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J ? For the Week of Jan. 2 through Jan. 8. 2001 F* \ ? '/ /I HEADED FOR THE HOOP [_ iaw/ ii CIAA Pro GIDNEY: Black col lege's leading scorer's (25.2 ppg.) team strug gling at 1-8. IV FIRST BCSP MEN'S HOOPS TOP TEN; SEC OND AND THIRD "BAAD TEAM" UNVEILED UNDER THE BANNER * 4 ? ? ? : ; j WHAT'S GOING ON IN AND AROUND BLACK COLLEGE SPORTS J GOING BOWLIN': Gramhling State wide ' receiver Scotty Anderson has been selected to play in the Delchamps Senior Bowl. 20 in Mobile. Ala. Anderson becomes the first Grumbling player to play in a major post season All-Star game since defensive end Albert Keese was selected to the 19% Senior Bowl. Anderson has two brothers who have played in the NFL, Stevie, a wide receiver with the New York Jets and Anthony, a All Pro Photography J NEXT IN LINE: Grambling's Scotty Anderson (1) looks to fol low his brothers into the NFL. ? ! ? defensive back for the San Diego Chargers. Grambling has ; sent 16 players to the post-season game. Hampton senior run ning back Montrell Coley will play in the Hula Bowl on Jan ; 20 in Maui. Hawaii. Coley finished his career as Hampton's all-time leading rusher (3,838 yards), third best all-time in the MEAC. and broke the single season black college touchdown (28) and scoring mark (176 points) this season, TOP ATTENDANCE: Southern University is at the top of the list of NCAA Div.. I-AA schools in averaged attendance for football this year. The Jaguars drew an average of 27.100 fans to their five home dates this season. Next in line among black colleges is Florida A&M which finished fifth - TO w ith an average of 20.337 for their four home dates. Others in the top 20 include N. C. A&T (6th, 19,757 per), Alabama State (12th. 15,749), Grambling (13th, 14,563) and Tennessee State (16th, 13,987) THE STAT CORNER WHO ARE THE BEST PERFORMERS IN BLACK COLLEGE SPORTS INDIVIDUAL BASKETBALL STATISTICS LEADERS * MEN SCORING CI Q FG 3FG FT Pts Avg Rodney Gidney, Liv Sr 6 55 1 40 151 25.2 Orliz Glaze. LemO So 7 57 12 32 158 22.6 Quincy Bell, Morehous Jr 8 64 19 31 178 22.3 Tarvis Williams. Hampt Sr 8 66 0 42 174 21.8 ! Greg Burks. Pr View Jr 6 47 12 22 128 21.3 William Rice, ClarkAtl 7 51 30 12 144 20.6 Shawn Ray, NC Cent So 5 39 11 13 102 20.4 Antoine Sims. JCSm Jr 8 55 27 26 163 20.4 Ron Williamson. How So 10 65 33 39 202 20.2 Darris Wade. Morehous 9 49 22 61 181 20.1 Jamal Bennett. Tuskeg 6 37 13 27 114 19 b Joe Brown. CoppinSt Jr 8 54 14 26 148t 18.5 Angelo Jones. Lane 7 46 19 13. 124 17.7 REBOUNDING CI G NO AVG * * Carl Chadband, WV State Sr 3 42 14.0 Derick Singleton. St. Paul's Jr 6 74 12.3 Dexter Hall. SC State 9 95 10.6 Jeremy Jefferson, Arl^B Jr 7 74 10.6 Dekendric Perry, NC Cent Jr 5 48 " 9.6 Spencer Alston. Va. Union So 7 66 9.4 Rodney Gidney. Liv Sr 6 55 9.2 Bruce Jenkins. NC A&T Sr 7 61 8.7 Jason Lewis. KentState 8. 