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Thursday, August 11, 2005
Fofl THE V^EK OF AUGUST 9-15, 2004
FAMU Photo
ON THE SET: New
Florida A&M head coach
Rubin Carter is one of 13
new faces patrolling the
sidelines in 2005.
T PLOTS AND SUBPLOTS; TEAM AND TV
SCHEDULES; RETURNING STAT LEADERS
2005 RETURNING LEADERS
OFFENSE
Jason Jackson
MSU SR
9
202
1191
5.9
9
132.3
Martin Hicks
WSS SR
10
168
1148
6.8
9
114.8
Jed Bines
WSS JR
10
176
1137
6.5
12
113.7
PASSING
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Kevin Huff
TUS
SR 10
242
141
9 58.3 2222 14
222.2
Brandon Landers
QSU
SO 11
316
132 15 41 8 2283 18
207.5
Tavaris Jackson
AL8
SR 12
349
182
9 52 1 2556 20
213.0
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Kevin Huff
TUS
SR 10 562
2222
363
2784
278.4
Tavans Jackson
ALS
SR 12 253
2556
414
2009
234,1
Anes Nelson
MVS
JR 10 390
1733
374
2123
212,3
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AvgX
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Ronnie Thomas
FAM
SR
11
64
542
5
85
5,81
James Vernon
SU
SR
10
56
730
6
13.0
5.60
Rooseveit Kiser
FAM
SR
11
60
872
8
14.5
5 45
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Charke Spiller
ALC
JR
11
50
1111
9
222
101.0
Kelvin Dickens
MSU
SR
11
47
1019
7
21.7
92.6
Roosevett Kiser
FAM
SR
11
60
872
8
14.5
79.2
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Jason Jackson
MSU
SR 9
1191
199
0
0
1390
154.4
Martin Flicks
WSS
SR 10
1148 7
0
56
1211
121.1
G Montgomery
SAC
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56
515
98
486
1155
1155
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KekJnck WHiams
ALS SR
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17
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102 9.3
Ardell Daniels
HAM SR
12
18
0
0
108 9.0
Andrew Patenni
HAM JR
12
0
56
16
104 8.7
DEFENSE
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Tyron Pettaway
SAC
SR
10
63
62
125
125
Maryn Jiyiee
SAC
JR
9
41
63
104
11.6
Tyler Knight
MVS
JR
10
42
58
100
10-0
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Yd*
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Greg Moore
ECS
SO
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56
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Chne Taylor
AAM
SO
9
85
75
094
Sterling Green
BSU
SR
8
75
45
0.94
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Ahmad Treaudo
SU
SR
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9
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1
0.82
Jessie Baley
MIL
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10
7
25
0
0.70
Torrafx:e Nunnaky
SHA
SR
11
6
58
1
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SPECIAL TEAMS
PUNT RETURNS
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Kenn Henderson
TUS
SR
12
26
456
3
175
Marquay McDaniel
HAM
SR
11
26
440
2
16.9
Brett KimUe
STL
SR
7
11
181
0
165
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Rashod Moultn
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1
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Maictis vy>ght
KSU
SR
11
21
618
0
294
Qamal Montgomery
SAC
JR
10
17
466
1
286
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FIAM
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12
16
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72,7
1 33
JusSn Brankey
HOW
SO
11
13
17
76.5
1 18
Deyd McConel
ALC
SR
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11
18
61.1
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PVA
JR
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62
2663
430
Cameron Muro
HAM
SR
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1967
41 9
Andrew Bergeron
APB
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9
46
1827
397
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Black college football to be live in 2005
