For Games of October 16, 2021 FOOTBALL SCORES

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16 Miles 34, Lane 31

Albany State 28, Benedict 6 Morehouse 51, Fort Valley State 3
Alcorn State 24, Mississippi Valley State 12 Norfolk State 42, Virginia Lynchburg 14
Bowie State 51, Virginia State 44 Pittsburg State 59, Lincoln Mo. 7
Charleston Southern 35, Hampton 5 Prairie View A&M 35, Bethune-Cookman 29
Erskine 24, Bluefield State 19 Savannah State 49, Clark Atlanta 14
XTRA
XTRA!! Fayetteville State 55, J. C. Smith 12 Shaw 20, Livingstone 9
Florida A&M 35, Alabama A&M 31 South Carolina State 37, Morgan State 14
Savannah State Sports Photo
Grambling State 34, Texas Southern 20 Southern 34, Arkansas-Pine Bluff 7
QUINN: Win over Clark Atlan- Jackson State 28, Alabama State 7 Tennessee State 20, Tennessee Tech 13
ta sets up showdown for SIAC Kennesaw State 14, NC A&T 0 Tuskegee 29, Central State 0
East lead vs. Albany State. Kentucky State 76, Edward Waters 36 UNC Pembroke 14, West Virginia State 13
RESULTS SET UP THIS: VUU vs. BSU for Langston 42, Texas Wesleyan 31 Virginia Union 38, Chowan 31
CIAA East lead, Savannah State vs. Albany Lincoln 17, Elizabeth City State 14 Winston-Salem State 41, St. Augustine’s 0
State for SIAC East lead on tap this week. Lyon 33, Texas College 32

GAME OF THE WEEK! • BOWIE STATE vs. VIRGINIA STATE

• BOWIE STATE OUTSCORES VIRGINIA STATE!

One week after knocking Chowan from the unbeaten ranks in a CIAA North show-
down, Bowie State came up big again outscoring Virginia State 51-44 in another N. Div. chal-
lenge.
The teams combined for 1,007 total yards (VSU 505, BSU 502).
BSU (6-1, 4-0 CIAA N) put together three long drives to jump out to a 21-0 lead and
led 21-3 at the break. VSU pulled within 21-17 after a Roy Jackson III TD reception from
Chauncey Caldwell (former NCCU QB) and a 74-yard Upton Bailey TD run with 9:42 to go in
the third quarter.
But BSU surged again, scoring on a 27-yard interception return of a Caldwell pass by
Myles Woolfolk and a 4-yard run by QB Ja’rome Johnson (14-25-1, 246 yds., 3 TDs, 13 carries,
63 yds., 2 TDs) to go up 35-17 with 2:44 left in the third. VSU’s Andre Jackson returned the
ensuing kickoff 93 yards for a TD only to see BSU’s Tevin Singleton return the blocked PAT at-
tempt 98 yards for two points. When the smoke cleared, the teams entered the final period with
BSU up 37-23. Bowie State QB
BSU struck first on a 12-yard TD pass from Johnson to Darious Bowman to go up 44- JA’ROME JOHNSON
23 at the 11:54 mark. VSU responded as Darius Hagans (22 carries, 199 yards) broke off a 38-
yard run in a three-play, 79-yard drive capped by a TD pass from Caldwell (11-27-1, 139 yds., 4
TDs) to Marquis Phillips. On the second play after the score, BSU RB Calil Wilkins fumbled
with VSU recovering. Caldwell hit Phillips again from 8 yards out to pull VSU even at 44 with
9:36 to play.
BSU’s Kwincy Hall returned the kickoff 51 yards to the VSU 43. Six plays later, Johnson
(14-25-1, 246 yds., 1 TD) hit Bowman on a 24-yard scoring pass to put the Bulldogs up 51-44.
VSU (2-4, 2-2 N) drove into BSU territory on its final two possessions. The final one
ended at the BSU 14 from where Caldwell threw four incompletions.

BIG WINNERS!
• FLORIDA A&M • JACKSON STATE • MOREHOUSE

• VIRGINIA UNION • ALBANY STATE

• LATE FLORIDA A&M COMEBACK DOOMS ALABAMA A&M!

