian Kollock Jr., SCSU
Daniel Duhart, ALS
RUSHING
Tarik Cohen, NCAT
Malcolm Cyrus, ALS
Benjamin Anderson, UAPB
Kavon Bellamy, VSU
Herb Walker Jr., MSU
Eric Carter Jr., HAM
Aquanius Freeman, HOW
Michael D. Jones, B-CU
RECEIVING
Ryan Mitchell, TNS
Javon Smallwood, VSU
Andrew King, MSU
Taquan West, SCSU
ODarius Williams, AA&M
Keith Johnson, NSU
ALL
SWAC
DIV
ALL
W L W L
7 2 9 3
5 4 7 5
3 6 4 8
3 5 5 7
1 8 2 9
INDEPENDENTS
Tennessee State
W L
6
6
7 1 7 4
7 1 8 3
5 4 5 5
3 6 5 6
3 6 4 7
GAMES THIS WEEK
28-48
27-38
22-37
21-46
16-24
19-39
15-29
17-29
463 yards
376 yards
267 yards
265 yards
261 yards
240 yards
232 yards
208 yards
6 TDs
3 TDs
2 TDs
1 TD
5 TDs
2 TDs
1 TD
1 TD
20 carries
33 carries
15 carries
29 carries
17 carries
23 carries
15 carries
19 carries
203 yards
162 yards
133 yards
131 yards
128 yards
103 yards
102 yards
100 yards
2 TDs
3 TDs
2 TDs
2 TDs
1 TD
0 TDs
2 TDs
1 TD
10 receptions
3 receptions
8 receptions
6 receptions
8 receptions
5 receptions
231 yards
119 yards
116 yards
115 yards
109 yards
108 yards
3 TDs
0 TDs
3 TDs
1 TD
0 TDs
1 TD
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22
SWAC
91st Bayou Classic on NBC
Grambling State vs. Southern in New Orleans, LA
PLAYOFF GAMES
DIV. II - Second Round
Bloomsburg vs. Virginia State in Bloomsburg, PA
FCS - First Round
Richmond vs. Morgan State in Richmond, VA
1 int.
2 ints.
2 ints.
3 ints.
0 ints.
3 ints.
1 int.
0 ints.
BCSP FOOTBALL TOP TEN
1. SOUTHERN (7-3) - Idle. THIS WEEK: In New Orleans to face Grambling
for SWAC West title.
2. VIRGINIA STATE (9-2) - CIAA champ beat LIU-Post, 28-17 in D2 playoffs
first round. THIS WEEK: At No. 2 Bloomsburg in D2 playoffs second round.
3. MORGAN STATE (7-5) - Routed DelState, 69-7 to earn share of MEAC
title. Earned MEAC automatic berth to FCS playoffs. THIS WEEK: At Richmond in first round FCS playoff game.
4. NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL (7-5) - Beat North Carolina A&T, 21-14 to
win share of MEAC title. Season over.
5. ALCORN STATE (9-3) - SWAC East champ closed season with loss to
Jackson State, 34-31. THIS WEEK: Off until SWAC Championship Game
on Dec. 6 vs. SWAC West champion.
6. NORTH CAROLINA A&T (9-3) - Fell to NC Central, 21-14. Shares MEAC
title with four others. Season over.
7. GRAMBLING STATE (7-4) - Idle. THIS WEEK: Faces Southern in Super
Dome for SWAC West title.
8. SOUTH CAROLINA STATE (8-4) - Downed Norfolk State 30-20 for share
of MEAC title. Season over.
9. BETHUNE-COOKMAN (9-3) - Survived double OT battle with Florida
A&M, 18-17. Shares MEAC title with four others. Season over.
10. TUSKEGEE (8-3) - SIAC champ fell to West Georgia, 20-17 in D2 playoffs first round. Season over.
(TIE) WINSTON-SALEM STATE (9-2) - CIAA runner-up. Season over.
1:30p
12n
1p
ATTENDANCE MATTERS
Florida Classic in Orlando, FL
- Bethune-Cookman vs. Florida A&M
41,126
- Alcorn State @ Jackson State
27,533
- NC A&T @ NC Central
13, 326
- Stillman @ Alabama State
13.156
- Norfolk State @ SC State
7,339
- West Georgia @ Tuskegee
3,650
- LIU Post @ Virginia State
1,843
November 22
NOVEMBER 22
NCAA DIV. II PLAYOFFS
CIAA - SUPER REGION I - First Round
Virginia State 28, LIU-Post 17
SIAC - SUPER REGION II - First Round
West Georgia 20, Tuskegee 17
BIG WINNERS!