2005 BLACK COLLEGE FOOTBALL
TV SCHEDULE
BET (Tape)
Sat., Septembers Hampton vs. Jackson State 7:00pm
Sat., September 10 Tennessee State vs. Jackson State 7:00pm
Sat,, September 17 Morgan State vs. Savannah State 7:00pm
Sat., September 24 Hampton vs. Morgan State 7:00pm
Sat., October 1 Tennessee State vs. NC A&T 7:00pm
Sat., October 8 Tuskegee vs. Morehouse 7:00pm
CIAA/ESPN Plus (Live)
Sat, October 8 Fayetteville Sate @ N, C. Central 6:00pm
Sat. October 22 Bowie State @ Virginia Union 1:30pm
Sat., November 5 CIAA Championship Game 1:00pm
CSTV (Live)
Sat. Sept. 24 Florida A&M vs. Tennessee State 4:00pm
Sat. Oct. 1 Alabama State vs. Southern 4:00pm
Sat., Oct. 15 Jackson State ® Southern 8;30pm
Sat,, Nov. 19 Alcorn State @ Jackson State 2:00pm
ESPNU (Live)
Thur. August 25 Benedict © Morehouse 7:30pm
Sat., September 3 Delaware Slate @ Florida A&M 7:00pm
Thur., September 8 Alcorn State iS SE Louisiana 7:00pm
Sun., Se^ember 11 Kentucky State @ Albany State 3:00pm
Thur., September 15 Hampton Q NC A&T 7:30pm
Sun., Set^ember 25 Miles Q Stillman 4:00pm
Thur., October 6 SC State @ Norfolk State 7:30pm
Sat. October 8 Alabama State @ Jackson State 7:00pm
Sat., October 15 Hampton Q Norfolk State 7:00pm
Sat., October 29 Bethune-Cookman @ NC A&T 7:00pm
Thur, November 3 Southern © Texas Southern 7:30pm
Sat., November 5 SC State Howard 7:00pm
Thur,, November 10 Morgan State iQ SC State 7;30pm
Sat . November 12 Alabama State @ Miss. Valley State 3:30pm
Frl., November 18 Arkansas-PIne Bluff ©Texas Southern 8:00pm
Sat., November 19 Bethune-Cookman © Florida A&M 4:00pm
Sat., November 19 Alabama A&M ® Prairie View 7;00pm
Thur, November 24 Tuskegee © Alabama State 2;00pm
ESPN2 (Live)
Sat. September 3 SC State vs. Alabanra State 3:30pm
ESPN CLASSIC (Live)
Sat., Dec, 3 Pioneer Bowl 2:00pm
Sat, Dec. 10 SWAC Championship Game 2:00pm'
NBC (Live)
Sat, Nov. 26 GramWIng State vs. Southern 2:00pm
THE STAT CORNER
MHO ARE THE BEST PERFORMERS IN BLACK COLLEGE SPORTS
LUT WILUAMS
BCSP Editor
The start of the 2005 black col
lege football season is just two shorts
weeks away and it begins this year
with a bang!
The rousing sendoff is the SIAC
matchup of Benedict|
and Morehouse in
Atlanta on Thursday,!
August 25 at 7:30^
p.m. to be carried live!
on ESPNU. It is the firsr
nationally televised game of the 2005
college football season and the kick
off of a new package of some 18
games from the SIAC, MEAC and
SWAC to be carried live on ESPN's
new college network.
The ESPNU package includes
six Thursday night games, one on a
Friday afternoon, another on a
Sunday afternoon with the bulk of
the games on Saturday evenings (see
TV Schedule).
But, unless you have Direct TV
or start calling your local cable oper
ator demanding that they pul it on
now, the telecasts may be hard to see.
ESPNU is fighting an uphill battle
for national distribution since its
launch in March and is currently has
4 million subscribers, according to
Clint Evans of the Symmonds
Synergy Group who is marketing the
package.
ESPNU's wider distributed sis
ter station ESPN2, in about 60 mil
lion homes, will carry the much-
anticipated new SWAC/MEAC
Challenge pitting defending SWAC
champion Alabama State against
MEAC co-champion South
Carolina State on Saturday Sept. 3,
live from Birmingham's Legion Field
(3:30 p.m.). ESPN Classic, broadcast
to some 50 million homes, will carry
both the Pioneer Bowl and SWAC
Championship Game live.
The new deals with the ESPN
networks, along with what is now a
new four-game package with College
Sports Television (CSTV), joins with
traditional carriers BET (6 games),
NBC (Bayou Classic) and the CIAA
(3 games) to bring the total number
of nationally televised black college
games this year to 35, with the major
ity of them to be carried live.