Florida A&M (4-2, 2-1 E) outscored Alabama A&M 19-3 in the final quarter to over-
come a 28-16 third-quarter deficit and emerge with a 35-31 victory in a battle of SWAC East
Division contenders in Huntsville, AL.
FAMU QB Rasean McKay (21-34-1, 251 yards, 3 TDs) had two of his three scoring
passes during the fourth quarter comeback. He hit Chad Hunter on a 25-yard score to pull the
Rattlers within 28-23. After a 38-yard field goal by A&M placekicker Spencer Corey, McKay hit
Jah’marae Sheread with a 33-yard scoring pass to pull FAMU within 31-29 with 4:05 left.
The Rattlers forced a three-and-out and got the ball back at their own 20 with 2:27
Florida A&M RB
left. On the first play, RB Bishop Bonnett (17 carries, 187 yds.) ran 80 yards to paydirt for the BiSHOP BONNETT
game-deciding score. McKay’s pass on a 2-point attempt failed leaving FAMU up 35-31.
On its final possession, A&M QB Aqeel Glass (16-36-1, 199 yds., 1 TD) was picked off
by FAMU’s Javan Morgan.

• JACKSON STATE PULLS AWAY FROM ALABAMA STATE!

SWAC East Division leader Jackson State (5-1, 3-0) pulled away from a 7-7 halftime
tie to shut out Alabama State in the second half and come away with a 28-7 homcoming win
before a record crowd of 53,578.
JSU came out in the second half and promptly drove 59 yards in nine plays to score on
a 3-yard pass from QB Shedeur Sanders (17-29-0, 201 yds., 2 TDs) to Malachi Wideman. After
an ASU three-and-out, Sanders led them to another score, covering 55 yards in six plays capped
by Santee Marshall’s 4-yard TD run. Marshall had 96 rushing yards on 24 carries.
In its first possession in the fourth quarter, JSU J. D. Martin completed a 56-yard drive
Jackson State QB
with a 21-yard TD run to put the Tigers up 28-7. ASU (3-3, 2-2 E) stopped Sanders on 4th-and- SHEDEUR SANDERS
goal from the 3-yard line later in the period.
ASU freshman QB Myles Crawley was 9 of 26 for 117 yards and hit Jeremiah Hixon
on a 17-yard second-quarter TD pass. The Hornets rushed for just 40 yards on 25 carries. ASU
sacked Sanders three times.

• MOREHOUSE SHELLACKS FORT VALLEY STATE!

Morehouse (2-5, 2-1 SIAC E) scored on a 83-yard pass, an 84-yard run, a 35-yard
interception return and piled up 445 yards of total offense in a 51-3 wipeout of Fort Valley State
(4-3, 2-1 E). It was the second straight win for the Maroon Tigers after a 31-15 win over Tuske-
gee last week.
QB Michael Sims (11-20-0, 225 yds.) threw for one TD, an 83-yarder to Albert Con-
nell while Frank Bailey Jr. ran for 99 yards on 11 carries including the 84-yard run and a 2-yard
TD run. Earnest Davis had TD runs of 1 and 3 yards. Amani Maddox had the 35-yard inter- Morehouse RB
FRANK BAILEY JR.
ception return as part of a 23-0 first -quarter lead.

• VIRGINIA UNION HOLDS OFF CHOWAN!

Virginia Union (4-3, 3-1 N) got 213 yards and two TDs on 33 carries from freshman
RB Jada Byers and 127 rushing yards including a 98-yard TD from RB Rodney McKay in win-
ning at Chowan 38-31. The win sets up a showdown with East Division leader Bowie State next
week in Richmond, Va.
Byers opened the scoring on a 2-yard run in VUU’s first possession. Chowan’s Imeek
Watkins brought back the ensuing kickoff 100 yards to tie the score at 7. VUU added a 21-yard
field goal and Chowan added a 3-yard TD pass from Bryce Witt to Laurence King. The first
quarter ended with Chowan up 14-10.
The teams traded early second quarter TDs before McKay took off on his 98-yard scor- Virginia Union RB
ing run that sent VUU into the break up 24-21. JADA BYERS
The Panthers added the first two scores of the second half, a 9-yard run by QB E’Mond
Caldwell midway thru the third quarter and a 14-yard pass from Caldwell to Kalen Carver with
14-12 left in the game. CU (5-2, 2-2 E) added a field goal and 1-yard Witt TD run in the final
period. In its final possession, it was stopped on 4th-and-3 at their own 35.