MEAC
B-Cookman 18, Florida A&M 17, 2 OTs
Howard 30, Hampton 29
Morgan State 69, Delaware State 7
N. C. Central 21, NC A&T 14
S. C. State 30, Norfolk State 20
Brigham Young 64, Savannah State 0
SWAC
Alabama State 30, Stillman 27
Ark.-Pine Bluff 20, Alabama A&M 19
Jackson State 34, Alcorn State 31
INDEPENDENTS
Tennessee State 48, Murray State 33
• Virginia State • Morgan State • North Carolina Central
• SC State • Bethune-Cookman
• BCSP No. 4 Virginia State - After trailing 17-14 at the half, CIAA
champion Virginia State pitched a second half shutout while scoring twice
to pull out a 28-17 win over LIU Post in a first round NCAA Div. II Super
Region I playoff home game. Both second-half scores came on 1-yard runs by
RB Kavon Bellamy who carried 29 times for 131 yards. The first came in the
third quarter at the end of a 10-play, 50-yard drive. The final score followed an
82-yard pass from QB Tarrian Ayres to Javon Smallwood that carried to the
LIU 1. Ayres opened the scoring in the first quarter with an 11-yard run following the Trojans taking over at the LIU 25 after an 18-yard punt. After LIU
tied the game at 7, VSU went up 14-7 on an 83-yard interception return TD
by Andre Rawls. VSU (10-2), seeded third in the region, won its tenth straight
game and will now travel to second-seed Bloomsburg next week in a second
round game.
Morgan State QB
Moses Skillon
Xtra
For Games of Nov. 22
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Virginia State RB
Kavon Bellamy
• BCSP No. 10 MORGAN STATE - Morgan State gained a share of the
MEAC regular season title and later found itself with the league‘s automatic
berth to the FCS playoffs with a record-breaking 69-7 win over Delaware
State. QB Moses Skillon (16-24-0, 261 yards) set a new school record with
five TD passes and also rushed for a score in the rout. Andrew King (8 receptions, 116 yards) grabbed three scoring tosses of 10, 28 and 36 yards. RB Herb
Walker Jr. added 128 yards on 17 carries and scored on a 19-yard secondquarter run.
The Bears (7-5, 6-2) are one of five teams that share the MEAC regular season
title and get the playoff bid by virtue of having the best record (2-1) vs. the tied
teams. They will open the playoffs at Richmond (8-4) Saturday at 1 p.m.
• BCSP No. 10 NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL - The biggest
game in the MEAC Saturday matched first-place and co-BCSP No. 1 North
Carolina A&T at 6-1 in the conference against North Carolina Central, one
of four teams tied for second at 5-2, with the league title and automatic FCS
playoff berth hanging in the balance. NCCU and new head coach Jerry Mack,
pulled off the upset, keeping the Aggies from clinching the title outright or
grabbing the playoff bid, grabbing a piece of the title themselves and bringing
the other three teams into the picture with a hard-fought 21-14 win.
The Eagles surrendered an early touchdown on a 35-yard run by
A&T RB Tarik Cohen but came back to tie the game late in the second quarter on a 10-yard pass from QB Malcolm Bell to Jazz King. Taking the second
NC Central DE
half kickoff, the Eagles (7-5, 6-2), running a hurry-up offense, went 84 yards
Ty Brown
in six plays and scored on Andre Clarke‘s 3-yard TD run to go up 14-7. They
increased that lead to 21-7 after they recovered an A&T punt in Aggie territory. On the first play following the recovery, Bell ran 37 yards to paydirt giving the Eagles a 21-7 lead with 6:45 left in the third.
Cohen came back to cover 74 yards in three carries, one a big 67-yarder, and scored on a 3-yard run to
pull A&T within 21-14 late in the quarter
Midway thru the final quarter, A&T drove to the NCCU 20 where Cohen carried to the 3 but
fumbled when hit by Ty Brown with NCCUs Ryan Smith recovering at the 1. A&T also shares in the
MEAC title. In addition to the forced fumble, Brown had six tackles, four of them tackles for losses
including three sacks for -23 yards.
