FOR THE WEEK OF OCTOBER 7 - 13, 2014

AZEEZ Communications, Inc. Vol. XXI, No. 10

CIAA HOOPS PICKS UNVEILED; ALCORN
STATE MOVES TO TOP OF BCSP TOP TEN
SIAC CLASSIC: Head
coach Ri ch Freeman
(above) of Morehouse
leads his SIAC East lead-
ers into Columbus, Ga. to
face West leader Tuskegee
in 79th Classic.
Morehouse Sports photo
TANGLES
AT THE
TOP
OCTOBER 2
Alcorn State 33, Alabama State 7
Miles 23, Benedict 13
OCTOBER 4
Albany State 17, Paine 0
Ave Maria 16, Concordia-Selma 12
Bethune-Cookman 27, Delaware St. 7
Bloomsburg 41, Cheyney 7
Bowie State 24, J. C. Smith 0
Eliz. City State 59, Livingstone 21
Fayetteville State 34, Lincoln 13
Grambling State 38, Alabama A&M 28
Kentucky State 31, Central State 24
Langston 61, Texas College 0
Morehouse 20, Clark Atlanta 7
Morgan State 24, Florida A&M 9
SCORES
Norfolk State 14, Savannah State 7
N. C. Central 27, Howard 22
Prairie View 48, Jackson State 30
S. C. State 13, N. C. A&T 0
SE Missouri 28, Tennessee State 21
Southeastern 51, Edward Waters 27
Southern 51, Arkansas-Pine Bluff 36
Stillman 55, Lane 16
Texas Southern 20, Miss. Valley St. 16
Tuskegee 35, Fort Valley State 28
Virginia State 42, St. Augustines 35
Virginia Union 31, Shaw 9
W. Va. State 18, Urbana 13
William Jewell 20, Lincoln (Mo.) 13
Winston-Salem St. 77, Chowan 30
DIV ALL
NORTH W L W L
Virginia Union 2 0 4 1
Virginia State 2 0 3 2
Eliz. City State 1 1 2 3
Bowie State 1 1 1 4
Chowan 0 2 1 4
Lincoln 0 2 1 4
SOUTH
W-Salem State 2 0 4 1
Livingstone 1 1 4 1
Shaw 1 1 2 3
Fayetteville State 1 1 1 4
Saint Augustines 1 1 1 4
J. C. Smith 0 2 1 4
PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
WR - Donte Gross, VUU - 4 caches, 168
yards, TDs of 74 and 67 yards vs. Shaw.
DL Zach Taylor, ECSU - 5 tackles, 3
solos, 2 sacks (-19 yds.), 2 hurries vs. LC.
OL James Whitner, Jr., WSSU
OB Roderick Davenport, Jr., SAU - 145
yards on 32 carries with 3 TDs vs. VSU.
QB Will Boyette, Sr., ECSU - 15 of 22 for
185 yards, 4 TDs in win over LC.
LB Stephen Williams, ECSU - 16 tackles,
6 solos, 1.5 for loss, 2 recoveries vs. LC.
DB Brion Robinson, LINC - 13 tackles,
11 solos, 1 forced fumble vs. FSU.
SPECIAL Micahel Lima, Sr., PK, SAU- Avgd.
50 yards on punts w/75-yarder.
ROOKIE ClaytinLewis, WR, SAU- 4catches,
126 yards, 1 TD (64 yards) vs. VSU.
COACH Waverly Tiller, ECSU - 1st win.
CIAA
CENTRAL INTERCOLLEGIATE
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION INDEPENDENTS
W L
Tennessee State 4 2
W. Va. State 3 2
Edward Waters 2 3
Langston 2 3
Concordia 1 2
Lincoln (Mo.) 1 3
Cheyney 0 5
Texas College 0 5
Va.-Lynchburg 0 5
PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
OFFENSE
Ronald Butler, QB, TENN. STATE - Com-
pleted 12 of 27 passes for 151 yards and
0 TDs in win over Florida A&M.
DEFENSE
Terrell Bonds, DB, TENN. STATE - 3 solo
tackles and picked off an interception and
ran it back 43 yards for a TD.
