Media Poll Week 5. boxtorow.com The defending HBCU national champion Florida A&M Rattlers had a second-straight week off, this one due to Hurricane Helene, but remained No. 1 in the HBCU Media Poll released on Monday. The Rattlers received a majority of the first place votes. The North Carolina Central Eagles received the rest of
Alcorn DB Edwin Summerour. Alcorn State Defensive Back Edwin Summerour 5-11, 180, Redshirt-Senior, Atlanta, Ga. Recorded three interceptions four passes defended with three interceptions and a pass breakups, and four tackles including a half a tackle for loss in the Braves’ 42-21 victory over Mississippi Valley State. He intercepted a Delta Devils pass on their
Coaches Poll Week 4. boxtorow.com North Carolina Central defeated its rival North Carolina A&T in convincing fashion and for the first time this year was voted No. 1 in the HBCU FCS Coaches Poll which was released on Monday. The Eagles received 10 of the 19 first place votes. The defending HBCU national champions Florida
Media Poll Week 4. boxtorow.com In a split vote, the Florida A&M Rattlers outpointed the North Carolina Central Eagles and remained No. 1 in HBCU Media Poll released on Monday. Both the Rattlers and the Eagles received 10 first place votes. The No. 3 Hampton Pirates made the most significant jump in the poll moving
HBCU Co-Players of Week. Norfolk State Quarterback Jalen Daniels 6-5, 220, Sophomore, Mesa, Ariz. AND North Carolina Central Quarterback Walker Harris 6-1, 195, Redshirt-Junior, Wake Forest, N.C. Daniels amassed 307 yards of total offense, completing 20-of-29 passes for 277 yards with three touchdowns and no interceptions and rushed for another 30 yards as the Spartans
Coaches Poll Week 3. boxtorow.com Florida A&M received the majority of the first place votes and is No. 1 by a wide margin in HBCU football with as the HBCU FCS Coaches Poll was released on Monday. The Rattlers are coming off a bye week. Despite falling to FBS opponent UNC, North Carolina Central remains
Media Poll Week 3. boxtorow.com For the first time this year, there is a unanimous No. 1 as the Florida A&M Rattlers were voted so in the HBCU Media Poll released on Monday. This unanimous selection was despite a bye week for FAMU. There were mixed results in terms of wins and losses for the
Coaches Poll Week 2. boxtorow.com Florida A&M and North Carolina Central both lost games this Saturday, but the Rattlers and the Eagles remain the No. 1 and No. 2 teams in HBCU football with the release of the HBCU FCS Coaches Poll. The Rattlers fell to Miami, while the Eagles fell to Elon. FAMU received
Media Poll Week 2. boxtorow.com Despite losses, Florida A&M and North Carolina Central remained the top two teams in HBCU football with the release of the HBCU Media Poll on Monday. There was quite a bit of movement in the poll. The Howard Bison moved up one spot to No. 3 this week after its
Coaches Poll Week 1. boxtorow.com The HBCU FCS Coaches Poll is administered by BOXTOROW, and in its 16th year, is voted on by the HBCU Football Championship Subdivision coaches. 2024 HBCU FCS Coaches Poll Week 1 (Records through September 1, 2024) No. Team W-L Pts Last Week 1 Florida A&M (13) 2-0 164 1