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
D2 Poll Week 9 notes: Johnson C. Smith is a unanimous No. 1 selection for the fourth straight week Virginia Union remains No. 2 and in control of its own destiny for the right to repeat as CIAA champions Seven of the teams in the top 10 all won games. Four of those teams moved
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
SCSU QB Eric Phoenix South Carolina State Quarterback Eric Phoenix 6-3, 210, Graduate Student, Savannah, Ga. Was responsible for five touchdowns in the Bulldogs’ 69-35 victory over Delaware State. Completed 18-of-21 passes for 341 yards with four touchdowns and no interceptions and rushed for another 30 yards on four carries for 30 yards and a
D2 Poll Week 8 notes: Johnson C. Smith is a unanimous No. 1 selection for the third straight week No. 3 Winston-Salem State attains its highest ranking ever, having won five of its last six, including Saturday’s win over Livingstone Miles makes the most significant jump, up three spots to No. 4 this week, having
Media Poll Week 8. boxtorow.com Takeaways from Week 8’s poll: North Carolina Central is No. 1 for the first time this year Florida A&M’s loss to Jackson State dropped the Rattlers to No. 4 Speaking of JSU, the Tigers moved up a spot to No. 2 and received three first place votes Southern’s win over
D2 Poll Week 7 notes: Johnson C. Smith is a unanimous No. 1 selection for the second straight week The Winston-Salem State Rams defeated Shaw in an important CIAA matchup and moved up two spots from last week to No. 4 Despite falling to Miles in an important SIAC showdown, Albany State remained No. 9;
Media Poll Week 7. boxtorow.com Takeaways from Week 7’s poll: The top five teams remained the same from last week, the first time that has happened this year No. 9 Alcorn State and No. 10 Virginia Union reentered the poll Grambling and Morgan State both lost and dropped out of the poll Five of the
D2 Poll Week 6 notes: Johnson C. Smith is a unanimous No. 1 selection for the first time ever Despite its loss to Savannah State, Clark Atlanta only drops one spot to No. 3 West Virginia State won its third straight and moves up one spot to its highest ranking this year at No. 5
Media Poll Week 6. boxtorow.com The HBCU Media Poll is administered by BOXTOROW and in its 18th year, is voted on by media members around the country who cover HBCU football. 2024 HBCU Football Media Poll Week 6 (Records through October 5, 2024) No. Team W-L Pts Last Week 1 Florida A&M (13) 3-2 193 1