SPECIAL TEAMS
NA
2 0 1 4 B L A C K C O L L E G E F O O T B A L L (Results, Standings and Weekly Honors)
SIAC
SOUTHERN INTERCOLLEGIATE
ATHLETIC CONFERENCE
CONF ALL
EAST W L W L
Morehouse 3 0 4 1
Albany State 1 0 2 2
Fort Valley State 2 1 3 2
Benedict 0 2 2 3
Clark Atlanta 0 3 1 4
Paine 0 3 0 5
WEST
Tuskegee 2 0 3 2
Stillman 2 0 3 2
Miles 1 0 2 3
Kentucky State 1 1 2 3
Central State 1 2 1 4
Lane 1 2 1 4
PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
OFFENSE Josh Staughan, Jr., QB, STILL-
MAN - 17 of 27 for 292 yards and six TDs
(17, 14, 72, 10, 11, 12) to six receivers.
DEFENSE Evan Pegues, Jr., LB, BENE-
DICT - 16 total tackles, 7 solo, 5.5 for losses
(-12 yards).
NEWCOMER Cameron Stover, Sr., QB,
BEN - 26 of 46 for 262 yards, 1 TD, no ints.
Terrence Montgomery, Fr., DB, MHC - 10
tackles, 8 solos, 2 pass break-ups.
SPECIAL TEAMS Ryan Latner, Jr., P,
ALB - 7 punts, 38.0 yard average..
OFFENSIVE LINEMAN
E. J. Perry, Sr., RT, STILLMAN -
SWAC
SOUTHWESTERN
ATHLETIC CONFERENCE
DIV ALL
EAST W L W L
Alcorn State 3 0 5 1
Alabama State 3 1 4 2
Jackson State 1 2 3 3
Alabama A&M 1 2 2 4
Miss. Valley St. 0 4 1 5
WEST
Grambling State 3 0 3 3
Texas Southern 3 1 5 1
Southern 2 1 3 3
Prairie View A&M 1 3 1 4
Ark. Pine Bluff 0 3 1 4
PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
OFFENSE Isaac Sampson, OL, AL-
CORN - 8 pancakes as Braves put up
608 yards of total offense.
DEFENSE Kourtney Berry, LB, ALAB.
ST. - 15 tackles in loss to Alcorn State.
SPECIAL TEAMS Danny Johnson,
KR, SU - 98-yard KO return for a TD
and interception and 60-yard return.
NEWCOMER Darryan Ragsdale, RB,
ALC - 22 carries for 173 yards (7.8 ypc.)
and 2 TD in win over Alab. St.
Reggie Travis, WR, SU - 5 rec., 156
yards, 3 TDs in win over UAPB
MID EASTERN
ATHLETIC CONFERENCE MEAC
CONF ALL
W L W L
SC State 2 0 4 2
Norfolk State 2 0 2 4
N. Carolina Central 1 0 2 3
Bethune-Cookman 1 0 4 1
Morgan State 2 1 3 3
NC A&T State 1 1 4 2
Delaware State 1 1 1 5
Hampton 0 1 1 4
# Florida A&M 0 1 0 5
# Savannah State 0 2 0 5
Howard 0 3 1 5
# Not eligible for title
PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
OFFENSE Malcolm Bell, r-So., QB, NCCU
- 20-30-0, 245 yards, 3 TDs, 66 rushing yards
on 12 carries in win over Howard.
DEFENSE C. J. Moore, Sr., SS, NCCU - 9
tackles, 7solos, 2TFL, oneforcedfumble, one
interception vs. Howard.
ROOKIE Darius Leonard, r-Fr., LB, SCSU -
13 tackles, 8 solos, 1 forced fumble vs. A&T.
SPECIAL TEAMS Chase Vanadore, Sr.,
PK, FAMU - 3 of 3 FGs (47, 25, 53) vs. MSU.
53-yarder was school record.
OFFENSIVE LINEMAN Clevonne Davis,
Jr., RG, NCCU - 98% grade, 5 pancakes
vs. Howard.
STAT CORNER
WHO ARE THE BEST PERFORMERS IN BLACK COLLEGE SPORTS
LUT WILLIAMS
BCSP Editor
This week represents the midway point of
the 2014 black college football season and fea-
tures two games between conference division
leaders that could be previews of championship
games slated for later in the season.
Down in Columbus, Ga. Saturday (2 p.m.),
SIAC East Division leader Morehouse (4-1,
3-0) battles West co-leader Tuskegee (3-2, 2-0)
in the 79th edition of the Morehouse-Skeege
Classic. The teams could meet again on Nov. 15
when the East champ and West champ meet in
the SIAC Championship Game in Montgomery,
Alabama.