71 8.9 Andreus Lee. Lane 1 7 61 8.7 Ronald Thompson. ClarkA 7~" 7 59 8.4 Charles Dixon, Tuskegee 6 49 8.2 Michael Cannady. MorgSt 5 42 8.4 Isaac Jefferson, Hampton 9 71 7.9 WOMEN SCORING G FG 3FG FT Pts Avg ; 4 Tasha Stinson. SCSU 7 44 17 35 140 20.0 Keisha Brooks. CoppSt 8 56 10 37 159 19.9 Exzav. Cunningham. BCC 8 39 14 60 152 19.0 ' -.I Amba Kongolo. NCCU 10 78 0 26 182 18.2 Malv Johnson. NCA&T 7 49 1 25 124 17J . Shakira Smith. MorgSt 5 28 8 24 88 17.6. . ' Andrea Gardner. How 7 52 0 18 122 17.4 Sawana Taylor. NorlSt 8 43 7 44 ^37 17.1 April Love. FortVall 9 70 0 11 151 16.8 ? .i Erica Deas. Livingst 9 49 12 37 147 16.3 Chan. Washington. How 7 40 4 30 114 16.3 " ' Phaedra Mashburn. FAMU 9 57 0 32 146 16.2 Elaine. Gaynor, CAU 8 42 4 35 123 15.4 Julie Tarrance. Livingst 9 56 0 21 133 14.8 - ? j - REBOUNDING CI G NO AVG, i Andrea Gardner. How 7 115 16.4 i -i Malveata Johnson, NCA&T 7 82 11.7 Keisha Brooks, CoppSt 8 86 10.8 Julie Tarrance, Liv 9 96 10.7 Chastity Phillips, Miles ? 8 82 10.2 Tanisha Lee. Pr. View - 8 79 9.9 Nikisha Hayes,'Tusk 7 1 68 9.7 Amba Kongolo. NCCU 10 96 9.6 Suwana Taylor. NorfSt 8 76 9.5 Elaine Gaynor. ClarkAt 8 74 9.2 Sharon Palmer, JCSU 7 63 9.0 Sheba Fullwood, StAug 8 71 8.9 Sanalee Meikle. AlbSt 11 95 8.6 Sharna Gray. BowieSt 8 69 8.6 ?AZEEZ Communications Inc. VOL VII. NO 21 SCORES JAN. 1 Evansville 86 Tenn Slate 80. OT DEC 31 Arkansas 121 Gram6ling66 DEC 30 Alaoama 82. Alabama Stale 56 Bowie Stale 90 Pitt-Jnstown 73 California |PA) 74 Va Union 71 UDC 81. Glenviiie State 77 Duke 108. N C A&T 73 Fayetteville State 83 St Pauls 58 Florida AAM 87 Colgate 80 Fresno State 107, Norfolk Stat^SO Maryland 105 UMES 53 "j Mississippi 94. Morris Blown 59 N C Central 66 Ga CoHege 66 Ohio State 80 Coppm State 42 TCU 130 UAPB 71 Tulsa 115, Prairie View 46 W Virginia 74. Delaware State 53 W-Salem St 103, WV Tech 72 f* I A A Centrai Intercollegiate ^ 1 ~ ?" Athletic Association DIV ALL W L W L EAST DIVISION Bowie State 10 9 1 Virginia State 0 0 5 1 - Shaw 0 0 5 3 Virginia Union 0 0 5 5 Elizabeth City 0 0 4 4 St Paul's 0 1 3 7 WEST DIVISION Winston-Salem StateO 0 9 1 J C Smith 0 Qa 7 2 Fayetteville State 0 (r 7 2 St Augustine's 0 0 7 3 N C Central 0 0 3 6 Livingstone 0 Q. 18 CIAA PLAYER OF THE WEEK NA MFAH M? Eastern 1 ?1 ^ Athlet? Conference THRU (Ml CONF ALL W L W L Norfolk State 2 0 2 8 SC State 10 4 8 Hampton 2 1 7 3 Bethune-Cookman 2 1 4 5 Coppin State .21 46 Delaware State 11 2 8 Florida A&M 12 3 8 Morgan State 12 2 6 NC AAT 0 12 6 Maryland-ES 0 1 16 Howard 0 2 2 8 MEAC PLAYER OF THE WEEK NA a Q I A r* Southern Intercollegiate ^,riv/ Athletic Conference l thru iwi CONF ALL W L W L Paine 2 15 2 Lane 2 14 5 Kentucky State 4 2 5 4 Fort Valley State 3 2 5 5 LeMoyne-Owen 3 2 4 6 Miles 2 2 6 4 Morehouse 115 4 Tuskegee 0025 Albany State 16 2 9 Clark Atlanta 0 15 5 SIAC PLAYER OF THE WEEK NA QVA/A Southwestern UVVnV/ Athletic Conference thru imi CONF ALL W L W L Alabama State 2 0 6 5 Southern 2 0 4 4 Alabama A&M 2 0 4 6 . Alcorn State 2 0 2 8. Miss Valley 0 0 2 4 Ark Pine Bluff 0 0 0 8 Prairie View 0 2 18 Texas Southern 0 2 19 Grambling 0 2 0 8 Jackson State 0 2 0 12 SWAC PLAYER OF THE WEEK NA OTHERS THRU 12/31 W L Cheyney ? 