• BCSP No. 7 SOUTH CAROLINA STATE - QB Adrian Kollock ran for one score and
passed for another and RB Jalen Simmons ran for two scores as the Bulldogs (8-4, 6-2) claimed a
share of the MEAC title with a 30-20 home win vs. Norfolk State.
• BCSP No. 8 BETHUNE-COOKMAN - Back-up QB Larry Brihm
ran in a surprise two-point conversion from an unusual formation in overtime
allowing the Wildcats to knock off Florida A&M 18-17 and claim a share of
the MEAC regular season title. B-CU scored on Danny Dillards 1-yard run in
overtime to pull within 17-16 before the PAT. Lining up in a split formation,
the ball was hiked to Brihm who ran behind three blockers into the end zone
for the 2-pointer. FAMU had scored on its OT possession on a 13-yard pass
from Damien Fleming to Kareem Smith and a Chase Vanadore PAT kick. The
game ended in regulation with the teams tied at 10. B-CU PK Haden Hoggarth
tied it at 10 on a 32-yard field goal with 39 seconds left.
WORTH NOTING
Brihm
Players, Stats Worth Watching
TUSKEGEE COMES UP SHORT
- SIAC champion Tuskegee fell behind 13-0 at the half and its second-half rally fell short in
falling at home to West Georgia, 20-17 in a first-round NCAA Div. II playoff game. The Tigers (9-3),
seeded third in Super Region II, got on the board in the third quarter on Michael Thorntons 2-yard
TD run and pulled within 13-10 when Troy Wylie kicked thru a 45-yard field goal early in the fourth
quarter. UWG went up 20-10 later in the period before Thornton scored on another 2-yard run with
2:37 to play. Tuskegee would get the ball one last time but could only advance to its own 30.
HOW DID MORGAN STATE WIN THE MEAC AUTOMATIC BID
- Five teams will serve as 2014 MEAC co-champions – North Carolina A&T, North Carolina Central, Morgan State, South Carolina State and Bethune-Cookman - but only Morgan State
will advance to the FCS postseason.
By virtue of its 2-1 record vs. the tied teams, Morgan State received the league‘s automatic
bid to the playoffs. Records of the others vs. the tied teams: NC Central 2-2, SC State 2-2, B-CU 1-1,
NC A&T 1-2. No other MEAC team was chosen for the 24-team playoff field announced Sunday
morning.
WHO‘S NUMBER ONE?
- This year might be the hardest in some time when it comes to picking the final black college football No. 1. There has been no consistently dominant team throughout the 2014 season.
Tennessee State was the preseason No. 1 but faltered early, losing to Alabama State in the
second week of the season en route to a disappointing 6-6 finish.
Bethune-Cookman moved up from No. 2 to the top spot and held it for a couple of weeks
before falling to Div. I Central Florida.
North Carolina A&T was next up with only a one-point loss to FCS No. 2 Coastal Carolina
on its ledger. After just one week however, A&T was blanked by South Carolina State, knocking the
Aggies from the top spot.
Alcorn State, with only a close to Div. I Southern Miss, supplanted the Aggies at No. 1. In
the following week, Grambling State stunned Alcorn State and B-CU retook the top spot.
The Wildcats stay this time was for only a week before they fell to South Carolina State
boosting CIAA power Winston-Salem State to the top spot.
The Rams tenuous stat at No. 1 ended when they fell to Virginia State in the CIAA title
game two weeks ago. And over the last two weeks, all the previous No. 1s lost. SC State fell to Morgan
State, A&T lost to NC Central, Grambling lost to Alabama State, Hampton beat Bethune-Cookman
and Jackson State beat Alcorn State.
So, as the commercial says, What‘s in your wallet?? Wrong question. Who‘s your No. 1?
GRAMBLING, SOUTHERN SWAC WEST SHOWDOW - SWAC
Southern and Grambling State, both 7-1 in the SWAC, meet at the New Orleans Super
Dome Saturday with the winner taking the West Division title and spot opposite Alcorn State in the
Dec. 6 SWAC Championship Game.