• ALBANY STATE DOWNS BENEDICT!

Running back Markuis Fulks (20 carries, 82 yds.) ran for two TDs (7 and 3 yards) and
QB Dionte Bonneau threw for one score as Albany State (6-1, 3-0 SIAC E) downed Benedict
28-6. The win sets up a division showdown with Savannah State for the East lead next week in
Albany, Ga.

• SAVANNAH STATE EASILY OVER CLARK ATLANTA!
Savannah State (6-1, 4-0 E) scored the first 21 points and the last 21 in knocking off
Clark Atlanta (2-5, 0-3 E) 49-14. SSU scored four rushing TDs, led by 109 yards in six carries
with one score fro Einaj Carter.

BIG LOSERS!
• North CAROLINA A&T

• AGGIES SHUT OUT BY KENNESAW STATE!

North Carolina A&T (3-3, 2-1 Big South) was held to 31 rushing yards, 176 passing
yards and out of the end zone in falling to nationally-ranked Kennesaw State 14-0 for its first Big
South Conference loss.
KSU (5-1, 2-0), up to 11th in this week’s FCS AFCA poll, scored in the second and third
quarters on short runs by QB Xavier Shepherd (3 and 1 yards).
A&T picked off Shepherd once and recoverd two fumbles but could not cash in. Fresh-
man placekicker Andrew Brown who had been 8 of 9 on field goals the year, missed on 25- and
36-yard kicks.

OFF THE SCHNEID

• LINCOLN (PA)

• LINCOLN WINS AT ITS HOMECOMING!

Lincoln Pa. (1-6, 1-3 CIAA E) got two short TD runs (1 and 3 yards) from freshman QB Andrew
Banks to get its first win of the year, 17-14 over Elizabeth City State (2-5, 2-2 E).
Samuel Jordan ran for 113 yards in 27 carries and Banks added 100 in 17 carries as Lincoln
rushed for 253 yards. The difference turned out to be Okezie-Imo’s 27-yard field goal :03 seconds before
halftime.
ECSU QB Kevin Caldwell (23-38-0, 153 yds.) threw for both Vikings’ scores. Lincoln Pa. QB
ANDREW BANKS

TOP PERFORMANCES
PASSING ATT-COMP-INT YDS TDS (YDS)

Larry Harrington, LANG 12-19-? 323 5 (34, 17, 3, 76, 29)

Khari Lane, FSU 15-22-0 295 4 (23, 14, 48, 39)
Bryce Witt, CHOW 25-35-1 276 1 (3)
Corey Fields Jr., SCSU 19-44-2 258 3 (18, 54, 31)
Geremy Hickbottom, TNST 20-34-1 256 2 (56, 13)
Rasean McKay, FAMU 21-34-1 251 3 (19, 23, 33)
Michael Huntley, LANE 15-25-0 248 2 (60, 65) Langston QB Fayetteville State QB
Ja’rome Johnson, BSU 14-25-1 246 3 (44, 12, 24) LARRY HARRINGTON KHARI LANE
Jawan Pass, PVA&M 15-22-0 227 2 (63, 30)
Donovan Riddick, WVSU 18-33-1 227 1 (25)
Michael Sims, MHS 11-20-0 225 1 (83)
Juwan Carter, NORF 15-23-0 222 2 (42, 21)
David Johnson, EWU 14-20-1 214 3 (7, 53, 36)
Devin Black, B-CU 11-18-1 202 2 (26, 16)
Shedeur Sanders, JSU 17-29-0 201 2 (21, 3)
Aqeel Glass, AA&M 16-36-1 199 1 (4)
Jalen Fowler, NCAT 14-35-0 176 0
Andrew Body, TXSU 16-25-2 172 1 (22)
Noah Bodden, GSU 15-30-2 156 0

RUSHING CAR YDS TDs (YDS)

Kobe Dillon, SOU 14 267 3 (40, 45, 75)