5 3 UOC 4 8 Central State 2 5 Tennessee State 3 9 Morris Brown 2 10 Hoops action turns to conference play LUT WILLIAMS BCSP Editor Two men's NCAA Div. I black college basketball teams, and four women's teams have emerged from the annual pre January massacres with winning records. Meanwhile their Div. II counter parts are having much better luck with one men's team ranked in the top 25 and several women's teams in position to be ranked (when the women's Div. II rankings come out this week). The unmerciful butt-kickings are over now as the Div. I teams prepare to take turns beating.up on each other. We take a look this week at what has gone on to this point in the men's basketball sea son and give our first men' s BCSP Top Ten. We'll look at the women next week. MEN Bowie State (7-1). a perenni al CI A A doormat, is the surprise team of that conference and in all of black college basketball so far this season. They finished 6-20 a year ago. The Bulldogs, led by second year coach Luke D'Alessio. gave two-time defending CIAA cham * ? I CIAA Photo UKPXN All Pro Photo 0 ALESSIO AND WILLIAMS: Bowie State coach and Hampton player lighting up their respective conferences. pion Winston-Salem State their only loss (83-69) on Nov. 25 in Winston-Salem and have put together an impressive group of w ins that has them ranked 14th in the nation in NCAA Div. II hoops headed into the new year. A'lessio, a former junior college coach, has hropght in several Div. I recruits and has three players Kandy Gill (14.0), Sylvester Banks (13.8) and Jamal Shivers (11.6) current ly averaging in double figures. BSU has a big date Jan. 2 in Petersburg. Va... when they face the 5-1 Trojans of Virginia State who are also off to a good start. The Bulldogs will then host 7-2 Fayetteville State (1/11), 5-3 Shaw (1/13) and 7-2 Johnson C. Smith (1/16) over the next two weeks which should be a good indicator of just how far they've come. As of the last ranking prior to the holiday break, the Bulldogs (3rd), JCSU (2nd), WSSU (4th), VSU (6th) and FSU (7th), are all in tl|9AKl>hcJ$ of Div. II South Atlantic regional rankings. Hampton (7-3, 2-1) is one of the two Div. I teams to emerge in the new year with a winning record. The Pirates, led by pre season MEAC Player of the Year Tarvis Williams' 21.8 points, 6.7 rebounds and 4.7 blocks per game, have done well against lesser D-l competition including 1 wins over E. Michigan, W. Michigan, Wisconsin-Green Bay ' and Chicago State. But the Pirates ' already have a loss in conference { play to Norfolk State (87-86 on ' Nov. 29). Williams is second in ( the nation in blocked shots. ( Norfolk State (2-8, 2-0) is ? winless outside the conference ' against stronger Div. I programs * like Seton Hall, LSU, Maryland 1 and Fresno State but has knocked c off Hampton and Howard in the conference. Defending champion South Carolina State (4-8, 1-0) under head coach Cy Alexander is infusing a whole new set of tal ented players into the Bulldog line-up. SCSU has played rela tively well in a lough non-confer ence schedule which means they will be a force again in conference play. A look at MEAC scores shows that once again come tour nament time any of six or seven teams could take the title. Alabama State (6-5. 