And in Grambling, La. Saturday (2 p.m.),
new BCSP No. 1 Alcorn State (5-1, 3-0), the
leader of the SWAC East, takes on upstart West
Division leader Grambling State (3-3, 3-0), up
to 7th in the latest BCSP ranking, in what could
be a preview of the Dec. 13 SWAC title game in
Houston.
These are the two games to watch as teams
enter the fnal half of the 2014 season.
Morehouse has three wins against SIAC
teams that are a combined 2-13 (0-5 Paine,
1-4 Central State and 1-4 Clark Atlanta) and
will be facing its frst big test against Tuskegee.
Morehouse head coach Rich Freeman is 1-6 vs.
the Golden Tigers in his seven years at the helm.
Freeman's team is at the top of several SIAC
stats categories through its fve games. The Ma-
roon Tigers are third in scoring offense (26.2
points per game), tops in scoring defense (15.4
ppg.) and in total offense (392.0 yards per game)
and second in total defense (291.2 ypg.).
The Tigers are led on offense by sopho-
more quarterback Monqavious Johnson, who
leads the SIAC in passing yards (218.8 yards per
game) and total offense (239.0 ypg.) The defense
is led by senior defensive back Demario Dixon.
Tuskegee's losses have been to Winston-
Salem State, the 17th-ranked team nationally in
the AFCA Div. II Coaches Poll, and to Alabama
A&M of the SWAC. The Golden Tigers escaped
with a 35-28 win over Fort Valley State a week
ago.
They are led by the quarterbacking duo of
Justin Nared and Kevin Lacey as well as break-
away threat, running back Hoderick Lowe.
Elsewhere in the SIAC, West co-leader Still-
man (3-2, 2-0) plays at Benedict (2-3, 0-2), Fort
Valley State (3-2, 2-1) hosts Kentucky State (2-
3, 1-1), Paine (0-5, 0-3) plays at Limestone in
a non-conference game that counts in the SIAC
standings, and Albany State (2-2, 1-0) hosts
Lane (1-4, 1-2)
Alcorn State is coming off a big 33-7 win
last Thursday night over SWAC East rival Ala-
bama State, a win that has cast the Braves as the
favorite for this year's SWAC title. And with for-
mer BCSP No. 1 North Carolina A&T's 13-0
loss to South Carolina State Saturday at the At-
lanta Classic, head coach Jay Hopson's team is
now at the top of the BCSP Top Ten.
They will be facing a Grambling team that
Leaders tangle in SIAC and SWAC
1. ALCORN STATE (5-1) - Humbled Alabama State, 33-7. THIS WEEK:
At West Division leader and BCSP No. 7 Grambling State.
2. BETHUNE-COOKMAN (4-1) - Downed Delaware State, 27-7. THIS
WEEK: Homecoming vs. Howard.
3. WINSTON-SALEM STATE (4-1) - Throttled Chowan 77-30. THIS
WEEK: At Johnson C. Smith.
4. S. CAROLINA STATE (4-2) - Shut out BCSP No. 1 NC A&T, 13-0.
THIS WEEK: Hosting NC Central.
5. NORTH CAROLINA A&T (4-2) - Shut out by SC State, 13-0. THIS
WEEK: Hosting Hampton Thursday night. .
6. ALABAMA STATE (4-2) - Fell to Alcorn State, 33-7. THIS WEEK: At
Prairie View A&M.
7. GRAMBLING STATE (3-3) - Beat Alabama A&M, 38-28. THIS WEEK:
Hosting BCSP No. 1 Alcorn State.
8. TENNESSEE STATE (4-2) - Lost at Southeast Missouri, 28-21. THIS
WEEK: Hosts Jacksonville State.
9. TEXAS SOUTHERN (5-1) - Defeated Miss. Valley State, 20-16. THIS
WEEK: Idle.
10. SOUTHERN (3-3) - Outscored Ark.-Pine Bluff, 51-36. THIS WEEK:
At Alabama A&M.