FINAL STAT LEADERS
RUSHING YARDS
Malcolm Cyrus, ALST
Tarik Cohen, NCAT
Jacquise Lockett, KSU
Herb Walker JR, MSU
Jarvis SmalL, ALB
Rod Davenport, SAU
Johnta Hebert, PVAM
Stephen Scott, LINP
Jalen Simmons, SCSU
PASSING YARDS
Michael GERMAN, TNS
LaMontiez Ivy, JSU
Jerry Lovelocke, PV
Cameron Stover, BEN
Jaymason Lee, AAM
Drew Powell, LIV
Ben Anderson, APB
Josh Straughan, STL
Greg McGhee, HOW
• Amongst all black college players
CL
G
CAR YDS
AVG TDS AVG/G
SR
SO
SR
SO
JR
JR
JR
SO
JR
12
11
9
11
10
10
10
10
12
259 1603
197 1340
173 1064
212 1288
222 1169
265 1133
170 1063
216 956
209 1082
6.2
6.8
6.2
6.1
5.3
4.3
6.3
4.4
5.2
12
15
11
13
13
6
12
3
9
133.6
121.8
118.2
117.1
116.2
113.3
106.3
95.6
90.2
CL
G
COM - ATT - INT PCT
YDS
TDS AVG/G
SR
SO
SR
SR
JR
SR
SR
JR
SR
10
12
10
9
11
10
11
10
12
216-397-15
270-422-14
202-531-9
183-321-10
151-310-9
171-313-14
166-313-10
148-249-6
222-399-8
3483
3209
2473
2136
2488
2241
2462
2020
2388
27
22
16
19
18
26
17
24
15
CL G REC YDS
RECEPTIONS
Jalen Hendricks, LIV JR 9 71 1070
Kendariss Brown, BEN SR 10 63 725
Julian Stafford, MVS SR 11 67 1037
Dan Williams, JSU
SO 12 72 990
Montarius Smith, AAM JR 12 67 1035
Twarn Mixson, HAM SO 9 50 615
Gabe DUNLAP, PV
SR 10 53 502
Ausin Beamus, PAI
FR 10 51 553
Claytin Lewis, SAU
FR 9 46 788
CL
RECEIVING YARDS
Jalen Hendricks, LIV JR
Julian Stafford, MVS SR
Claytin Lewis, SAU
FR
Montarius Smith, AAM JR
Dan Williams, JSU
SO
Drelon Freeman, FVS FR
Donte Gross, VUU
FR
Wel., GARLINGTON, TNS SR
Kendariss Brown, BEN SR
Twarn Mixson, HAM
SO
54.4
64.0
57.5
57.0
48.7
54.6
53.0
59.4
55.6
284.6
267.4
247.3
237.3
226.2
224.1
223.8
202.0
199.0
TD YPC YDS/G REC/G
12
8
9
9
6
6
3
4
5
15.1
11.5
15.5
13.8
15.3
12.3
9.5
10.8
17.1
118.9
72.5
94.3
82.5
86.2
68.3
50.2
55.3
87.6
7.9
6.3
6.1
6.0
5.6
5.6
5.3
5.1
5.1
G REC YDS TD YPC YDS/G
9
11
9
12
12
9
8
12
10
9
71
67
46
67
72
33
25
58
63
50
1070
1037
788
1035
990
720
596
879
725
615
12
9
5
6
9
11
6
7
8
6
15.1
15.5
17.1
15.4
13.8
21.8
23.8
15.2
11.5
12.3
118.9
94.3
87.6
86.2
82.5
80.0
74.5
73.2
72.5
68.3
TOTAL OFFENSE
CL G
RUSH PASS PLAYS YDS
AVG/G
Michael GERMAN, TNS SR 10 1 2846 407 2847 284.7
LaMontiez Ivy, JSU
SO 12 188 3209 559 3397 283.1
Ben Anderson, APB SR 11 663 2462 500 3095 281.4
Greg McGhee, HOW SR 12 847 2388 564 3235 269.6
Jerry Lovelocke, PV SR 10 217 2473 411 2690 269.0
John Gibbs, ALC
JR 12 874 2237 413 3111 259.2
Cam Stover, BEN SR 9 124 2136 401 2260 251.1
