The Trojans went 8-2 in 2019 and missed the Division II playoffs. Head coach Reggie Barlow talks with Donal Ware about missing out on the playoffs, thoughts on 2020, as well as about one of his former players, Tarvaris Jackson. Clicck to download or listen to the podcast.
by Donal Ware boxtorow.com The MEAC is officially in trouble. Those are the words I said on last week’s FROM THE PRESS BOX TO PRESS ROW. I prefaced it by saying if the MEAC loses another school. The MEAC has lost another school. Bethune-Cookman announced late Thursday that it will join the SWAC beginning in
Donal talks about any potential fallout from the North Carolina A&T/Florida A&M game. Also discussion about Bowie State who is 7-0 and Tennessee State’s big win over nationally ranked Austin Peay. Click to download or listen to the podcast.
Cordelral Cook returns at quarterback for Virginia State and will look to lead the Trojans back to contention in the CIAA, just two years removed from winning the championship. Head coach Reggie Barlow talks Trojan football with Donal Ware.
As Northwest Missouri State won the Division II national championship on Saturday bringing the season to an end, BOXTOROW releases its 11th annual Division II All-America teams. Shaw guard Amir Hinton was named BOXTOROW Division II Player of the Year. In his first season at Shaw, Hinton, a junior from Philadelphia, Pa., led Division II
March Madness edititon of BOXTOROW as The A-Train, Artis Gilmore, Virginia State head men’s basketball coach Lonnie Blow and Gardner-Webb head men’s basketball coach Tim Craft all join Donal Ware.
Bowie State has been one of the best program in the CIAA the past three years. Problem is, a CIAA title has eluded the Bulldogs. While BSU didn’t even play in the CIAA championship game last year, the Bulldogs had a good enough season to earn a Division II home playoff berth. As a matter
boxtorow.com South Carolina State linebacker Darius Leonard has done what his former teammate and now Pittsburgh Steelers defensive tackle Javon Hargrave did just two years ago. Repeat as BOXTOROW Willie Davis Defensive Player of the Year. The redshirt senior from Lake View, S.C. also repeated as MEAC Defensive Player of the Year after leading the
Norfolk State Quarterback Juwan Carter 6-0, 170, R-Fr., Richmond, Va. Completed 18-of-32 passes for 230 yards and four touchdowns with no interceptions as the Spartans upset defending MEAC champions 28-21. Did You Know: Juwan’s nickname is Pootie. He is a true freshman and last year was named the state 5A Offensive Player of the Year
Clark Atlanta Quarterback Jonathon McCray 6-5, 220, R-Sr., Decatur, Ga. Completed 28-46 passes for 357 yards, five touchdowns and no interceptions in the Panthers 44-36 victory over Albany State in a must win scenario for the Panthers. Did You Know: Jonathon began his career at Vanderbilt and started 12 games in two seasons for the