B C S P F O O T B A L L T O P T E N
BCSP Notes
CIAA makes 2014-15 hoops picks
HAMPTON, Virginia - The Central Intercollegiate Athletic Asso-
ciation (CIAA) hosted its annual Mens and Womens Basketball Me-
dia Day last Wednesday at the Charlotte Convention Center in Charlotte,
North Carolina. The head coaches from the CIAAs 12 member institu-
tions were interviewed and the event was streamed live via CIAA-TV.
Stan Lewter, the days emcee, announced the 2014-2015 Basketball
season Predicted Order of Finish and the All-CIAA team, which include:
2014-2015 PREDICTED ORDER OF FINISH
MEN
SOUTHERN DIVISION NORTHERN DIVISION
1. Livingstone 1. Bowie State
2. Winston-Salem State 2. Lincoln
3. Fayetteville State 3. Virginia State
4. Johnson C. Smith 4. Virginia Union
5. Shaw 5. Elizabeth City State
6. Saint Augustines 6. Chowan
WOMEN
SOUTHERN DIVISION NORTHERN DIVISION
1. Fayetteville State 1. Virginia State
2. Shaw 2. Virginia Union
3. Winston-Salem State 3. Lincoln
4. Johnson C. Smith 4. Bowie State
5. Saint Augustine's 5. Chowan
6. Livingstone 6. Elizabeth City State
2014 PRESEASON ALL-CIAA TEAM
WOMEN MEN
21 Donia Naylor, BSU 10 Andre Jackson, BSU
11 Alisha Mabley, CU 30 Miykael Faulcon, ECSU
PASSING
Michael German, TNS 34-59 362 yards 2 TDs 1 int.
Tyler Mahla, EWC 23-47 331 yards 1 TD 1 int.
Josh Straughan, STIL 17-27 292 yards 6 TDs 0 ints.
Kenneth Graham, VUU 16-28 292 yards 2 TDs 1 int.
Greg McGhee, HOW 32-49 291 yards 2 TDs 2 ints.
Johnathan Williams, GSU 23-37 291 yards 2 TDs 1 int.
Ben Anderson, UAPB 18-40 289 yards 2 TDs 1 int.
Cyril Davis, SAU 15-29 277 yards 1 TD 0 ints.
Cameron Stover, BEN 28-46 262 yards 1 TD 0 ints.
Terrance Ayers, LANE 22-39 254 yards 1 TD 0 ints.
Malcolm Bell, NCCU 20-30 250 yards 3 TDs 0 ints.
Leon Prunty, SSU 14-31 239 yards 1 TD 0 ints.
Trey Folston, SHAW 17-37 232 yards 1 TD 1 ints.
Austin Howard, SOU 14-22 230 yards 3 TDs 1 int.
John Gibbs, Jr., ALC 20-33 217 yards 0 TDs 1 int.
Drew Powell, LIV 20-40 217 yards 3 TDs 1 int.
Demetric Price, MILES 15-30 214 yards 1 TD 0 ints.
Michael Wilson, CSU 17-36 210 yards 1 TD 1 int.
Daniel Duhart, ALS 15-30 205 yards 0 TDs 0 ints.

RUSHING
Jacquise Lockett, KSU 36 car. 243 yards 2 TDs
Herb Walker, MSU 22 car. 203 yards 1 TD
Darryan Ragsdale, ALC 22 car. 173 yards 2 TDs
Johnta Hebert, PV 15 car. 150 yards 2 TDs
Michael Wilson, CSU 18 car. 149 yards 2 TDs
Jarius Moore, JSU 16 car. 145 yards 1 TD
Roderick Davenport, SAU 32 car. 145 yards 3 TDs
Michael Jones, BCU 10 car. 132 yards 0 TDs
Tevin Brown, WVSU 26 car. 132 yards 0 TDs
Andre Montgomery, FSU 16 car. 130 yards 2 TDs
Jarvis Small, ALB 18 car. 129 yards 2 TDs
Stephen Scott, LINP 24 car. 129 yards 0 TDs
Jamarcus Hill, MILES 25 car. 125 yards 1 TD
Kenny King, ECSU 8 car. 120 yards 1 TD
Jovontae Thurman, STIL 6 car. 118 yards 0 TDs
Tyler Mahla, EWC 22 car. 108 yards 2 TDs
Trey Johnson, VSU 20 car. 107 yards 1 TD
Tyler Clark, NSU 19 car. 106 yards 1 TD
John Gibbs, Jr., ALC 13 car. 106 yards 1 TD
Daveon Porter, TSU 22 car. 106 yards 0 TDs
Malik Johnson, MHC 24 car. 104 yards 2 TDs
Keith Brown, BSU 22 car. 102 yards 0 TDs
Gerald Hearns, FAMU 16 car. 100 yards 0 TDs

RECEIVING