Jada Byers, VUU 33 213 2 (2, 2)
Darius Hagans, VSU 22 199 0
Bishop Bonnett, FAMU 17 187 1 (80)
Que’shaun Byrd, B-CU 24 176 1 (8)
Kingston Davis, MILES 22 170 2 (56, 3)
Calil Wilkins, BSU 29 168 1 (2) Southern RB Virginia Union RB
Donte Edwards, MILES 26 164 1 (5) KOBE DILLON JaDA BYERS
NIko Duffey, ALC 18 138 1 (16)
Rodney McKay, VUU 9 127 1 (98)
Isaiah Jackson, KSU 4 128 2 (46, 54)
Caleb Johnson, MVSU 22 123 0
Samuel Jordan, LINCP 27 113 0
Otis Odom, KSU 5 111 1 (7)
Elnaj Carter, SAVST 6 109 1 (73)
Brett Sylve, KSU 12 103 2 (4, 2)
Andrew Banks, LINCP 17 100 2 (1, 3) Virginia State RB Florida A&M RB
Ivonte Patterson, TUSK 22 100 1 (4) DARIUS HAGANS BISHOP BONNETT

Franklin Hosea, LINCM 25 99 1 (2)

Francis Bailey, Jr., MHS 11 99 2 (2, 84)
Gary Quarles, AA&M 23 96 1 (21)
Santee Marshall, JSU 24 96 1 (4)
Jaden Stewart, PVA&M 8 91 0
D’Vonn Gibbons, SAVST 12 89 0
Terrell Jennings, FAMU 19 82 1 (12)
Marcus Fulks, ALB 20 82 2 (7, 3)
Shaquan Oliver, KSU 10 80 2 (26, 9)
Ger’Kerry Jackson, LANG 25 80 1 (?)

RECEIVING REC YDS TDs Lane WR Bethune-Cookman TE
ANTHONY EVELYN KEMARI AVERETT
Anthony Evelyn, LANE 6 178 2 (80, 65)
Kemari Averett, B-CU 6 115 1 (26)
Tre’Jon Spiller, PVA&M 3 114 2 (63, 30)
Keith Corbin III, JSU 7 113 1 (21)
Jadakiss Bonds, HAMP 11 111 0
John Louis, LANG 2 110 2 (34, 76)
Rodell Rahmaan, TNST 4 106 1 (56)
Tyrone Lyte, WVSU 4 99 1 (25)
Keshan Hinckley, BSU 3 90 1 (44) Prairie View A&M WR
Demaris August, EWU 3 89 2 (53, 36) TRE’JON SPILLER
Imeek Watkins, CHOW 7 87 0
Adunte Devereaux, SAVST 3 86 1 (57)
Shaq Davis, SCST 3 85 1 (54)
Albert Connell, MHS 1 83 1 (83)
Keshan Hinckley, BSU 2 76 1 (44)
Malachi Wideman, JSU 6 74 1 (3)
C. Brown, MILES 2 74 1 (54)

TACKLES Clark Atlanta DB Fort Valley State LB

15 Charles Crawford, CAU; CHARLES CRAWFORD SOLOMON MOSELEY

13 Solomon Moseley, FVSU;

12 Juanya Majette, ECSU
11 Jeffrey Johnson, LANE; Devon Hunt, Kareem Butler, SHAW;
Cory Rahman, TNST;
10 Markquse Bell, FAMU; Basilio Fernandez, CHOW;
Troy James, PVAM; Malcolm Johnson, LANG;
Andrew Farmer, LANE; Lamar Spencer, LINCM;

SACKS Fayetteville State DL Florida A&M DL

2.0 Gentle Hunt, FAMU; Keyshawn James, FSU; KEYSHAWN JAMES GENTLE HUNT

Marquise Deweert, MHS; Cameron Brown, SAVST;

Frederick Austin, TUSK; Jalen Jones, WVSU;
1.5 Brandon Miller, FSU; Corlyn Witcher, WVSU;

INTERCEPTIONS
3 Elijah Banks, WSSU; Chase Foster, SU;
2 Drake Dheatum, PVAM; Zafir Kelly, SCST;
Christin Thompson, WVSU;
1 35 Winston-Salem DB Prairie View A&M DB
ELIJAH BANKS DRAKE CHEATUM