But that’s not all that'll be live
about the 2005 season. Great teams,
intriguing stories, shifts in and out of
conferences and in the power rank
ings should keep us on the edge of
our seals all season long.
Here are some examples of what
to look for.
Returning Favorites?
From a talent perspective, three
teams appear to be head and shoul
ders above the rest: defending
MEAC champ Hampton, defending
NOW PLAYING
St Paurs and Stilman
STARRING
Alabama State's Coe, Ftampton's Taylor and Grambling's S
RE-APPEARING
Qrambtng's Eugene and Lane's L C Cole
FEATURING
'Bama State's Jackson, Tuskegee's Huff and WSSU's Hicks
signal-caller, senior Kevin HutT under
center (see STAT CORNER). '%
But look out for Mississippi
Valley State junior
QB Aries Nelson,
who head coach
Willie Totten says
can be as good as
any in SWAC histo
ry. North Carolina
Central senior QB
Adrian Warren could be the catalyst
for the Eagles rise to the lop in the
CIAA. Last year's SIAC Freshman of
the Year. Willie Copeland will shoul
der the load for Fort Valley State's
run.
But look 0
u
NELSON
SWAC champ Alabama State and
Grambling State.
MEAC
Hampton finished at 10-2 last
season tied atop the final BCSP Top
Ten with SIAC champ, 11-1 Albany
State. Joe Taylor's Pirates ended their
season on a sour note however, losing
in the first round of the I-AA playoffs
to William & Mary. Loaded with
weapons on both sides of the ball and
on special teams, the Pirates are look
ing for more this year and are the
BCSP preseason number one team
(see next week's edition). Their chief
competition is expected to come from
South Carolina State, who tied for
last year's title with Hampton at 6-1 in
conference play but lost to the
Pirates in their head-to-head'
matchup.
SWAC
The Hornets of Alabama Slate
broke through last year to end the
West Division's seven-year strangle
hold on the SWAC title. Charles
Coe returns key players, espe
cially at the skill positions, that should
get them back to the title game but
they'll have to battle rejuvenated teams
in the East.
All-American QB Bruce Eugene
suffered a season-ending knee injury
in Grambling's first game last year.
His return to a young, talented team
that finished 6-5 last season without
him makes Grambling the SWAC
West favorite.
SIAC
Ihskegee came within a Hail
Mary pass of spoiling Albany State's
perfect regular season a year ago. The
Golden Tigers enter this year as the
coaches pick after the Golden Rams
suffered heavy losses to graduation.
CIAA
Few picked Shaw to win the 2004
CIAA title and even fewer to knock off
Tuskegee in the Pioneer Bowl, but
that’s exactly what Deondri Clark's
troops did.
On the heels of those shockers the
Bears are picked to repeat in the East
with three-time defending champ
Fayetteville State the choice in the
West. But expect the CIAA to have
black college football’s most wide-
open race. ^
Dynamic Duos?
Hampton’s potent backfield tan
dem of Alonzo Coleman (1,133
yards) and Ardell Daniels (1,048)
both topped the 1,000-yard rush
ing mark last year, and are back
for an encore. But they are not
alone.
The Winston-Salem State
tag-team of Martin Hicks (1,148),
^and Jed Bines (1,137) actu
ally topped the Hamptoni
duo by 54 yards and will
lead the Rams in their
final year of CIAA foot
ball.
Just behind these two
pairs are Keldrick Williams
(1,167) and Robert Randolph
i=KiiA*.i (750) at Alabama State and
Antonio Atkins (744) and
Antwaan Andrews (758) at Albany
State.
In total, eight 1,000-yard rushers
return in 2005 led by the 1,191-yard
total of Jason Jackson of Morgan
State. Greg Pruitt (1.103) of North
Carolina Central and DeShawn
Baker (1,009) of South Carolina
State round out the club.
Air Apparents?
If you're going to make a run at a
title in black college football you
need talent and experience at the
quarterback position and most of the
favorites, and a few others, have it.