2-0) of the SWAC is the other Div. I team with more wins than losses head ed into the new year. But the Hornets have losses to MEAC members Florida A&M and Coppin State, and a loss to Morris Brown among their five defeats. Southern (4-5, 2-0) looks to be the class of the SWAC. They bave played .500 ball while losing decently to Tulane (82-75). SE Louisiana (66-63) and NW State 57-53). Defending tournament ihampion Jackson State is off to i horrible 0-12 start while 2000 egular season champ Alcorn state is also struggling at 2-8 hough both wins are in confer :nce play. 1. Bowie State (9-1) 2. Norfolk State (2-8) 3. Hampton (7-3) 4. S. C. State (4-8) 5. W.-Salem State (9-1) 6. Southern (4-6) 7. Alabama A&M (4-6) 8. J. C. Smith (7-2) 9. Virginia State (5-1) 10. Bethune-Cookman Paine (5-2, 2-1) is the only SIAC team ranked in the South Region rankings (tied for 10th). Defending champion LeMoyne Owen (4-6, 3-2) is off to a slow start though Ortiz Glaze is filling it up. Glaze (22.6) is the second leading black college scorer behind Livingstone forward Rodney Gidney (25.2). Gidney is third in Div. II scoring while Glaze is i 1th. BUSH Notes "Baad Team" Extras T The second and ihird teams of the Black College Sports Pack "Baad Ti am" of black col lege all-stars are listed below. Leading the second team is quarterback Darnell Kenned) of Alabama State who. guided the Hornets back'to respectability this year as he threw for 3,163 yards and 20 touchdowns. Kennedy w as the black college total offense leader. Kentucky State junior tunning back Alvon Brown, who post ed his third straight 1.000-yard season (1.5781 heads the second team ball carriers. He is joined by North Carolina A&T junior Michael Hicks who put up 1.487 rushing yards and 15 TDs in his first year of play on the l-AA level. Anchoring the second team defense is (Gambling senior linebacker George Guidry, who lied for the lead among black college pass rushers with II sacks. The third team features two-time SWAC Offensive Player of the Year Corey Holmes who rushed for 1,205 yards this season despite missing two games. N. C. A&T linebacker B. J. Little, who led the Aggies with seven sacks and also posted 51 tackles, is a featured defender along with Alabama A&M sophomore Brandon Reed whose eight inter ceptions led the SWAC. LITTLE KENNEDY BROWN SECOND TEAM OFFENSE QB-Darnell Kennedy, Jr., Alabama State; RB-Alvon Brown, Jr., Kentucky State; RB-Maurice Hicks, >Jr., NC A&T; TE-Marcus Holbert, Sr., Alcorn State; WR-Michael Hayes, Jr., Southern; WR-Scotty Anderson, Sr., WR, Grambling; OL- Jerry Jackson, Sr., Fort Valley State; OL-Brian Andrews, Sr, Winston-Salem State; OL-LaShaun Mack, Sr., Norfolk State; OL-Anthony Nobles, Sr., N. C. A&T; OL-Charles