HOW THE BCSP TOP TEAMS DID FOOTBALL THIS WEEK

FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP SUBDIVISION (FCS) SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23

1. JACKSON STATE (5-1) - Won its homecoming game vs. Alabama Arkansas-Pine Bluff vs. Arkansas in Little Rock, AR 11 am
State, 28-7. NEXT: Hosting Bethune-Cookman.
Texas College vs. Arizona Christian 11 am PT
2. PRAIRIE VIEW A&M (5-1) - Defeated Bethune-Cookman, 35-29
NEXT: At Southern’s homecoming. Fayetteville State vs. Saint Augustine’s in Raleigh, NC 1 pm ET
3. FLORIDA A&M (4-2) - Came back to knock off Alabama A&M, 35-31. Bowie State vs. Virginia Union in Richmond, VA 1 pm ET
NEXT: At Mississippi Valley State. Miles vs. Kentucky State in Frankfort, KY 1 pm ET
4. NORTH CAROLINA A&T (3-3) - Shutout at Kennesaw State, 14-0.
Allen vs. Erskine in Due West, SC 1 pm ET
NEXT: At Hampton.
5. ALCORN STATE (4-2) - Handled Miss. Valley State, 24-12. NEXT: At West Virginia State vs. Concord in Athens, WV 1 pm ET
Texas Southern. Clark Atlanta vs. Fort Valley State in Fort Valley, GA 2 pm ET
6. NORFOLK STATE (4-2) - Won its homecoming game vs. Va.-Lynch-
Lincoln (Mo.) vs. Nebraska Kearney in Kearney, NE 2 pm ET
burg, 42-14. NEXT: At Howard’s homecoming.
7. SOUTH CAROLINA STATE (2-4) - Won its homecoming vs. Morgan Florida A&M vs. Mississippi Valley State in Itta Bena, MS 3 pm ET
State, 37-14. NEXT: At Delaware State’s homecoming. Alcorn State vs. Texas Southern in Houston, TX 7 pm ET
8. ALABAmA A&M (3-3) - Lost at home to Florida A&M, 35-31. NEXT:
Langston vs. Ottawa in Phoenix, AR 9 pm ET
Idle.
9. ALABAmA STATE (3-3) - Beaten at Jackson State’s homecoming, HOMECOMINGS
28-7. NEXT: Idle. Livingstone vs. Winston-Salem State in W-Salem, NC 1 pm ET
10. SOUTHERN (3-3) - Handled Arkansas-Pine Bluff, 34-7 NEXT: Host- Norfolk State vs. Howard in Washington, DC (ESPN3 1pm, U - 10:30 pm) 1 pm ET
ing Prairie View A&M for homecoming.
J. C. Smith vs. Shaw in Durham, NC 1 pm ET
NCAA DIV. II, NAIA
1. ALBANY STATE (6-1) - Defeated Benedict, 28-6. NEXT: Hosting Sa- Chowan vs. Elizabeth City State in Elizabeth City, NC 1:30 pm ET
vannah State. Union (Ky.) vs. Florida Memorial in Miami, FL 1:30 pm ET
2. BOWIE STATE (6-1) - Outscored Virginia State, 51-44. NEXT: At Vir-
Lincoln (Pa.) vs. Virginia State in Petersburg, VA 2 pm ET
ginia Union.
3. SAVANNAH STATE (6-1) - Defeated Clark Atlanta, 49-14. NEXT: At Central State vs. Edward Waters in Jacksonville, FL 2 pm ET
Albany State. Morehouse vs. Benedict in Columbia, SC 3 pm ET
4. FAYETTEVILLE STATE (5-1) - Big 55-12 win over JC Smith. NEXT: At
Prairie View A&M vs. Southern in Baton Rouge, LA (ESPN+) 6 pm ET
Saint Augustine’s.
5. SHAW (3-3) - Handlied Livingstone, 20-9. NEXT: J. C. Smith in for TV / STREAMED GAMES
homecoming. North Carolina Central vs. Morgan State in Baltimore, MD (ESPN+) 1 pm ET
6. VIRGINIA UNION (4-3) - Won at Chowan, 38-31. NEXT: Hosting Bowie
Savannah State vs. Albany State in Albany, GA (ESPN+) 2 pm ET
State.
7. LANGSTON (6-0) - Defeated Texas Wesleyan, 42-31. NEXT: At. Ot- Lane vs. Tuskegee in Tuskegee, AL (ESPN+) 2 pm ET
tawa. North Carolina A&T vs. Hampton in Hampton, VA (ESPN+) 2 pm ET
8. CHOWAN (5-2) - Lost at home to Virginia Union, 38-31. NEXT: At Eliz- Bethune-Cookman vs. Jackson State in Jackson, MS (ESPN+) 2 pm ET
abeth City State’s homecoming.
Tennessee State vs. Eastern Illinios in Charleston, IL (ESPN+) 2 pm ET
9. KENTUCKY STATE (4-3) - Beat Edward Waters, 76-36. NEXT: At
Hosting Miles. South Carolina State vs. Delaware State in Dover, DE (ESPN3) 2 pm ET
10. BENEDICT (3-4) - Fell to Albany State, 28-6. NEXT: Hosting More-
house.

