FOR THE WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 27 - OCTOBER 3, 2011

2 0 1 1 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)

CIAA

Bowie State Virginia State Virginia Union Eliz. City State Lincoln Chowan
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Winston-Salem State J. C. Smith St. Augustines Shaw Fayetteville State Livingstone

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INDEPENDENTS
Concordia-Selma Langston Edward Waters Tennessee State Lincoln (Mo.) Cheyney W. Va. State Central State VU Lynchburg Texas College
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RACES HEATIN' UP

MAYNOR: WSSU head coach leads undefeated, high-scoring Rams (50 ppg.) into home date and CIAA South battle with J. C. Smith.

MORE TOP GAMES AS OCTOBER BEGINS; WOODY NEW BENEDICT FOOTBALL COACH

SCORES
September 22 Bethune-Cookman 35, Hampton 31 Fort Valley State 40, Benedict 23 September 24 Air Force 63, Tennessee State 24 Alabama A&M 20, Grambling State 14 Alabama State 21, Jackson State 14 Albany State 34, Miles 27 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 9, Clark Atlanta 7 Coastal Carolina 31, NC A&T 14 Concord 38, West Virginia State 7 Concordia-Selma 25, Point University 0 Davidson 35, Johnson C. Smith 7 Dayton 17, Central State 7 Elizabeth City State 28, Shaw 21 Emporia State 35, Langston 7 Florida A&M 38, Southern 33 Kentucky State 23, Kentucky Wesleyan 7 Kutztown 49, Cheyney 0 Livingstone 24, VU of Lynchburg 21 - 2OT Missouri Southern 56, Lincoln (MO) 14 Morehouse 25, Lane 21 Morgan State 14, Howard 9 NW Oklahoma State 44, Texas College 7 Norfolk State 33, Charleston Southern 3 Prairie View A&M 43, Miss Valley State 34 SC State 69, Delaware State 0 Saint Augustine's 34, Lincoln (PA) 17 Savannah State 33, NC Central 30 Stillman 13, Tuskegee 9 Texas Southern 14, Alcorn State 7 Virginia State 35, Chowan 20 Virginia Union 32, Bowie State 29 W-Salem State 56, Fayetteville State 20

CIAA PLAYERS OF THE WEEK OL - Darrell Billiot, Sr., G, WSSU WR - Tyron Laughinghouse, Sr., SAC - 4 catches, 98 yards, 2 TDs, 58-yard punt return TD QB - Cheston Hickman, Sr., VUU - 19 for 35, 320 passing yards, 1 TD in win vs. BSU. OB - Nicholas Cooper, r-Sr., TB, WSSU - 257 rushing yards in 16 carries, 4 TDs vs. FSU. DL - Michael Haygood, Sr., NT, LIVINGSTONE - 8 tackles, 1 sack, 3.5 for losses vs. VUL. LB - Jeremy Pruitt, Sr., VSU - 15 tackles, 8 solos, 1 forced fumble, 1 tackle for loss vs. Chowan. DB - Justin Carr, Jr., CB, VSU - 8 tackles, 1 interception, 2 break-ups, 1 tackle for loss. ROOKIE/SPECIAL TEAMS - Terry Anderson, WR, LIVINGSTONE - Returned 2 kickoffs for TD (100, 91) in win over VUL.

MEAC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK OFFENSE - Derrick Wiley, r-Jr., QB, SC STATE -Completed 12-of-20 passes for 250 yards and 4 TDs and rushed 13 times for 40 yards and two scores vs. DelState. DEFENSE - Michael Dallas II, r-Fr., LB, MSU - 9 tackles, 7 solos, 2 forced fumbles, 1 recovered for a TD, 1 tackle for 2-yard loss. ROOKIE - Greg McGhee, Fr., QB, HOWARD - 20 of 34 for 226 yards, 1 TD in loss to Morgan State. LINEMAN - Tristan Bellamy, r-So., C, SCSU - 95% grade, 3 pancakes vs. DelState. SPECIAL TEAMS - Ryan Estep, r-Sr., PK, NSU - Was 3-of-3 on eld goals of 19, 20 and 23 yards. Also converted 3 PATs.

SIAC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK OFFENSE Stanley Jennings, Sr., QB, ALBANY STATE - 18 of 29 for 271 yards, 3 TDs in win over Miles. DEFENSE Courtney Daniels, Sr., LB, FVSU - Game-high 9 tackles, 8 solos, 3 for losses, 2 sacks vs. Benedict. OFFENSIVE LINEMAN Marlon Jones, Jr., MOREHOUSENEWCOMER Travis Richmond, Fr., RB, FVSU - 15 carries for 134 yards and 2 TDs in win over Benedict. SPECIAL TEAMS Brandon Hamilton, So., PK, ALBANY STATE - Kicked 38- and 34-yard field goals in win over Miles.