Jaymason Lee, AAM JR 11 69 2488 382 2557 232.5
Malcolm Bell, NCC SO 11 416 1984 402 2400 218.2
ALL PURPOSE
CL G Rush Rec PR KR
YDS
YDS/G
Johnta Hebert, PV
JR 10 1063 269 0
921 2253 225.3
Jalen Hendricks, LIV JR 9 6
1070 148 669 1893 210.3
Claytin Lewis, SAU
FR 9 9 788 3 782 1582 175.8
Malcolm Cyrus, ALST SR 12 1603 360 14 20
1997 166.4
Willie Quinn, SOU
JR 11 -9 755 172 629 1547 140.6
Jacquise Lockett, KSU SR 9 1064 147 0
0
1211 134.6
Hoderick Lowe, TU
SO 11 789 104 -5 570 1458 132.5
Julian Stafford, MVS
SR
11
1 1037
0 405
1443
131.2
Drelon Freeman, FVS FR 9 0
720 91 323 1134
126.0
Dondre Purnell, STL SR 10 82 558 6
613 1259
125.9
Jarvis Small, ALB
JR 10 1169 73
0
0
1242 124.2
SCORING
Jalen Hendricks, LIV
Johnta Hebert, PV
Chris Barrick, PV
Tarik Cohen, NCAT
Kavon Bellamy, VSU
Herb Walker, MSU
Jarvis Small, ASU
Marquise Grizzle, SHA
Hoderick Lowe, TU
CL G TDS FGS
JR
JR
FR
SO
SO
SO
JR
JR
SO
9
10
10
11
12
11
10
10
11
12
15
0
16
12
15
13
8
14
0
0
15
0
0
0
0
0
0
PAT PTS AVG/G
0
0
43
0
0
0
0
0
0
82
90
88
96
102
90
78
54
84
9.1
9.0
8.8
8.7
8.5
8.2
7.8
7.7
7.6
PUNT RETURNS
CL G RET YDS
Antonio HAMILTON, SCS JR 12 15 384
Jalen HENDRICKS, LIV JR 9 6 148
J.R. WILLIAMS, CHOW
SR 10 8
166
Anthony WILLIAMS, ALC JR 12 25 422
Dion FUTCH, VSU
SR 10 13 217
Curtis PUMPHREY, BSU JR 10 13 205
Rashad ANDERSON, AAM SO 12 15 206
Austin SMITH, SCS
SR 12 11 151
2
1
1
1
1
0
1
0
KICKOFF RETURNS
Des LAWRENCE, NCAT
Brendan FELDER, WSS
Johnta HEBERT, PV
Antonio HAMILTON, SCS
Jalen HENDRICKS, LIV
Willie QUINN, SOU
Tony McRAE, NCAT
Adrian ALEXANDER, ALB
Marquette KING, APB
TD AVG
25.6
24.7
20.8
16.9
16.7
15.8
13.7
13.7
CL G RET YDS TD LNG AVG
SR
SR
JR
JR
JR
JR
JR
SR
SO
12
10
10
11
9
11
12
10
11
9
14
32
315
25
24
14
20
26
298
456
921
28.6
669
629
360
509
649
0
1
1
1
0
1
1
1
1
80
100
95
98
81
98
95
98
88
PUNTING
CL G NO
Cory CARTER, TSU
JR 11 55
Haiden McRAINEY, ALC SO 12 38
Charles. FABER-KENNEDY, HAM SO 12 52
Leonardo MANZO, LIV JR 10 39
John BARRON, SSU
SR 12 24
Troy KREPICH, VUU
SR 8 42
Dylan SHADDIX, NSU SR 12 73
P RANDLE-SODEN, SOU SO 11 56
Antonio MAYO, FSU
SR 8 36
Colby BLANTON, FAM SO 12 65
YDS
LNG AVG
2474 69
1671 65
2233 72
1655 65
1003 66
1747 75
3012 69
2307 63
1478 75
2671 77
TACKLES
Isaiah FLEMING, CHE
Austin JACQUES, JCS
Jerome HOWARD, PV
Stephen WILLIAMS, ECS
Nick THRASHER, TNS
LeRon FURR, FVS
Brenard WILLIAMS, CAU
Josh THORNE, HAM
Kourtney BERRY, ALS
Devin ROLLINS, HOW
