Recap of Weekend of Oct. 11-13

Saturday Stars From Oct. 13 Action













Trabis Ward, RB, Tennessee State - Rushed 43 times for 267 yards and four touchdowns in a 40-28 win over Southeast Missouri.  The 43 carries were the most this season by any FCS (formerly Division I-AA) runner. 

Clayton Moore, QB, Jackson State - Had two touchdowns and 269 yards passing as well as three touchdowns and 131 yards rushing in win over 37-34 win over Alabama State.

Antonio Henten, QB, Fort Valley State - 301 yards passing and three touchdowns in a 38-12 win over Concordia.

Michael Johnson, S, Fayetteville State - Had 19 tackles, 12 of them solo, and two-and-a-half sacks in a loss to Johnson C. Smith.
Julien David, Howard - Had 15 tackles (nine of them solo tackles) and three pass break-ups in loss to North Carolina A&T.
   

Kaderius Lacey, RB, Alabama A&M - Rushed for 205 yards and a touchdown in 21-20 loss to Alcorn State.

Terrick Colston, DB, Delaware State - Intercepted two passes (returning one of them 53 yards for a touchdown), had nine tackles and a pass break-up in a win over South Carolina State.
Jahuann Butler, WR, Winston Salem State - Caught for eight passes for 218 yards and two touchdowns in win over St. Augustine's
Kameron Smith, QB, Winston Salem State - Threw for 347 yards and two touchdowns in win over St. Augustine's
Marquise Grizzle, RB, Shaw - Rushed for 229 yards and two touchdowns in win over Livingstone.  Grizzle also had four catches for 25 yards.

Ty Brown, LB, North Carolina Central - Had nine tackles (eight of them solo tackles), two sacks and recovered a fumble in a 31-17 win over Morgan State.

Weekend of Oct. 11-13

Alcorn State Shuts Down Deaunte Mason To Upset Undefeated Alabama A&M

      Alcorn State's defense held Alabama A&M star quarterback Deaunte Mason in check and spoiled A&M's homecoming with a 21-10 upset of the previously undefeated Bulldogs.
       Mason, who had scored at least two touchdowns passing and running in each of the last four games, only mustered one TD pass, had 158 yards in the air and threw his first two interceptions of the season.  Alcorn State (3-4, 3-2) was outgained 406 yards to 211, but avoid giving up big plays to  Alabama A&M (6-1, 5-1).
       A&M running back Kaderius Lacey scored the Bulldogs other touchdown and became the school's all-time rushing leader 205 yards on the day.

Trabis Ward's Four TD's Lead Undefeated TSU Over Southeast Missouri State

Running back Trabis Ward rushed for 267 yards and four touchdowns to power undefeated and 18th ranked Tennessee State to a 40-28 win over Southeast Missouri State.
    Ward had touchdown runs of 7, 4, 1 and 30 as he helped the Tigers (7-0, 3-0) fend off a game Southeast Missouri State (2-4, 1-2) team.  Ward's 267 yards on the ground for the game was the second-most in TSU history.  Charles Anthony rushed for 285 against Samford in 2004.
     Tennessee State is now only four FCS (Football Championship Series, which is the former Division I-AA) teams to remain undefeated so far this season.  The others are Harvard, Lehigh, Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo and Lehigh.

Kameron Smith Passes Undefeated Winston Salem State to Win Over St. Augustine's

                                          Photo by Winston Salem Journal

     Kameron Smith shook off a fumble and an interception to pass for 347 yards and three touchdown to lead Winston Salem State to a 56-37 victory over St. Augustine's.
     St. Augustine's (4-3, 2-2) came in looking to slow down a Rams team that has stormed through their CIAA schedule so far this season.  That did not happen Saturday.
     Smith's first two possessions resulted in turnovers, including a recovery of his fumble that was run back for a Falcons touchdown and their only lead of the game.   But Smith, one of Division II's top quarterbacks, settled down to have another big day to lead the Rams (7-0, 4-0) to another easy victory.

Weekend Scores
   
SWAC

Alcorn State 21, Alabama A&M 20
Mississippi Valley State 45, Grambling 21
Southern 34, Texas Southern 7
Jackson State 37, Alabama State 34

MEAC

Hampton 28, Norfolk State 14
North Carolina A&T 38, Howard 10
Delaware State 31, South Carolina State 17
Florida A&M 44, Savannah State 3
North Carolina Central 24, Morgan State 20

SIAC

Albany State 16, Morehouse 13
Lane 16, Point 10
Miles 45, Kentucky State 0
Fort Valley 38, Concordia 12
Clark Atlanta 14, Benedict 10
Tuskegee 16, Stillman 0 (Thursday, Oct. 11)

CIAA

Virginia State 26, Bowie State 20 (OT)
Elizabeth City State 63, Lincoln 19
Shaw 48, Livingstone 20
Winston Salem State 56, St. Augustine's 37
Johnson C. Smith 35, Fayetteville State 18


OTHER CONFERENCES/INDEPENDENTS

University of Indianapolis 45,  Central State 13
Tennessee State 40, Southeast Missouri 28