SWAC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK DEFENSE Kejuan Riley, Sr., DB, ALABAMA STATE - Led Hornets with 12 tackles, 9 solos, and two of his team's six interceptions in key win over Jackson State. OFFENSE Adrian Moore, RB, UAPB - Carried 12 times for 155yards with a long run of 73 yards in win over Clark Atlanta. Averaged 12.9 yards per carry. SPECIAL TEAMS Christopher Barrick, PK, PV A&M - Made 46, 32 and 30-yard eld goals and was good on 3 of 4 PATs, scored 12 points vs. MVSU. NEWCOMER Jerry Lovelocke, r-Fr., QB, PV A&M - 19 of 23 for 242 yards and 2 TDs of 53 and 43 yards in win over Miss. Valley State.

PLAYERS OF THE WEEK OFFENSE Avery Deloms, QB, VA. UNIV. OF LYNCHBURG - Completed 9 of 20 passes for 149 yards and 2 TDs in OT loss to Livingstone. DEFENSE Mario Woods, DB, VUL - Led VUL with 10 tackles, 7 solos, 2 forced fumbles and 2 tackles for losses vs. Livingstone. SPECIAL TEAMS Jamin Godfrey, PK, TENN. STATE - Hit a 43-yard eld goal and was 3 of 3 on PATs in loss to Air Force. NEWCOMER Brandon Booker, WR, VUL - Three receptions for 82 yards and TD catches of 47 and 21 yards.

October starts with plenty at stake

LUT WILLIAMS There's no shortage of consequential games this week as the black college football season enters its second month of play. Let's start in the SIAC, where no one expected Stillman to be in the running for a spot in the conference's new championship game set for Nov. 12 in Atlanta. Only records against competion in the new veteam divisions will determine East and West SIAC champions. The Tigers, 3-1 under new head coach Teddy Keaton, are 2-0 in the West with wins over Kentucky State (31-29) and Tuskegee (13-9), teams
GAMES THIS WEEK THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 - ESPNU - Live Jackson State vs. Texas Southern in Jackson, MS 5p - Comcast Sports Southeast Morehouse vs. Clark Atlanta in Atlanta, GA 8 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1 Cheyney vs. Millersville in Cheyney, PA 1p Coppin State vs. Va. Univ of Lynchburg in Baltimore, MD 1p Norfolk State vs. SC State in Norfolk, VA 1p Notre Dame College vs. Central State in Lyndhurst, OH 1p Shaw vs. Livingstone in Durham, NC 1p Virginia Union vs. Chowan in Richmond, VA 1p W. Va Wesleyan vs. Lincoln (PA) in Lincoln University, PA 12n Bacone vs. Langston in Muskogee, OK 2p Miss Valley State vs. Southern in Itta Bena, MS 2p Morgan State vs. NC A&T in Baltimore,MD 4p Stillman vs. Lane in Tuscaloosa, AL 5p Alabama A&M vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff in Huntsville, AL 6p Austin Peay vs. Tennessee State in Clarksville, TN 6p Fayetteville State vs Saint Augustine's in Fayetteville, NC 6p Florida A&M vs. Delaware State in Tallahassee, FL 6p Fort Valley State vs. Tuskegee in Fort Valley, GA 6p Virginia State vs. Bowie State in Ettrick, VA 6p Savannah State vs. Howard in Savannah, GA 7p Miami vs. Bethune-Cookman in Miami Gardens, FL TBA HOMECOMINGS W-Salem State vs. Johnson C. Smith in W-Salem, NC 1p West Virginia State vs. Seton Hill in Institute, WV 1:30p Lincoln (MO) vs. Fort Hays State in Jefferson City, M 2p Edward Waters vs. Concordia-Selma in Jacksonville, FL 3p CLASSICS Augusta City Classic Benedict vs. Miles in Augusta, GA 2p 28th Circle City Classic Kentucky State vs. Albany State in Indianapolis, IN 2:30p State Fair Classic Prairie View A&M vs. Grambling State in Dallas, TX 6p TV / INTENET BROADCASTS - SWAC-TV Alabama State vs. Alcorn State in Montgomery, AL 7p