Kenneth WHITE, LIV
61
61
69
36
49
59
32
67
60
57
60
45.0
44.0
42.9
42.4
41.8
41.6
41.3
41.2
41.1
41.1
CL G SOL AST
TOT AVG
SR
JR
SR
JR
SR
SR
SR
JR
SO
JR
SR
133
133
118
99
109
108
109
113
123
122
101
10
10
10
9
10
10
10
11
12
12
10
72
72
49
63
60
49
76
46
63
65
41
33.1
32.6
28.8
28.6
26.8
26.2
25.7
25.5
25.0
13.3
13.3
11.8
11.0
10.9
10.8
10.8
10.3
10.2
10.2
10.1
FIELD GOALS
CL
G
MADE ATTS PCT PG
Chris BARRICK, PV
FR 10 15 17 88.2 1.50
Ryan DELSING, JSU
JR 12 18 23 78.3 1.50
Preston CLARK, ALS
FR 12 15
22 68.2 1.25
Cody JONES, NCAT
SO 12 15 19 78.9 1.25
Eric MEDINA, TSU
JR 11 14 18 77.8 1.27
Cea.DIAZ-RAMON, AAM FR 12 14 17 82.4
1.17
Cameron MAROUF, NSU SO 9
10 15 66.7 1.11
Marc OROZCO, GSU
FR 11 11
16 68.8 1.00
Chase VANADORE, FAM
SR 12 12 16 75.0 1.00
Trevon WYLIE, TUS
SO 11 11
14 78.6 1.00
SACKS
CL G SOL AST TOT
Javon Hargrave, SCS JR 12 16 0
16.0
Chris Robinson, MSU JR 12 11
6
14.0
Artell McMillan, CSU
SO 10 7
3 10.5
Anthony McDaniel, BSU SR 10 *
* 10.5
Braysean Jones, MC
JR 10 8
2 9.5
Gabriel Mass, LC
JR 9 8
1 8.5
Julian Morgan, TU
SO 11 9
1 9.5
Jamil Cooks, ALCN
SR 9
6
3 7.5
Steve Orisakwe, GSU SR 11 7
3 8.5
Grover Stewart, ASU
SO 10 6
3
7.5
AVG
1.33
1.17
1.05
1.05
0.95
0.94
0.86
0.83
0.77
0.75
INTERCEPTIONS
CL G INT YDS TD AVG
Curtis Pumphrey, BSU SO 9 7
195
0
0.77
Charles Davis, VUU
SR 10 6
100 0 0.60
Travis Lee, MIL
SR 10 6
37 1
0.60
Donald Mattocks, NCAT SR 12 7
114 0 0.48
Kerry Hartley, JCS
SR 9 5
34
0 0.55
John’ta Cooper, SAU SR 10 5
57
0 0.50
Brian Walker, FVS
JR 10 5
75
0 0.50
Kevin Rucker, APB
JR 11 5
111 0 0.45
Tyree Hollins, GSU
SR 11 5
101 0
0.45
STANDINGS
CIAA
Central Intercollegiate
Athletic Association
NORTH
Virginia State
DIV ALL
W L W L
8
0 10 2
D2 PLAYOFFS - FIRST ROUND
Virginia State 28, LIU Post 17
VSU advances to play at Bloomsburg
MEAC
Mid Eastern
Athletic Conference
CONF ALL
FINAL
W L W L
^ Morgan State
6 2 7 5
^ NC A&T State
6 2 9 3
^ SC State
6 2 8 4
^ Bethune-Cookman 6 2 9 3
^ N. Carolina Central 6 2 7 5
Norfolk State
Howard
Delaware State
Hampton
# Florida A&M
# Savannah State
^ Co-Champion
# Not eligible for title
SIAC
Southern Intercollegiate
Athletic Conference
Tuskegee
CONF
8 0 9 3
D2 PLAYOFFS - FIRST ROUND
West Georgia 20, Tuskegee 17
Tuskegee eliminated
4 4 4 8
3 5 3 7
2 6 2 10
2 6 3 9
3 4 3 8
0 7 0 10
Southwestern
Athletic Conference
EAST
^Alcorn State
Alabama State
Alabama A&M
Jackson State
Miss. Valley St.