Hampton has preseason all-
MEAC QB, junior Princeton
Shepherd at the controls. Alabama
State features preseason SWAC
Offensive Player of the Year, senior
Tavaris Jackson running the show
while Grambling has Eugene and
sophomore Brandon Landers, who
shined in his place as a freshman.
Tuskegee boasts preseason all-SIAC
Scheduling Quirks?
No one this year has a killer
schedule like Florida A&M had a year
ago, but that doesn't mean some don't
have tough rows to hoe.
North Carolina A&T opens the
season playing three games in ten
days. The Aggies face NC Central in
Raleigh on Monday Sept. 5, then bat
tle Norfolk State at home on Saturday
Sept. 10 before coming back to host
conference favorite Hampton on
Thursday, Sept. 15.
St. Paul's gets the title of
Homecoming Queen for the 2005
season. The Tigers, entering
CIAA play this season for the first
I time in 17 years, are the patsies
teams looked to put on their home
coming menus. Of their ten-game
schedule, Willard Bailey's troops are
DANIELS homecomings and
three Classics.
Mighty Grambling's big date
(Sept. 17) at Div. I Washington Slate is
offset by the Tigers Nov. 12 matchup
with tiny Concordia.'playing its first
year of football ever.
Comings and Goings?
While the CIAA is welcoming St.
Paul's to the fold, it's saying goodbye
to Winston-Salem Stale. The Rams are
moving up to Div. I status (I-AA in
football) and will not be eligible for
the CIAA title after this season.
Stillman becomes the tenth fool-
ball-playing member of the SIAC this
season. Lincoln (Mo ). Claflin and
Langston are SIAC "scheduling part
ners," meaning selected games on
their schedules with SIAC schools will
count in this year's conference stand
ings. Rumor is, all are on their way to
SIAC membership.
New head coaches are in at thir
teen (13) programs and in every con
ference except the SWAC. Rubin
Carter, the man who emerged after
the recent shake-up at Florida A&M,
is probably the most notable. Johnny
Cole is the new man at Lane and
brings with him his brother, former
Tennessee State and Alabama State
head man, L.C. Cole as defensive
coordinator.
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607 AMnyaM 600pm
96 eCWiAMM eOOpm
9/W Tu**gN 60^
907 TwcUUn 600^
906 SWmnnBIwn 200|m
too 0Fal«MySIM IXkm
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1006 OaxctiiWO) tOOpm
1002 0K*«i»yStM 130pm
1009 Smtta 110000
116 McntaM r KrionM 18i
MOREHOUSE
606 B0«ia 7 30pm
96 FatMMySIM 70Qpm
900 0Sat)W) 6Q0pm
907 EdViMnnlMl.QASOOtm
904 K0«jckySiM 700pm
106 Tu0i*9MnCflkmb 062 30pm
W06 0100 20Qpm
W02 CMI:Ai0ttPHC) 200pm
we 0Afc0iyStM 701km
116 MMniCKnla .I8i
STILLMAN
607 «Tua**gM 200pm
96 an* 600pm
900 MjihauM SOtkm
905 0UM 20Cpn
WO angaoR 230pn)
WO B0NM 230pm
W02 0am 130pn>
W09 0Fanii«*ysa» iXkm
116 0Cl0l;Al0Si ISOpm
1104 Unix*i(MO)(hC) 11Dpm
TUSKEGEE
1104
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7.00pm
230pm
100^
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100^
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100^
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ALABAMA A&M
96 0 T«ra)*«M* StM SOOpm
900 0Gr0nUngSIM 630pm
907 Ms VMayStM 630pm
904 Al«n SSOpm
100 T*(at Soi*«m (HC) 700^
lOO 0Six**m 301km
1002 Ark0iu»Rmeui 6 30pm
1009 AliUmiaMnBni0n23Opm
116 JactonaM lOOpm
1102 0AlariStM 200pm
1109 .0Pi0n»VlM 600pm
ALABAMA STATE
96 SC StMineiwn. 100pm
900 TpxSIwnTytm.TX TBA
907 0Art0MiA>*M SOOpm
904 AtXriSlM 700pm
too . Sc*«mnMcH* 700pm
106 0Jck>cnStM 600pm
WOS PnmiAwAUt 700pm
1009 Al0»mA&Mnet«n23Opm
116 .(k0r«*igaM 130pm
1102' 0US00DPIMitya 130pm
1104 Tu«t*9*»(HC) 100pm
ALCORN STATE
96 OrtrrMng SU*
90 0S E UMMW
907 angskn
904 0AU0niS)M
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too PrwitiMiPHC)
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1006
1002
116
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600pm
600pm
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700pm
20Cpm
200pm
20Dpm
300pm
200pm
20apm.
