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Week 3
UNLV | 46 | Prairie View A&M | 17 |
| Southern | 33 | Langston | 18 |
Kennesaw State | 62 | Alabama State | 13 |
Jackson State | 18 | FAMU | 16 |
Cincinnati | 63 | Alabama A&M | 7 |
Alcorn State | 27 | Texas Southern | 15 |
South Dakota State | 90 | UAPB | 6 |
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School | Coach | SWAC | Overall | Pct |
| Grambling | Broderick Fobbs | 0-0 | 0-2 | .000 |
| Alcorn State | Fred McNair | 1-0 | 2-1 | .667 |
| Southern | Dawson Odums | 0-0 | 1-2 | .333 |
| Prairie View A&M | Eric Dooly | 0-0 | 1-2 | .333 |
| Alabama State | Donald Hill-Eley | 0-0 | 1-2 | .333 |
| Alabama A&M | Connell Maynor | 0-0 | 1-2 | .333 |
| Jackson State | Tony Hughes | 0-0 | 1-2 | .333 |
| Arkansas Pine-Bluff | Cedric Thomas | 0-0 | 0-3 | .000 |
| Texas Southern | Michael Haywood | 0-0 | 1-2 | .333 |
| Mississippi Valley St. | Vincent Dancy | 0-0 | 0-2 | .000 |
| Tennessee State | Rod Reed | 0-0 | 1-0 | 1.000 |
Individual Leaders
Rushing
Player | School | Avg/C | TDs | Avg/G |
Passing
Player | School | TDs | Efficiency |
Receiving
Player | School | Rec | TDs | Avg/G |
Player | School | Solo | TFL | Sacks |
Player | School | Int | PD | TDs |
Pos | Name | Class | School |
QB | Noah Johnson | JR | Alcorn State |
RB | P.J. Simmons | JR | Alcorn State |
RB | KeShawn Williams | JR | Arkansas Pine Bluff |
WR | Quinn McElfresh | SO | Mississippi Valley State |
WR | Darrell Clark | SR | Grambling State |
TE | Jordan Jones | SR | Grambling State |
OL | Mustaffa Ibrahim | SO | Alcorn State |
OL | Jeremiah Abbey | SR | Southern |
OL | Kyle Davis | JR | Grambling |
OL | William Waddell | SR | Grambling |
OL | Corbin Finlayson | SO | Grambling |
| Full story: source:swac.org |
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Ragin Cajuns Blowout Grambling
UL Ragin Cajuns (1-0) score 28 unanswered in 1st half; Grambling (0-1) ambushed.(ragincajuns.com)
Chester Rogers to Indianapolis
Grambling WR, Chester Rogers makes Indianapolis Colts 53 man squad.(courtesy:thenewsstar.com)
James "Shack" Harris:
Why he risked it all to play QB
QB, James Harris, 6'2, 209, 4x SWAC Champ, POY, is "Godfather of the Black QB."(courtesy:therams.com)
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TCU Routs Southern Jaguars, 55-7
TCU Horned Frogs (1-0) QB, Shawn Robinson, 5 TDs, discombobulate Southern (0-1).
(courtesy:star-telegram.com)
(courtesy:swac.org)
Defense Shines for Georgia Tech
No Contest: Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (1-0) walk thru Alcorn State (0-1), 41-0.(courtesy:ajc.com)
DB Gatewood to GB Packers
Alcorn State DB, Warren Gatewood, makes GB Packers 53 man squad.(courtesy:alcornsports.com)
TSU Tigers Roll Bethune, 34-3
TSU Tigers (1-0) jump out 14-0, do not look back; Bethune (0-1) unrecognizable.(courtesy:wsmv.com)
Remembering Joe Gilliam Jr.
Joe Gilliam Jr., 6'2, 187, 2x Black College National Champ, 2x Rice Bowl Champ.(courtesy:tsutigers.com)
Prairie View (1-1) RB Dawonya Tucker rushes for 257 yds., 1TD in rout of NCCU (0-1).(courtesy:pvpanthers.com)
FBS, Rice Owls (1-0) escape Prairie View trap; 23 yd. FG by Jack Fox saves the day.(courtesy: Chron.com)
Morehouse Upsets UAPB, 34-30
Morehouse (1-0) RB Santo Dunn rushed for 159 yds., 2 TDs; spoil FCS, UAPB (0-1).(courtesy:athletics.morehouse.edu)
UAPB OL 3rd Best in NFL
UAPB OL, Terren Armstead, ranked as 3rd best OT in NFL, by Pro Football Focus.(courtesy:profootballfocus.com)
Hornets break Tuskegee streak
ASU Hornets (1-0) RB Ezra Gray's 30 yd. run ends OT duel; Tuskegee (0-1) falls.(courtesy:montgomery-advertiser.com)
ASU Hornet Has Career Day
ASU Hornet, Isaiah Crowell, breaks out for 145 yds., 2 TDs; long run 50 yds.(courtesy:bamastatesports.com)
Jackson State Knocks Off Alcorn
Jackson State Tigers (3-8) stuns Alcorn State Braves, 7-3, in Capitol City Classic.(courtesy:clarionledger.com)
Alabama A&M (1-0) Coach Connell Maynor begins in style; blanks Miles (0-1) at home.(courtesy:aamusports.com)
AAMU DE, Anthony Lanier, makes Washington Redskins 53 man squad.(courtesy:savannahnow.com)
Neiko Hollins Guides Prairie View
Prairie View (6-5) QB, Neiko Hollins passes for 319 yds., 3TDs in Labor Day Classic.(courtesy:thechron.com)
MVSU, Rick Comegy Part Ways
Mississippi Valley State Delta Devils (2-9) Coach Rick Comegy went 6-38 in four years.(courtesy:clarion-ledger.com)
Jerry Rice Signed MVSU Jersey
Who's the greatest NFL player of all time?
Better Days at MVSU: QB, Willie Totten and WR, Jerry Rice.
Black History Feature:
Hard times for the SWAC?
Is lack of draftees due to talent loss, or changing landscape?
Last Updated - May 4, 2012 5:04 GMT
The Southwestern Athletic Conference has given the NFL Jerry Rice, the league’s all-time reception leader; Walter Payton, the No. 2 all-time rushing leader; Michael Strahan, the league’ single-season sack champion and Doug Williams, MVP of Super Bowl XXII. In three of the past four NFL drafts, the SWAC has given the league nothing.
Top 10 Revenue-Generating HBCU Athletic Departments
Published: March 7, 2016
By: Louis Bolling
courtesy: msilineup.com
College athletics has evolved into a massive revenue generator
for higher education institutions, commonwealths,and the private
sector. In anticipation of March Madness, today’s Monday MSI
Line Up looks at the top 10 revenue generating HBCU athletic
departments, which have generated approximately $113.2M
combined.
College athletes' rights: NCAA requires health insurance, but schools decide what to pay
Grambling's Buck Buchanan
was the 1st overall pick in the 1963 AFL draft.
Today, the best defensive football player in the NCAA FCS division is awarded the Buck Buchanan Award.
The 6'7, 270lb. defensive
phenom revolutionized the game with his size, speed, strength and endurance.
He missed one game in his 13 year pro career.
Alcorn State's Steve McNair was the 3rd overall pick in the 1995 NFL draft.
He won the coveted Walter Payton Award in 1994, which goes to the best offensive player in the FCS (IAA).
At Alcorn State, he set FCS (IAA) career records,14,496 passing yards and 16,283 career offensive yards, which still stand today.
As a pro, he played in one Super Bowl, three Pro Bowls and was NFL Co-MVP in 2003.
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