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Bethune Cookman 63 Norfolk State 61
B-CC stuffs upset bid on 1-yard line in 4OT
By LARRY RUBAMA
SPECIAL TO THE NEWS-JOURNAL
Last update: September 25, 2005
NORFOLK, Va. -- Bethune-Cookman's trip to Norfolk was supposed to be uneventful.
The Wildcats were supposed to come to town, say hello to former B-CC defensive coordinator and current NSU coach Pete Adrian and be on their merry way back to Florida with an easy victory.
What Bethune-Cookman got instead was an incredible strap-yourself-in, roller-coaster ride for four overtimes. The Wildcats held on just long enough to escape with a 63-61 victory over Norfolk State in front of raucous crowd of 7,428 at Dick Price Stadium.
www.news-journalonline.com/NewsJournalOnline/Sports/CollegeSports/03SportsCOL02092505.htm
FAMU 12 Tenn State 7
FAMU's goal-line stand in final seconds secures win over Tennessee State
By Heath A. Smith
DEMOCRAT STAFF WRITER
ATLANTA - Florida A&M and Tennessee State didn't light up the scoreboard in their previous two meetings, but they produced enough thrilling plays to keep people in their seats long after the bands had performed their halftime shows.
Saturday's Atlanta Football Classic was no different as once again big plays led to a thrilling ending, as well as another win for the Rattlers, who defeated the Tigers 12-7 in front of 56,297 fans in the Georgia Dome.
www.tallahassee.com/mld/tallahassee/sports/colleges/florida_am_university/12734993.htm
Hampton 44 Morgan State14
Hampton gives classic showing
The Pirates' offense and defense are equally impressive at Giants Stadium.
BY ELLIOTT DENMAN/CORRESPONDENT
September 25, 2005
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- The Hampton University offense, powered by quarterback Princeton Shepherd and running back Alonzo Coleman, racked up some handsome numbers in the Pirates' 44-14 mauling of Morgan State in the New York Urban League's 35th annual Whitney Young Jr. Memorial Classic on Saturday at Giants Stadium.
www.dailypress.com/sports/local/dp-92108sy0sep25,0,7305451.story?coll=dp-sports-hu
Coastal Carolina 24 Delaware State 6
Chanticleers win ninth consecutive home game.
September 24, 2005
CONWAY, S.C. -- Coastal Carolina fought through a tough battle with visiting Delaware State for a 24-6 victory at Brooks Stadium, Sept. 24. With its ninth consecutive home victory, the Chanticleers moved to 3-1 on the season, while the Hornets dropped to 2-2.
www.goccusports.com/football/?news=979
Howard 39 Savannah State 21
Howard Surges Past Tigers
SAVANNAH, Ga. -- Antoine Rutherford rushed 14 times for 107 yards and three touchdowns to lead Howard to a 39-21 win over Savannah State in the 12th Annual Joe Turner Classic. The contest drew a crowd of 3,929 spectators.
The victory by the Bison stops a two-game losing streak as they improve to 2-2 while the Tigers fall to 0-4 on the young season.
www.savstate.edu/athletics/football/index.htm
B-CC stuffs upset bid on 1-yard line in 4OT
By LARRY RUBAMA
SPECIAL TO THE NEWS-JOURNAL
Last update: September 25, 2005
NORFOLK, Va. -- Bethune-Cookman's trip to Norfolk was supposed to be uneventful.
The Wildcats were supposed to come to town, say hello to former B-CC defensive coordinator and current NSU coach Pete Adrian and be on their merry way back to Florida with an easy victory.
What Bethune-Cookman got instead was an incredible strap-yourself-in, roller-coaster ride for four overtimes. The Wildcats held on just long enough to escape with a 63-61 victory over Norfolk State in front of raucous crowd of 7,428 at Dick Price Stadium.
www.news-journalonline.com/NewsJournalOnline/Sports/CollegeSports/03SportsCOL02092505.htm
FAMU 12 Tenn State 7
FAMU's goal-line stand in final seconds secures win over Tennessee State
By Heath A. Smith
DEMOCRAT STAFF WRITER
ATLANTA - Florida A&M and Tennessee State didn't light up the scoreboard in their previous two meetings, but they produced enough thrilling plays to keep people in their seats long after the bands had performed their halftime shows.
Saturday's Atlanta Football Classic was no different as once again big plays led to a thrilling ending, as well as another win for the Rattlers, who defeated the Tigers 12-7 in front of 56,297 fans in the Georgia Dome.
www.tallahassee.com/mld/tallahassee/sports/colleges/florida_am_university/12734993.htm
Hampton 44 Morgan State14
Hampton gives classic showing
The Pirates' offense and defense are equally impressive at Giants Stadium.
BY ELLIOTT DENMAN/CORRESPONDENT
September 25, 2005
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- The Hampton University offense, powered by quarterback Princeton Shepherd and running back Alonzo Coleman, racked up some handsome numbers in the Pirates' 44-14 mauling of Morgan State in the New York Urban League's 35th annual Whitney Young Jr. Memorial Classic on Saturday at Giants Stadium.
www.dailypress.com/sports/local/dp-92108sy0sep25,0,7305451.story?coll=dp-sports-hu
Coastal Carolina 24 Delaware State 6
Chanticleers win ninth consecutive home game.
September 24, 2005
CONWAY, S.C. -- Coastal Carolina fought through a tough battle with visiting Delaware State for a 24-6 victory at Brooks Stadium, Sept. 24. With its ninth consecutive home victory, the Chanticleers moved to 3-1 on the season, while the Hornets dropped to 2-2.
www.goccusports.com/football/?news=979
Howard 39 Savannah State 21
Howard Surges Past Tigers
SAVANNAH, Ga. -- Antoine Rutherford rushed 14 times for 107 yards and three touchdowns to lead Howard to a 39-21 win over Savannah State in the 12th Annual Joe Turner Classic. The contest drew a crowd of 3,929 spectators.
The victory by the Bison stops a two-game losing streak as they improve to 2-2 while the Tigers fall to 0-4 on the young season.
www.savstate.edu/athletics/football/index.htm