10^
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ARK.-PINE BLUFF
96 MVSUnOtagQ OOOpm
9/W 0 BttvwCocMw) 400^
907 AWmSM* 600pm
$04 TM»*g**na LOU* 400pm
lOO A(k0«»Pln*auf 200pm
1006 (kWTtIngaM 600pm
1002 0AM0lwAiA) 630pm
1009 0JacixnSIM 700^
116 PrantMaOC; 23(km
1102 SouMm 400pm
1108 0l*q(Soi*«m 7O0pm
GRAMBLING STATE
96 VAIccmSW* SOOpm
900 AWwntAIM 63ltm
907 0MMnglcnSWi TBA
KVI PiM«nD0M 700pm
WO IlHllpp 1>0»yStMe3Opm
WOS 0M4>r*Bh0 SOepn
1002 0j0terSIM 30pm
1009 T«a( SouMm {HCj 130pm
116 tAMsmaM tXIpm
1102 ConesrM 100^
1106 SoUNm n N OMra t OOpm
JACKSON STATE
90 HampSenrDam lOOpm
900 Tam a nUmUn SOOpm
9/17 TtMSauMm 600^
904 0Ms 'AltySH* SOOpm
W6 AWsmtSIM SOOpm
wnS 0Soul)«n 700^
1002 (kvrttngSmnCi ISOpm
W09 Art^BU 700pm
116 fmifmUU 131km
1102 0Pnm««tm 30lkm
1109 AMmStM 100^
MISS. VALLEY ST.
96 Ark RnaBkiOmCticagoa 00pm
900 Sovtiam 600^
907 AMwntASM 630pm
904 Jackicn SUI* SOOpm
0(kamc*iga 631km
0PailCUnn 200pm
1002 TtMScMham^) 200pm
1009 0Pran*M« SaOpm
116 eUannSUt* 200pm
1102 AlaUmaStM 2 30pm
1109 SEUmw* 100pm
PRAIRIE VIEW A&M
96 Tana Soi*«m 7 00pm
900 PaUOm 600pm
907 0 SoUham 7.00pn
100 GrarKing n Oils 7O0pm
106 0AlamStM 200pm
1006 # Alabama Suta 7aopm
1002 0Unc(*(MO). 100pm
1009 Ms MI*yaM(HC)530pm
116 0 Ark .(Vit BUI 230pm
1102 JacUenSiM SOOpm
1109 AI*tmaA6M 600^
SOUTHERN
96 0 McNaeat StM 700pm
900 0Ms UMySIM SOOpm
907 RvnalAt* 700pm
904 AMny StM 7 OOpm
1IVI AMamaSiaitnMaiM7 00pm
106 AUtamaA6M(HC| esopm
1DOS JKkacnStM 700im
1002 AtxmSlM 3 00pm
t16 0Tt«Scutiam 630^
1102 0Marias-Pna0UI 400pm
1106 (XarUng n N OMns 100^
TEXAS SOUTHERN
96 Prana 70apm
900 AMamtaMnTylar.TX TBA
907 OMkacnSlM SOOpm
904 0NWLaMn SODpm
10O 0AW«neA&M 300pm
1006 AiMm StM (HC) 2tXlpm
1002 0MsMI*ya 200pm
1009 0lkanClngSIM 130pm
116 SoUhtm 630pm
1102 ttoxw-SFMo rOSpm
1106 ArkanaaiAnaEUI ^OOpm
ALLEN
96 C«COi0t
907 Shertar
904 0AiabamiA6W
WO MM'AgniaM
106 Oioaai
Wns . EM&jVMn
1002 0IAWt«inn
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CHEYNEY
807 UdHtian
96 0W M SMt
900 a Pmtt
907 0Ni3ld|SIM
904 0 watt ClitaMr
904 lined) .500pm
10/1 0 '/Ottali inSamaPcrul S.OOjm
10O Clari(AlanUr)GrUSC400pm
1006 0Altn SOOpm.