Ray, So, Arkansas-Pine Bluff: PK-J. B. LaCombe, Sr., Texas Southern SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DL-Damion Cook, Sr., Bethune-Cookman; DL-Ahman Whitehead, Sr., Tuskegee; DL-Antonio Mays, | Sr., SoQthern; DL-Greg Scott, Jr., Hampton; LB- Patrick Burrows, Sr., Florida A&M; LB- Edward Reese, Sr., Jackson State; LB-George Guidry, Sr., Grambling; DB-Roosevelt Williams, Jr, Tuskegee; DB-Tommie Dawson. Sr Virginia Union; DB-Edreece Brown, Sr., Southern; DB-Vontrae Long. So.. Howard. RS-Nemesis Bates. Sr.. Southern; P-Eric Brent, Lane THIRD TEAM OFFENSE QB-Quinn Gray, Jr., Florida A&M; RB-Corey Holmes, Sr., Miss. Valley State; RB-Terrie Newkirk, Sr., Winston-Salem State; TE-Jerwade Lloyd, Jr., Virginia State; WR-Kenard Williams, Jr., Alabama State; WR-Monte Stokes. Sr.. S C State OL- Marcus Branson, Sr, Virginia Union; OL-Victor Made, Sr, N. C. A&T; OL-Derrick Gay, Sr., Florida A&M; OL-James Hartsfield, Sr., Arkansas-Pine Bluff; OL- j Rod Joseph. Sr., Kentucky State; PK- Darren Dawkins, Sr., N. C. A&T THIRD TEAM DEFENSE DL-Adrante Dawson, Jr., Alabama A&M; DL-Robert Mackey, Jr., Winston-Salem State; DL-Walter Reese, Jr., Tennessee State: DL-Travoris Carnes, Sr., Norfolk State;'LB-B. J. Little, Sr., NC A&T; j LB-Robert Taylor, Sr., Grambling: LB-John Grant, Jr., Morehouse; LB-Calvin Bryant, So., Winston- ' Salem State;, DB- Darnell Vickers, Sr., Florida A&M, DB- Brandon Reed, So., Alabama A&M; DB Stephen Kelly, Jr, Winston-Salem State. DB- DeShane Dennis, Sr., Delaware State, RS- Antonio Stanley, Sr., Bethune-Cookman; P- Frank Zeigler, Jr., S. C. State LARGEST ATTENDED BLACK COLLEGE FOOTBALL GAMES IN 2000 1. Bayou Classic, Nov. 25, New Orleans, LA Southern vs. Grambling State 72,000 2. Florida Classic, Nov. 20, Orlando, FL Florida A&M vs. Bethune-Cookman 70,719 3. Al Lipscomb Classic, Sept. 30, Dallas, TX Grambling State vs. Prairie View 65,125 4. Atlanta Classic, Sept. 23, Atlanta, GA Florida A&M vs. Tennessee State 62,455 5. Magic City Classic, Oct. 28, Birmingham, AL Alabama State vs. Alabama A&M 61,147 6. Circle City Classic, Oct. 7, Indianapolis, IN Grambling vs. Florida A&M 57,808 7. Southern Heritage Classic, Sept. 16, Memphis, TN Jackson State vs. Tennessee State 52,173 8. Sept. 23, New Orleans, LA (SuperDome) Southern at Jackson State 49,146 9. Chicago Classic, Sept. 2, Chicago, IL Jackson State vs. Howard 43,364 10. Aggie-Eagle Classic, Sept. 3, Durham, NC NC A&T vs. NC Central 43,134 11. Whitney Young Urban League Classic, Sept. 9, E. Rutherford, NJ Hampton vs. Howard 41,682 12. SWAC Championship Game, Dec. 2, Birmingham, AL Grambling vs. Alabama A&M 34,687 13. Gateway Classic, Sept. 30, St. Louis, MO Alcorn State vs. Arkansas Pine Bluff 34,418 14. Tuskegee Homecoming. Nov 4, Tuskegee, AL Lane at Tuskegee 31,064 15. River City Classic, Sept. 9. Cincinnati, OH Tenn. State vs. NC A&T 30,300 16. N C A&T Homecoming, Oct. 28, Greensboro, NC Bethurte-Cookman at N. C. A&T 29,937 17. Florida A&M Homecoming, Oct 28, Tallahassee, FL FAMU vs. Hampton 28,652 18. Southern's Homecoming, Oct. 28, Baton Rouge, LA Southern vs. Morris B rown 27,612 19. Tennessee State Homecoming, Oct. 14, Nashville, TN Tenn.