BCSP Editor

HOW THEY DID IT

BCSP No. 1 South Carolina State 69, Delaware State 0 MEAC leader South Carolina State (2-2, 2-0 MEAC) had its most impressive outing to date in rolling up 687 yards of offense while shutting out Delaware State (0-1, 2-2). SCSU QB Derrick Wiley (12-20-1) accounted for six TDs, throwing for 238 yards and four TDs (43, 5, 13 & 71 yards) while running for two short scores. SCSU freshman RB Jalen "Scoot" Simmons Simmons had 11 carries for 126 yards. Caleb Davis had six receptions for 147 yards including the 71-yard TD catch. DelState was held to 10 rushing yards on 29 carries and 74 passing yards with three interceptions. BCSP No. 2 Bethune-Cookman 35, No. 7 Hampton 31 In a see-saw battle in Daytona Beach, a last-second touchdown by Hampton was overturned giving Bethune-Cookman a narrow win. Hampton QB David Legree hit wideout Isiah Thomas with a 12yard pass that was inititally ruled a touchdown as the clock expired. But using video review, the play was overturned by ofcials giving the win to the Wildcats (2-1, 1-1 MEAC). Legree (14-29-0, 225 yards) led the Pirates (2-2, 1-1 MEAC) back from an early 14-3 decit, throwing a 50-yard TD to Thomas before scoring on 3 and 37-yard runs that put the Pirates up 24-14 at the break. B-CU came back to retake the lead in the third quarter on two TD passes, Jackie Wilson to Eddie Poole from 6 yards out and Wilson to Rodney Scott covering 33 yards. Scott A 20-yard Jeremy Jermin interception for a TD put Hampton up 31-28 with 9:15 left before Poole caught a 13-yard TD pass with 2:50 remaining to set the stage for the ending. The Pirates drove 70 yards in 13 plays in the nal drive. Scott carried 15 times for 126 yards and Poole had 4 receptions for 33 yards and 2 scores for B-CU. No. 3 Winston-Salem State 56, Fayetteville State 20 WSSU RB Nicholas Cooper scored on runs of 1, 53, 64 and 3 yards while rushing for 257 yards on 16 carries as the Rams (4-0, 2-0 CIAA S) throttled Fayetteville State (0-4, 0-1 S). A week after passing for eight TDs in a rout of Chowan, the Rams ran for 448 yards and six TDs while piling up 559 total yards of offense. Maurice Lewis ran for 115 yards on 5 carries including a 79-yard TD run. QB Kameron Smith ran for 55 yards in 5 carries with a 56-yard TD run and passed (13-1-1) for 113 yards and a score.

picked in the preseason by league coaches to nish 1-2 in the West. With only two division games left for Stillman, one is this Saturday (5 p.m.) when it hosts Lane (2-2, 0-0 W) in Tuscaloosa, Ala. A win over Lane would leave Keaton's troops at 3-0 in the division with only a Oct. 27 date vs. Miles left on its division schedule. Also in the SIAC, Atlanta East Division rivals Morehouse (3-1, 0-0) and Clark Atlanta (2-2, 1-0) meet at Morehouse's B.T. Harvey Stadium Thursday (8 p.m.) in a key game to be televised live on Comcast Sports Southeast. CAU currently leads the East. In a non-divisional SIAC game, Albany State (3-1, 0-0 E) and Kentucky State (3-1, 1-1 W) meet in the 28th Circle City Classic Saturday (2:30 p.m.) in Indianapolis. The big MEAC game this week is in Norfolk, Va. where Norfolk State (3-1, 1-0) hosts South Carolina State (2-2, 1-0) in a battle of teams yet to drop a conference game. Norfolk State features the league's top passer in quarterback Chris Walley who is completing 76.5% (78 of 102) of his passes for a league-best 228.8 yards per game with six TDs and only one interception. Head coach Pete Adrian's Spartans also top the league in scoring defense (17.8 points per game), total defense (267.2 ypg.) and rushing defense (78.8 ypg.). S.C. State counters with QB Derrick Wiley, whose passing and running ability has fueled the Bulldogs' start. The SC State defense leads the MEAC with nine interceptions. The other two MEAC teams with no losses in conference play, Morgan State (2-2, 1-0) and Savannah State (1-3, 1-0), have dates hosting North Carolina A&T (1-2, 0-0) and

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QB BATTLE: Norfolk State QB Chris Walley (l.) and SC State QB Derrick Wiley will lead their teams into this week's top MEAC battle in Norfolk (Va..) Saturday.