1009 Ccnconla 500^
116 AlanKCclaga(HC] 300pm
LANGSTON
900 0 anti (MO)
907 . 0AicomSttl*
904 PaUCunn
100 0SI»nan
10O TtMC(iaoa(HC) 200pm
1005 Baon* Joo^
1002 0PtnjSlM 200pm
1009 SWJ 200pm
1102 Haaktl 200pm
1103 0NWOklaS1il* 100pm
807 CtnUI SU* n fopaka 7 00pm
90 0C MaaouiSiM 70(km
LangMn 600pm
600pm
600pm
SOOpm
230pm
907
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t2n
0£(ftradVAMn SOOpm
too Q*a0aStM(HC) 200pm
1006 MM lOOpm
1002 0PraM)4tw 100pm
1009 PaM Cum aiU Rock 200im
1102 0Satian tsOpm
PAUL QUINN
96 TtosCaMg*
900 0Prant\Mw
907 0SWAsaemtts
904 0L«)gMn
100 tSWCctaga
1006 UaaVHeySlM
1002 W NMM*aco(HC)
IO0S iTcokinuatRcd;
116 0Conccn9t
700pm
SOOpm
200pm
600^
200pm
200pm
lOOpm
200pm
TBA
1009
l*(HCl
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I30im
631km
5 00^
SOOpm
100pm
lOOpm
lOOpin
300pm
700pm
tOOpn
SOOpm
IOSm
tOOpm
CONCORDIA
96 0Altn SOOm
900 AlvacCctag* TBA
907 0MMp* 601km
904 MtXar iraanMonal TBA
KW3 0Tt>MCCt*9* TOOpm
W02 0Soi*Alaeaiw(HO TBA
1005 0B)n()]WMre SOOpm
116 PaiCunn TBA
1102 tCkamUngSIM lOCpn
EDWARD WATERS
607 N C earn/ SOepm
90 0S*micn] TOCpa
900 Sbaa lOCpn
907 M(fth3u**nVW.aA600pill
SAVANNAH STATE
96 BtntM 600pm
900 Bon eOOpm
907 .M((ganSMtnCttv«land130pm
904 hoaard 600^
too NokAStM 600pm
1005 BCCnArjgwU.GA 20Cpm
1002 0 Om &Ubam i SOpm
1009 CanMSIM^HC) 200pm
116 CoHUCaotna tSOpm
1102 OadnarMte 130pm
1109 eHanpacn tOOpm
TENNESSEE STATE
96 AWaanaAiM eoOpm
900 Jadwna oManphtSOOpm
907 0 Tam-Maw 18i
904 RdMAMaiAlaat 400pm
too NCA&Tnniy 400^
1003 0 Tanas** Tad 700^
1002 JadacmMSIM SOOpm
1009 0 SaMcnj 130|m
116 E0rxts(HC] 600pm
1102 iSEMaav lOOpm
1109 Eaasm kanuiiy 2lXlpm
TEXAS COLLEGE
807 ATaiaaA&MKngnMTOIkm
96 0PMCkam TOOpm
900 tCSrk-Alaat SOOpm
700pm
200pm
701km
HK» MMN noai (HC) agopm
116 0S Natannt tOOpm
0PtniaM
0Un9alon
CancPtM
NWCHt SIM
WEST VA. STATE
807 BovaStM 100pm
96 CMynay tdOpm
IflOpm
CMtticr 100pm
0Alai 100pm
0 1 DOen
W Magna Ttdi/HC) 1^
tWJNrlySIM tOOpm
“ 130pm
0Sh*phad
100pm