ATTENDANCE MATTERS
For Games Last Week

Alabama State @ Jackson State homecoming 53,578 Texas Southern @ Grambling homecoming 10,866
Va. Lynchburg @ Norfolk State homecoming 16,716 Clark Atlanta @ Savannah State homecoming 6,000
Morgan State @ South Carolina State homecoming 11,000

2 0 2 1 B L A C K C O L L E G E F O O T B A L L (Standings and Weekly Honors)

Southwestern

CIAA MEAC SIAC SWAC

Central Intercollegiate
Athletic Association
NORTH DIVISION
DIV CONF ALL
W L W L W L
Bowie State 4 0 0 0 6 1
Virginia Union 3 1 0 0 4 3
Chowan 2 2 0 0 5 2
Virginia State 2 2 0 0 2 4
Elizabeth City State 2 2 0 0 2 5
Lincoln 1 3 0 0 1 6
SOUTH DIVISION
Fayetteville State 4 0 0 0 5 1
Shaw 2 1 0 0 3 3
Winston-Salem State 2 2 0 0 2 4
Livingstone 1 2 0 0 1 5
Saint Augustine’s 0 4 0 0 0 5
Johnson C. Smith 0 4 0 0 0 6
CIAA PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
OL - Justin Meade, So., VUU
QB - Ja’rome Johnson, Sr., BSU - 14-26 for 246
yds., 3 TDs, 2 rushing TDs in win over VSU.
WR - Antjuan Collins, Fr., WSSU - 7 rec., 50 yards,
2 TDs in win over Livingstone.
OB - Jada Byers, Fr., VUU - 33 carries, 233 yards,
2 TDs in win over Chowan.
DB - Elijah Banks, Sr., WSSU - 3 picks in shutout
win over SAU. Also had three tackles and fumble rec.
LB - Devon Cathcrt, Jr., LINC - 8 tackles, a pass-
break-up vs. ECSU.
DL - Keyshawn James, Gr., FSU - 6 tackles, 4.5
TFL, 2 sacks vs. JCSU.
SPECIAL - Imeek Watkins, Sr., WR/KR - 100-yard
KO return TD, 7 rec., 87 yds. vs. VUU.
ROOKIE - Jada Byers, Fr., WR, VUU - see RB
Mid Eastern
Athletic Conference
CONF ALL
W L W L
Howard 1 0 2 4
SC State 1 0 2 4
Norfolk State 0 0 4 2
Delaware State 0 0 3 3
North Carolina Central 0 0 2 4
Morgan State 0 2 0 6
MEAC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
OFFENSE
Corey Fields Jr, r-So., QB, SCSU - 19 of 44 for
258 yards, 3 TDs, 6 carries, 26 yards vs. MSU.
DEFENSIVE
Patrick Godbolt, So., DL, SCSU - Three TFL, two
QB hurries, forcing and recovering fumble, blocked
FG returned for 2 points.
SPECIALIST
Zafir Kelly, Sr., DB, SCSU - Returned blocked FG
90 yards for 2 points vs. MSU.
ROOKIE
NA
OFFENSIVE LINEMAN
Colby Byrd, r-Jr., OL, NSU - 94% grade, 4 pan-
cakes, no penalties vs. VUL.
Southern Intercollegiate
Athletic Conference
CONF ALL
Allen 0 0 3 3
Edward Waters 0 0 2 5
EAST DIVISION W L W L
Savannah State 4 0 6 1
Albany State 3 0 6 1
Fort Valley State 2 1 4 3
Morehouse 2 1 2 5
Benedict 0 3 3 4
Clark Atlanta 0 3 2 5
WEST DIVISION
Kentucky State 2 1 4 3
Tuskegee 2 1 3 4
Miles 2 2 3 4
Lane 1 2 4 3
Central State 0 4 1 6
SIAC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
OFFENSE
Michael Sims, Sr., QB, MOREHOUSE -11 of 20 for
225 yards and 1 TD, 33 rushing yards, 1 TD vs. FVSU.
DEFENSE
Mackenly Newbill, Jr., DE, SAVANNAH STATE
- Five tackles, 3 TFL, 1.5 sacks in win over Clark
Atlanta.
SPECIAL TEAMS
Jackson Spradlin, Jr., PK, MILES - 2 of 2 FGs, and
4 of 4 PATs for 10 points in win over Lane.
NEWCOMER
Louis Williams, So., QB, TUSKEGEE - Six comple-
tions for 72 yards, 70 rushing yards vs. Central State.
Athletic Conference
DIV ALL
EAST DIVISION W L W L
Jackson State 3 0 5 1
Florida A&M 2 1 4 2
Alabama State 2 2 3 3
Miss. Valley State 1 2 2 4
Alabama A&M 1 3 3 3
Bethune-Cookman 0 4 0 7
WEST DIVISION
Prairie View A&M 4 0 5 1
Alcorn State 3 0 4 2
Southern 2 1 3 3
Grambling State 2 2 3 4
Texas Southern 1 2 1 4
Arkansas-Pine Bluff 0 4 1 5
SWAC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
OFFENSE
Kobe Dillon, Fr., RB, SU -   14 carries, school-re-
cord 267 yards, 3 TDs in win over UAPB.
DEFENSE
Chase Foster, DB, SU - School-record three
interceptions with four tackles vs. UAPB.
SPECIALIST
Luke Jackson, PK, SU - 44- and 25-yard FGs
and perfect on PATS vs. UAPB.
NEWCOMER
Keith Corbin III, Fr., WR, JSU - Seven receptions
for 113 yards on ?? catches and one TD vs.
Alabama State.

