MVSU QB Ty’Jarian Williams Mississippi Valley State Quarterback Ty’Jarian Williams 6-3, 240, Sophomore, Aliceville, Ala. Completed 19-of-28 passes for 251 yards and rushed for 31 yards in leading the Delta Devils to their first victory of the season 24-21 at Florida A&M. His four-yard touchdown pass to Cameron Nelson in the second quarter put the
Media Poll Week 11. boxtorow.com Takeaways from Week 11’s poll: Jackson State remains No. 1 and is on a six-game winning streak, having defeated Mississippi Valley State on Saturday No. 6 Southern made the most significant jump, up four spots from last week after defeating Bethune-Cookman in five overtimes Johnson C. Smith, undefeated through nine
Coaches Poll Week 11. boxtorow.com Takeaways from Week 11’s HBCU FCS Coaches Poll: Jackson State is No. 1 for the second straight week; has won its last six including Saturday over Mississippi Valley State No. 2 South Carolina State received six first place votes this week No. 3 Tennessee State (tied for No. 3 with
Eaglin and Vaughn POW Alabama A&M Running Back Donovan Eaglin 5-11, 226, Redshirt-Sophomore, Houston, Texas AND Alcorn State Quarterback Xzavier Vaughn 6-6, 200, Graduate Student, Beaumont, Texas Eaglin carried the ball 26 times for 148 yards, averaging 5.7 yards per carry and five touchdowns as the Bulldogs defeated Arkansas-Pine Bluff 52-24. His 17-yard touchdown run
Coaches Poll Week 10. boxtorow.com Takeaways from Week 10’s HBCU FCS Coaches Poll: Jackson State new No. 1 in HBCU football by virtue of its win over Arkansas-Pine Bluff and North Carolina Central’s loss to South Carolina State SCSU moves up three spots to No. 2 No. 3 Florida A&M, No. 6 Alabama State, and
Media Poll Week 10. boxtorow.com Takeaways from Week 10’s poll: Jackson State new No. 1 in HBCU football by virtue of its win over Arkansas-Pine Bluff and North Carolina Central’s loss to South Carolina State NCCU falls to No. 4 SCSU made the most significant jump, up three spots to No. 2 Johnson C. Smith
ASU LB Rico Dozier Alabama State Linebacker Rico Dozier 5-11, 217, Senior, Abbeville, Ala. Recorded 19 tackles (12 solo), two sacks and two tackles for loss in the Hornets’ 21-17 victory over Alcorn State. Dozier recorded a sack and a tackle on one of the Braves’ go-ahead drives in the fourth quarter. Dozier was an
Coaches Poll Week 9. boxtorow.com Takeaways from Week 9’s HBCU FCS Coaches Poll: Top four teams remained the same from last week No. 5 South Carolina State defeated Delaware State and No. 6 Hampton knocked off defeated Elon, but both teams flip flopped spots from last week Florida A&M defeated SWAC Western Division leading Southern
Media Poll Week 9. boxtorow.com Takeaways from Week 9’s poll: Top seven remain the same Johnson C. Smith defeated Winston-Salem State and remains the only undefeated team in HBCU football All of last week’s teams remain in the poll this week The HBCU Media Poll is administered by BOXTOROW and in its 18th year, is voted on
Coaches Poll Week 8. boxtorow.com Takeaways from Week 8’s HBCU FCS Coaches Poll: North Carolina Central remains No. 1 in HBCU football With its win over previous No. 2 Florida A&M, Jackson State leapfrogged Tennessee State for the No. 2 spot; TSU remains No. 3 FAMU drops to No. 4 Hampton beat North Carolina A&T