Donte Gross, VUU 4 rec. 168 yards 2 TDs
Reggie Travis, SOU 5 rec. 156 yards 3 TDs
Jalen Hendricks, LIV 9 rec. 143 yards 2 TDs
Eric Williams, WSSU 2 rec. 135 yards 1 TD
Khalif Dandy, CHEY 8 rec. 133 yards 0 TDs
Montaurius Smith, AAM 7 rec. 131 yards 1 TD
Claytin Lewis, SAU 4 rec. 126 yards 1 TD
Kendariss Brown, BEN 9 rec. 124 yards 1 TD
Suwayne Hilton, EWC 5 rec. 114 yards 0 TDs
Demario Bell, ALS 4 rec. 112 yards 0 TDs
Chris S.-McCollum, TNS 9 rec. 104 yards 1 TD
Jamion Dunning, LANE 7 rec. 103 yards 0 TDs
BCSP WEEKLY LEADERS
(For week of October 4, 2014)
G A M E S T H I S W E E K
was picked to fnish at the bottom of the SWAC
West but has won its frst three conference games
under new head coach Broderick Fobbs.
Not only have the G-Men beaten Prai-
rie View A&M, Jackson State and Alabama
A&M during their current three-game winning
streak, but they played then BCSP No. 1 Bet-
hune-Cookman tough before succumbing 36-
23 on Sept. 13, before the win sreak began.
The Grambling/Alcorn State game hearkens
back to an era when legendary coaches Eddie
Robinson of Grambling and Marino Casem
manned the sidlines in a classic rivalry. And both
programs are on the upswing after struggling in
recent years.
Alcorn is getting great play on both offense
and defense, leading the SWAC in total, scoring
and rushing offense and defense. Quarterback
John Gibbs Jr. put up 323 yards of total offense
Thursday while the Braves offense generated
608 total yards, 391 on the ground.
Fobbs is working minor miracles at Gram-
bling, a team that had won one game over the
past two seasons and was particularly in turmoil
last season. Fobbs, who played for Robinson, as
did his dad, veteran coach Lee Fobbs, says he's
trading on the tradition and pride Robinson built.
Back-up quarterback Johnathan Williams
totalled 353 total yards, 291 thru the air, in the
win over Alabama A&M Saturday.
In other SWAC games, Jackson State (3-3,
1-2) has its homecoming Saturday vs. Missis-
sippi Valley State (1-5, 0-4) and Prairie View
A&M (1-4, 1-3) has homecoming vs. Alabama
State (4-2, 3-1). Alabama A&M (2-4, 1-2) is at
home to Southern (3-3, 2-1).
BCSP No. 4 South Carolina State and
Norfolk State are tied atop the MEAC with 2-0
conference records and have home dates Satur-
day.
S. C. State (4-2) is hosting N. C. Central
(2-3, 1-0) while Norfolk State (2-4) has its
homecoming vs. Delaware State (1-5, 1-1).
BCSP No. 2 Bethune-Cookman (4-1, 1-0) also
has homecoming in Daytona Beach vs. Howard
(1-5, 0-3).
On Thursday, BCSP No. 5 North Carolina
A&T (4-2, 1-1) hosts Hampton (1-4, 0-1) in a
game to be carried live on ESPNU at 7:30 p.m.
In the CIAA, Virginia Union and Virginia
State are tied for the North Division lead with
2-0 marks while BCSP No. 3 Winston-Salem
State leads the South at 2-0.
VUU (4-1) hosts Lincoln (1-4, 0-2) in
Richmond, Va. for homecoming while Virginia
State (3-2) hosts division rival Elizabeth City
State (2-3, 1-1). WSSU (4-1) plays on the road
at Johnson C. Smith (1-4, 0-2). Chowan (1-4,
0-2) hosts Bowie State (1-4, 1-1).
BCSP No. 8 Tennessee State (4-2), 25th in
the latest Sports Network FCS Top 25, is hosting
FCS No. 8 Jacksonville State (4-1).