Howard (1-3, 0-2) respectively. In the CIAA South, Johnson C. Smith (2-2, 1-0 S) is at high-scoring undefeated WinstonSalem State (4-0, 3-0 S), averaging 50 points per game tops in the league, in a battle of the teams undefeated in South Division play. Also, Bowie State (3-1, 2-1 N) travels to Virginia State (2-2, 1-1 N) in a battle of North Division contenders. In another North Division tussle, Virginia Union (3-2, 1-1 N), fresh off handing Bowie State its rst defeat, hosts Chowan (1-3, 0-2 N). SWAC East Division leader Alabama State (3-1, 3-0), coming off a big 21-14 win over Jackson State, hosts Alcorn State (1-3, 1-3) Saturday (7 p.m.) in a game to carried on the web on SWAC TV (swac.org). Jackson State (3-1, 1-1) hosts Texas Southern (2-1, 1-1) Thursday in a game to be carried live on ESPNU. West Division leader Arkansas-Pine Bluff (3-1, 2-0 W) is at Alabama A&M (2-2, 1-1 E) while West Division rivals Grambling State (1-3, 1-2 W) and Prairie View A&M (2-2, 2-1) tangle in Dallas at the State Fair Classic.

BCSP Notes
Benedict football replaces Conner with Woody
COLUMBIA, SC- Benedict College announced the hiring of James Woody as interim head football coach on Monday. Woody brings more than 25 years experience as one of the nation's top offensive coordinators to the Tigers, who dropped to 1-3 after a 40-23 televised loss to Fort Valley State on Thursday night. The Tigers travel to Augusta, Ga., this Saturday to face Miles College in the annual Augusta City Classic. "I'm really looking forward to get going," Woody said at a late-morning press conference at Charlie W. Johnson Stadium. "My rst priority here is to make sure we put a team on the eld that can be competitive - competitive week Woody in and week out." Woody takes over for Stanley Conner, who went 21-27 in four full seasons, plus the rst four games this season. This will be Woody's rst head coaching position.

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BCSP TOP TEN

1. SOUTH CAROLINA STATE (2-2) - Shut out Delaware State, 69-0. NEXT: MEAC showdown at No. 5 Norfolk State. 2. BETHUNE-COOKMAN (2-1) - Squeaked by Hampton, 35-31 Thursday. NEXT: At Miami. 3. WINSTON-SALEM STATE (4-0) - Downed Fayetteville Statem, 56-20. NEXT: Hosting JC Smith for homecoming. 4. ALABAMA STATE (3-1) - Held off Jackson State, 21-14. NEXT: Hosts Alcorn State. 5. NORFOLK STATE (3-1) - Beat Charleston Southern, 33-3. NEXT: Hosts BCSP No. 1 SC State in Norfolk. 6. JACKSON STATE (3-1) - Fell to No. 4 Alabama State, 21-14. NEXT: Hosts Texas Southern Thursday on ESPNU. 7. HAMPTON (2-2) - Lost heartbreaker to No. 2 Bethune-Cookman, 35-31. NEXT: Idle 8. ALBANY STATE (3-1) - Got by Miles, 34-27. NEXT: Meets Kentucky State in Indy's Circle City Classic. 9. GRAMBLING STATE (1-3) - Lost to Alabama A&M, 20-14. NEXT: In Dallas to meet Prairie View at State Fair Classic. 10. FLORIDA A&M (2-2) - Came back to get by Southern, 38-33. NEXT: Hosting Delaware State.