INDEPENDENTS NON-HBCU CONFERENCES

W L W L CONF ALL CONF ALL CONF ALL
Va.-Lynchburg 0 0 0 7 W L W L OHIO VALLEY MIAA
Texas College 0 0 0 6 BIG SOUTH T5 Tennessee State 1 1 3 3 12 Lincoln (Mo.) 0 6 0 6
Florida Memorial 0 0 0 7 T1 NC A&T State 2 1 3 3
6 Hampton 0 2 2 4 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK MOUNTAIN EAST
PLAYERS OF THE WEEK OFFENSE T4 W. Va. State 3 3 3 4
OFFENSE PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Geremy Hickbottom, Sr., QB, TSU - 20 of
NA. OFFENSE & NEWCOMER 34 passes for 256 yards and one TD, also SAC (Sooner Athletic Conference)
DEFENSE
Jadakiss Bonds, Sr., WR, HAMPTON - 11 rushed for 52 yards in win over Tenn. Tech. 2 Langston 5 0 6 0
NA
SPECIAL TEAMS receptions for 111 yards vs. Charleston DEFENSE
NA Southern. Cory Rahman, Sr., S, TSU - Led Tigers with PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
DEFENSE 11 tackles, 7 solos, 1 interception and 1 pass OFFENSE
Jacob Roberts, So., LB, NC A&T - Led break-up in win over Tenn. Tech. Larry Harrington, Jr., QB, LANGSTON - 12 of
Aggies with 16 tackles, 8 solos, 5 TFL in loss NEWCOMER 19 for 323 passing yards and five TDs in win
to Kennesaw State. NA over Texas Wesleyan.
DEFENSE
Payton Lunsford, r-Jr., LB, WVSU - 11 tackles,
7 solos and a forced fumble vs. WV Wesleyan.

© AZEEZ Communications, Inc. BCSPX VIII, No. 8