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of points, the team that scores
early should come out on top.
Since the homefield advantage
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Elizabeth City by three.
Last Saturday, Johnson C.
Smith took a much-needed day
off after being routed in its first
two games of the season. The
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in dire need of a win and Smith
will go all out to beat Bowie State
this week. Although Bowie's program
is on the rise, the Bulldogs
must still bring in more quality
athletes to compete in the CIAA^
Smith by six.
Hampton's strong defense will
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By BARRY COOPER
Syndicated Columnist
Cleaning out the black college
football notebook:
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Central and Gerald Fraylon come
to town. The Pirates, coming off
their upset win against Union,
will face a determined bunch of
Eagles, whose pride and title
hopes suffered severe blows in
the thrashing by Winston-Salem
State. It would be tough for
anyone to stop Fraylon and the
Eagles this week. Central by six.
After getting back on the winning
track last week, Dan
Antolik's St. Paul's team plays
host to winless Virginia State, a
hard-luck team so far in '84. The
Trojans have played well, but
have not come up with the big
plays in crucial situations. On
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that failed
duce a weekly TV show on Bronco
football, and all of the Broncos'
games will be broadcast on
radio station WFSS, which
boasts 100,000 watts of power....
The University of the District
of Columbia played a Division
1-AA football schedule last year
and wished it didn't. The result:
An 0-10 record. "That was
something the former head coach
had planned," says new UDC
boss Bobby Frazier. "I think this
year's schedule is more
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well. St. Paul's by seven.
Livingstone's JoJo White has
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each of the Bears' games this
season. And an above-average
rushing game from him should be
enough to lift Livingstone over
Knoxville College, a Division 111
team. Bears by 14.
Fayetteville State tied Virginia
Union in its opener two weeks
ago and has had a lot of time to
prepare for its game at Guilford.
The Broncos, who are a little too
physical for the Quakers, should
win by 10.
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