Third-year Prairie View A&M head football coach Eric Dooley talks with Donal Ware about having to replace all-world running back Dawonya Tucker, preparation for the 2021 spring season, how 13 points could have changed the 2019 season, and about how improved the defense should be for the Panthers. Click to download or listen to listen
The Panthers finished 2019 6-5 and on a three-game winning streak hoping to bring that momentum into the 2020 season. Although SWAC has suspended football until Spring 2021, head coach Eric Dooley talked with Donal Ware about how familar he is becoming with Zoom and interacting with his players, the 2019 season and looking ahead
Donal gives his top 5 players at the midway point and news and notes from the MEAC. Click to download or listen to the podcast.
After watching a lot of HBCU football over the last six weeks, I give you my annual top five best players at the midway point. Generally as is the case and this year being no different, these five players don’t mirror my top 5 players to watch coming into the season. There are easily two
Prairie View A&M Running Back Dawonya Tucker 5-5, 180, Sr., Terrell, Texas Tucker picked up where he left off last year and in the Panthers 44-23 victory over Texas Southern in the annual Labor Day Classic in Houston, got off to a similar start like last year. He carried the ball 11 times for 188 yards,
BOXTOROW Host Donal Ware gives his top five players in HBCU football at the midway point. Will it be Howard’s Caylin Newton? PV’s Jalen Morton or Dawonya Tucker? How about Morehouse’s Michael Sims? Download or listen to the podcast. Give us your thoughts on our Twitter or Faceboook page.
Prairie View A&M running back Dawonya Tucker 5-6, 165, Jr., Terrell, Texas Carried the ball for a career-high and MEAC/SWAC Challenge record 247 yards in helping lead Prairie View A&M to a 40-24 victory over North Carolina Central in Atlanta. Tucker also had the game-winning 50-yard touchdown run. Tucker leads FCS in rushing with 320