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9
ESPNU - ESPN3
NC A&T vs. Hampton in Greensboro, NC 7:30p
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11
SWAC
Alabama A&M vs. Southern in Huntsville, AL 1p
Grambling State vs. Alcorn State in Grambling, LA 2p
CIAA
Shaw vs. Fayetteville State in Durham, NC 1p
J. C. Smith vs. Winston-Salem State in Charlotte, NC 2p
Virginia State vs. Elizabeth City State in Ettrick, VA 2p
Chowan vs. Bowie State in Murfreesboro, NC 3p
SIAC
Benedict vs. Stillman in Columbia, SC 2p
Fort Valley State vs. Kentucky State in Fort Valley, GA 2p
Limestone vs. Paine in Gaffney, SC 2p
Clark Atlanta vs. College of Faith in Atlanta, GA 2p
Albany State vs. Lane in Albany, GA 7p
MEAC
S. C. State vs. N. C. Central in Orangeburg, SC 2p
Florida A&M vs. Savannah State in Tallahassee, FL 5p
Norfolk State vs. Delaware State in Norfolk, VA 2p
INDEPENDENTS
Va.-Lynchburg vs. Atl. Sports Academy in L'burg, VA 1p
Bacone vs. Texas College in Muskogee, OK 2p
Lincoln (MO) vs. St. Josephs in Jeff. City, MO 2p
Oklahoma Baptist vs. Langston in Shawnee, OK 2p
Tennessee State vs. Jacksonville State in Nashville, TN 2p
Edward Waters vs. W. Int'l in Jacksonville, FL 2p
East Stroudsburg vs. Cheyney in East Str'burg, PA 6:05p
HOMECOMINGS
Virginia Union vs. Lincoln (PA) in Richmond, VA 1p
Livingstone vs. St. Augustine's in Salisbury, NC 1:30p
West Va. State vs. W. Va. Wesleyan in Institute, WV 1:30p
Concordia-Selma vs. Wesley College in Selma, AL 12n
Jackson State vs. Miss Valley State in Jackson, MS 2p
Prairie View vs. Alabama State in Pr. View, TX 2p
Miles vs. Central State in Fairfeld, AL 4p
Bethune-Cookman vs. Howard in Daytona Beach, FL 4p
CLASSICS
79th Annual Tuskegee-Morehouse Classic - HSRN
Morehouse vs. Tuskegee in Columbus, GA 2p
WOMEN (continued) MEN (continued)
4 Jadda Jefferies, ECSU 20 Darrell Ward, ECSU
21 Deja Middleton, FSU 2 Joshua Dawson, FSU
14 Ashley Porter, JCSU 31 Emilio Parks, JCSU
23 Cierra York, LC 4 Eric DuBose, LC
32 Zephrah Pam, LU 34 Eric Mayo, LC
4 Regime McCombs, SAU 4 Larry Richardson, SU
23 Tiffanie Adair, VSU 32 Alphonso Leary, VSU
12 Jessica Lyons, VSU 3 Ray Anderson, VUU
4 Ashle Freeman, VUU 22 Wykevin Bazemore, WSSU
14 Dionna Scott, WSSU 00 Marquez Jones, WSSU
SWAC CLASSIC: Jay Hopson (l.) leads his new
BCSP No. 1 and East Division leading Alcorn
State Braves into Grambling Saturday to face
new head coach Broderick Fobbs (r.) and the re-
gurgent BCSP No. 7 G-Men who surprisingly sit
on top of the SWAC West standings.
Alcorn State Sports photo Grambling State Sports photo
BCSP NFL PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
For games of October 2-6, 2014
OFFENSE
- JACOBY JONES, WR/KR, Baltimore (6th year,
LANE) - One reception for 30 yards, two kickoff
returns for a 25-yard average with a long return of
28 yards and one punt return for 0 yards in loss to
Indianapolis. Also lost a fumble.
DEFENSE
- JUNIOR GALLETTE, OLB, New Orleans (5th
year, STILLMAN) - Two solo tackles with one sack
of Tampa Bay QB Mike Glennon for a safety in
Saints win over the Buccaneers. Galette now has
three sacks on the season.
- RASHEAN MATHIS, DB, Detroit (12th year,
BETHUNE-COOKMAN) - Three solo tackles and an
interception he returned 41 yards for a TD in loss
to Buffalo. It was the frst pick of the year for
Mathis, 31st of his career and fourth return TD.