WEST
Grambling State
Southern
Prairie View A&M
Texas Southern
Ark. Pine Bluff
^ Clinched Division title
TOP PERFORMANCES
PASSING
Michael German, TNS
LaMontez Ivy, JSU
Terrance Ervin, NSU
Jaymason Lee, AA&M
Moses Skillon, MSU
Jerrell Antoine, HAM
Adrian Kollock Jr., SCSU
Daniel Duhart, ALS
RUSHING
Tarik Cohen, NCAT
Malcolm Cyrus, ALS
Benjamin Anderson, UAPB
Kavon Bellamy, VSU
Herb Walker Jr., MSU
Eric Carter Jr., HAM
Aquanius Freeman, HOW
Michael D. Jones, B-CU
RECEIVING
Ryan Mitchell, TNS
Javon Smallwood, VSU
Andrew King, MSU
Taquan West, SCSU
ODarius Williams, AA&M
Keith Johnson, NSU
ALL
SWAC
DIV
ALL
W L W L
7 2 9 3
5 4 7 5
3 6 4 8
3 5 5 7
1 8 2 9
INDEPENDENTS
Tennessee State
W L
6
6
7 1 7 4
7 1 8 3
5 4 5 5
3 6 5 6
3 6 4 7
GAMES THIS WEEK
28-48
27-38
22-37
21-46
16-24
19-39
15-29
17-29
463 yards
376 yards
267 yards
265 yards
261 yards
240 yards
232 yards
208 yards
6 TDs
3 TDs
2 TDs
1 TD
5 TDs
2 TDs
1 TD
1 TD
20 carries
33 carries
15 carries
29 carries
17 carries
23 carries
15 carries
19 carries
203 yards
162 yards
133 yards
131 yards
128 yards
103 yards
102 yards
100 yards
2 TDs
3 TDs
2 TDs
2 TDs
1 TD
0 TDs
2 TDs
1 TD
10 receptions
3 receptions
8 receptions
6 receptions
8 receptions
5 receptions
231 yards
119 yards
116 yards
115 yards
109 yards
108 yards
3 TDs
0 TDs
3 TDs
1 TD
0 TDs
1 TD
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22
SWAC
91st Bayou Classic on NBC
Grambling State vs. Southern in New Orleans, LA
PLAYOFF GAMES
DIV. II - Second Round
Bloomsburg vs. Virginia State in Bloomsburg, PA
FCS - First Round
Richmond vs. Morgan State in Richmond, VA
1 int.
2 ints.
2 ints.
3 ints.
0 ints.
3 ints.
1 int.
0 ints.
BCSP FOOTBALL TOP TEN
1. SOUTHERN (7-3) - Idle. THIS WEEK: In New Orleans to face Grambling
for SWAC West title.
2. VIRGINIA STATE (9-2) - CIAA champ beat LIU-Post, 28-17 in D2 playoffs
first round. THIS WEEK: At No. 2 Bloomsburg in D2 playoffs second round.
3. MORGAN STATE (7-5) - Routed DelState, 69-7 to earn share of MEAC
title. Earned MEAC automatic berth to FCS playoffs. THIS WEEK: At Richmond in first round FCS playoff game.
4. NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL (7-5) - Beat North Carolina A&T, 21-14 to
win share of MEAC title. Season over.
5. ALCORN STATE (9-3) - SWAC East champ closed season with loss to
Jackson State, 34-31. THIS WEEK: Off until SWAC Championship Game
on Dec. 6 vs. SWAC West champion.
6. NORTH CAROLINA A&T (9-3) - Fell to NC Central, 21-14. Shares MEAC
title with four others. Season over.
7. GRAMBLING STATE (7-4) - Idle. THIS WEEK: Faces Southern in Super
Dome for SWAC West title.
8. SOUTH CAROLINA STATE (8-4) - Downed Norfolk State 30-20 for share
of MEAC title. Season over.
9. BETHUNE-COOKMAN (9-3) - Survived double OT battle with Florida
A&M, 18-17. Shares MEAC title with four others. Season over.
10. TUSKEGEE (8-3) - SIAC champ fell to West Georgia, 20-17 in D2 playoffs first round. Season over.
(TIE) WINSTON-SALEM STATE (9-2) - CIAA runner-up. Season over.
1:30p
12n
1p
ATTENDANCE MATTERS
Florida Classic in Orlando, FL
- Bethune-Cookman vs. Florida A&M
41,126
- Alcorn State @ Jackson State
27,533
- NC A&T @ NC Central
13, 326
- Stillman @ Alabama State
13.156
- Norfolk State @ SC State
7,339
- West Georgia @ Tuskegee
3,650
- LIU Post @ Virginia State
1,843