No. 4 Alabama State 21, No. 6 Jackson State 14 Alabama State (3-1, 3-0 SWAC) gave up 410 passing yards to JSU QB Casey Therriault (36-67-6) but picked off the prolic passer six times including on the nal drive in knocking off the Tigers (3-1, 1-1) in a SWAC East Division battle. ASU defensive back Kejuan Riley had two picks for the second week in a row, Saeed Lee returned a pick 20-yards for a third-period touchdown to put the Hornets up 14-7 and Leland Baker's theft sealed the win. ASU QB Greg Jenkins threw for 147 yards ((1526-0) without a pick and rushed for 57 yards including Riley an 18-yard run that opened the scoring. Jenkins also led a 10-play, 56-yard drive culminating in Quenda McKibbon's 4-yard run that put ASU up 21-7 with 3:31 left in the third quarter. JSU WR Marcell Wilder (10 receptions, 146 yards) scored both JSU TDs on a 12-yard rst quarter pass and on a 25-yarder with 10:39 left in the game. No. 5 Norfolk State 33, Charleston Southern 3 Quarterback Chris Walley hit on 20 of 23 passes for 285 yards and two TDs without an interception as the Spartans (3-1) handled winless Charleston Southern. NSU also rushed for 234 yards led by 105 in 15 carries by Takeem Hedgeman. Xavier Boyce had nine catches for 101 yards including a 13-yard reception that opened the scoring. On the Spartans' ensuing possession, Victor Hairston (5 rec., 122 yards) scored on a 67-yard catch. Stillman 13, Tuskegee 9 Stillman (3-1, 2-0 SIAC W) went into Tuskegee and knocked off the Golden Tigers (0-3, 0-1) for the rst time in the seven-year history of the series to take a two-game lead in the SIAC West. Alejandro Perez-Huerta's eld goals of 26 and 20 yards gave Stillman its rst-half points. Tuskegee scored on a 1-yard run just before halftiime to take a 7-6 lead. Back-up QB Brandon Allen led Stillman on the deciding TD drive, a 77-yard march in 11 plays that ended in his one-yard run with 5:50 left. Tuskegee drove to the Stillman 29 before Byron Rush's fumble was recovered by Stillman. Virginia Union 32, Bowie State 29 QB Cheston Hickman passed for a career-high 320 yards and one TD while Jerrell Washington scored four TDs, three rushing (8, 2, 4 yards) and one via pass (39 yards) as Virginia Union (3-2, 1-1 CIAA N) knocked Bowie State (3-1, 1-1) from the unbeaten ranks to tighten up the CIAA North race with the win in Richmond. BSU QB Clifton Budd (24-38-1) passed for 247 yards and 2 scores and rushed for 141 yards in the loss. BSU scored twice in the nal 3:20 to make the nal close.
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Larry McNeil named interim JSU women's hoops coach

JACKSON, Miss. Jackson State has named Larry McNeil as its interim women's basketball coach for the 2011-12 season. McNeil, who had been an assistant coach with the Lady Tigers from 2001-2008, comes back to Jackson State following a season as an assistant coach at North Texas last season. While at Jackson State McNeil helped the Lady Tigers win the SWAC titles in 2002-03 and 03-04 with consecutive 23-win seasons. "I'm very excited to be back at Jackson State," said McNeil. "I have always said that Jackson State women's basketball is a sleeping giant and now it's time to awaken that giant. A successful season for me right now will be a 12-6 conference record, because the bonding period that has to occur will take approximately a month." Jackson State will begin a national search to name the full time head coach late in the spring of 2012.

2 0 1 1 B L A C K C O L L E G E V O L L E Y B A L L (Results, Standings and Weekly Honors) SCHEDULES

CIAA
Monday, Oct. 1 Lincoln @ St. Augustines Morris vs. Shaw VUL @ Virginia State

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SWAC
E. DIVISION Alabama State Jackson State Alabama A&M Alcorn State Miss. Valley St. W. DIVISION Prairie View A&M Ark. Pine Bluff Grambling State Southern Texas Southern

MEAC
Friday, Sept. 30 Hampton vs. NC Central Alabama State @ UMES Florida A&M @ Savannah State Coppin State @ Norfolk State B-Cookman @ SC State Howard @ Delaware State

SIAC
Friday, Sept. 30 Paine @ Albany State Clark Atlanta @ Berry Monday, Oct. 1 Clain @ Bowie State Talladega @ Stillman

N. DIVISION Chowan Elizabeth City State Virginia Union Bowie State Lincoln Virginia State S. DIVISION Fayetteville State Winston-Salem State Livingstone St. Augustines Shaw J. C. Smith

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N. DIVISION Morgan State Maryland-Eastern Shore Hampton Coppin State Norfolk State Delaware State Howard S. DIVISION N. Carolina Central Bethune-Cookman S. Carolina State Florida A&M Savannah State N. Carolina A&T

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Friday, Sept. 30 Alabama State vs. CSU-Bakerseld Alabama State @ UMES Grambling State @ Jackson State Saturday, Oct. 1 Hampton vs. Alabama State Alabama State vs. NC Central

MEAC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK PLAYER Desiree Walker, So., MH, SCSU - Averaged 18.67 kills and 9.33 digs in three matches, 2-1 record. Totalled 56 kills on 111 total attacks, 28 digs and 6 blocks. ROOKIE Saitaua Iosia, Fr., OH, UMES - In 1-1 week, posted 15 kills, 26 digs vs. Campbell, 21 kills, 9 digs in win vs. High Point.

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