-Martin at Tennessee State 26,708 20. Labor Day Classic. Sept. 2, Houston, TX (Astrodome) Texas Southern vs. Prairie View 26,384 21. Turkey Day Classic, Thursday, Nov. 23, Montgomery, AL Alabama State vs. Tuskegee 26,100 22. Carolinas Classic, Nov. 20, Charlotte, NC NC A&T vs. S. C. State e5,696 23. Morehouse-Skeege Classic, Oct. 14, Columbus, GA } Morehouse vs. Tuskegee 25,000 24. Fountain City Classic, Nov. 11, Columbus, GA Fort Valley State vs. Albany State 23,502 25. Gulf Coast Classic, Oct. 7, Mobile. AL Jackson State vs. Alabama State 23,200 26. Nov. 4, Baton Rouge Florida A&M at Southern 22,317 27. Red River Classic. Oct. 14, Shreveport, LA Grambling State vs. Ark. Pine Bluff 22,890 28. Gateway Classic, Sept. 2, Jacksonville, FL Savannah State vs. B-CC 20,845 29. Big John Merritt Classic, Sept. 2, Nashville. TN Alabama State at Tennessee State 20,463 30. Sept. 9, Little Rock, AR Ark. Pine Bluff vs. Southern 20,153 TOTAL 1.084.26J 36,142 per name (30 games) SCORErS DEC 30 Alcom Stale 68 Centenary *3 Canisius 63. Morgan Stale 54 r\ Columbus State 92 J C Smith 73 V Coppm State 64 Stony Brook 56 Eton 76 N C A4T 72 Kent State 79, Floods ASM 59 Mercer 59 Morris Brown 47 S E Missouri 78 Miss Valley St 44 Shippensburg 87 Bowie State 58 S M-ss 61 Jackson State 47 St Franc* if*) 72 Alabama State 54 Stetson 73 Befhune-Cookman 63 Vilianova 91 Howard 7i VV Georgia 61 Weston-Salem State 54 ? ? . f* I A A Central Intercollegiate 1Athletic Association THRU l? r. OIV ALL W L W L EAST DIVISION Bowie State 10 3 5 Elizabeth City 0 0 3 2 Shaw 0 0 18 Virginia State 0 0 4 4 Virginia Union 0 0 0 9 St Paul's 0 1 5 2 | WEST DIVISION W-Satem State 0 0 9 0 Livingstone. 0 0 8 1: N C Central 0 0 8 2 St. Augustine's 0 0 3 5 | Fay'vl State 0 0 4 4 J C Smith 0 0 5 2 CIAA PLAYER OF THE WEEK NA [Wl P A Mid Eastern 1 *1 ?? Athletic Conference thru 12/3' CONF ALL W L W L Howard 2 0 5 4 Delaware State 10 3 5 Florida A&M 2 16 5 Hampton 2 13 3 Morgan State 2 12 6 SC State 114 3 Coppin State 12 3 8 Bethune-Cookman 12 2 7 NCA&T 12 17 Maryland-ES '0127 Norfolk State 0 2 3 6 MEAC PLAYER OF THE WEEK NA QIAO Southern Intercollegiate 1 Athletic Conference thru 12/31 CONF ALL W L W L Fort Valley State 5 0 8 2 Albany State 5 0 5 6 Clark Atlanta 10 4 4 Paine 12 2 6 Lane 1215 Kentucky State 13 16 Tuskegee 0053 Miles 0 3 17 LeMoyne-Owen 0 4 18 SIAC PLAYER OF THE WEEK NA ^ W A P Southwestern www ^ ^ Athletic Conference thru 12/31 CONF ALL W L W L Alabama State 2 0 8 3 Alcorn State 2 0 5 7 Southern 1 0 5 4 Jackson State 1 13 5 Grambling 113 6 Miss Valley 0 0 15 Ark. Pine Bluff 0 0 0 8 Prairie View 0 13 6 Texas Southern 0 2 5 6 Alabama A&M 0 2 0 8 SWAC PLAYER OF THE WEEK NA OTHERS THRU 1W1 W L Tennessee State 1 7 Cheyn?/ 9 4 Benedict 2 5 Central State UDC - . IND. PLAYER OF THE WEEK
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