Only 15 Seats left $90.00 ROUNDTRIP on HAILWILDCATS.COM FAN BUS to NC A&T Oct. 17th, 2015

October 9, 2015October 15, 2015 / D Will / Leave a comment

Greetings WILDCAT Fans!

You are cordially invited to hop onboard the HailWildcats.com ‘Road to the Celebration Bowl’ Fan Bus as we continue to support our 5-1 BCU Football team under the direction of Head Coach Terry Sims. Our Fighting Wildcats will travel to Aggie Stadium in Greensboro, North Carolina for a huge MEAC Showdown on Saturday October 17th, 2015 to take on the North Carolina A & T Aggies, kickoff is at 1:00 p.m.

The low rate of $115.00 will guarantee you transportation to and from the game and a game ticket, if you already have your game ticket, you can secure your transportation to and from North Carolina A&T for just $90.00.

The bus will pick up in three locations, Orlando 12:45 am, Daytona 1:45 am and Jacksonville 3:00 am, and will make a stop for lunch before arriving at Aggie Stadium around 11:00 am. We will depart for Florida approximately 1 hour after the game and will stop for dinner on the return trip.

Seats are available on a first come, first serve basis. No seats are guaranteed until final payment has been received. Refunds will be granted on a case by case basis!

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ORLANDO, FL – Home Depot Lee Rd. – 12:45 AM 5351 Diplomat Cir, Orlando, FL 32810

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$90.00 ROUNDTRIP on HAILWILDCATS.COM FAN BUS to NC A&T Oct. 17th, 2015

October 3, 2015October 15, 2015 / D Will / Leave a comment

Greetings WILDCAT Fans!

You are cordially invited to hop onboard the HailWildcats.com ‘Road to the Celebration’ Fan Bus as we support our guys in their quest to have a successful season under the direction of Head Coach Terry Sims. Our Fighting Wildcats will travel to Aggie Stadium in Greensboro, North Carolina on Saturday October 17th, 2015 to take on the North Carolina A & T Aggies, kickoff is at 1:00 p.m.

Seats are available on a first come, first serve basis. No seats are guaranteed until final payment has been received. Refunds will be granted on a case by case basis!

Seats are filling up quickly, so be sure to lock yours in today.

PICKUP LOCATION:

ORLANDO, FL – Home Depot Lee Rd. – 12:45 AM 5351 Diplomat Cir, Orlando, FL 32810

DAYTONA BEACH, FL –Bethune-Cookman University -1:45 AM Between the Facilities building and the Band Hall

JACKSONVILLE, FL – LaQuinta Inn- 3:00 AM 812 Dunn Ave, Jax, FL 32218

If you have any questions, please call or text Jerry Bell at 407-494-5302 in the Orlando Area or Darold Williams at 904-351-8381 in the Daytona Area.

Hail Wildcats!
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*CURRENT BCU STUDENTS (ID Verified) 1-Bus Seat & Game Ticket to BCU vs NC A & T at Aggie Stadium – Greensboro, NC

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Jenkins tabbed MEAC Coach of the Year; 12 @BCUGridiron athletes earn All-MEAC honors

November 29, 2013November 29, 2013 / J Bell / Leave a comment

Norfolk, VA – Fourth-year head coach Brian Jenkins of Bethune-Cookman was selected for his third Coach of the Year honor. Jenkins led the Wildcats to a 7-1 MEAC mark and a 10-2 overall record. The Wildcats defeated Florida A&M, 29-10, to clinch a share of the conference’s regular season title and secure the MEAC’s automatic berth to the NCAA Division I (FCS) Championships. The Wildcats are currently ranked 12^th in both the Sports Network’s FCS and FCS Coaches Poll. He has led Bethune-Cookman to three MEAC titles in four years and fell just one game shy of back-to-back undefeated MEAC finishes.

Howard quarterback Greg McGhee was selected as the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference’s (MEAC) Offensive Player of the Year and Joe Thomas of South Carolina State earned the Defensive Player of the Year honors, as voted on by the MEAC’s head football coaches and sports information directors.

North Carolina A&T’s Tarik Cohen earned the Rookie of the Year award and Tristan Bellamy, of S.C. State, was selected as Offensive Lineman of the Year.

Junior Greg McGhee led the MEAC in total offense (272.9 avg./g) and ranked second in passing yards per game (198.2 avg./g). He completed 228 passes on 385 attempts (59%) with 16 touchdowns in 12 games this season. He also finished the season ranked third in the MEAC in rushing with 896 yards (74.7 avg./g), on 157 attempts, and three touchdowns. McGhee ranks 19^th in the nation in total offense and 31^st in completions per game (19). He earned conference Offensive Player of the Week accolades twice this season. McGhee is the tenth Bison to earn the conference’s Offensive Player of the Year honor and first since Ted White in 1996.

Joe Thomas recorded 116 total tackles, 84 solo, with a conference-best 19 tackles for a loss during the 2013 campaign. Thomas collected 7.5 sacks, sixth in the MEAC, with one interception, five breakups, five hurries, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery to help the Bulldogs finish as the nation’s No. 1 rushing defense (80.5 avg./g) and No. 2 scoring defense (14.0 avg./g). Thomas earned Defensive Player of the Week honors once this season and is currently listed on the Sports Network’s Buck Buchannan Award watch list, which recognizes the nation’s top Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) defensive player. Thomas becomes the 13^th Bulldog to earn the conference’s top defensive award, however he is only the second to have been selected in more than 10 years (David Erby 2010).

As a freshman, North Carolina A&T’s Tarik Cohen led the MEAC in rushing, averaging 104.4 yards per game (,) on 195 attempts with eight touchdowns. He earned the conference’s Offensive Player of the Week accolades three times and Rookie of the Week honors twice this season. A native of Bunn, North Carolina, Cohen became the first freshman in North Carolina A&T State history to rush for over 1,000 yards in a season. Cohen’s is currently listed on the Sports Network’s Jerry Rice Award watch list, which recognizes the nation’s top FCS freshman. Cohen is just the second Aggie to be named Rookie of the Year. He joins the school’s all-time rushing leader, Mike Mayhew, who earned the honor in 2009.

Tristan Bellamy aided a dominating Bulldog offense that accounted for 4,101 yards of total offense , including 2,000 yards on the ground. Behind Bellamy’s blocking S.C. State finished second in the MEAC in scoring offense (29.6 ppg), and third in total offense (341.1 avg./g). Bellamy earned the conference’s Offensive Lineman of the Week honor twice this season. Bellamy is the sixth Bulldog to earn Offensive Lineman of the Year accolades.

South Carolina State led all schools with 13 student-athletes recognized on the three MEAC post-season teams. The Bulldogs have five student-athletes earn first-team honors, in addition to two-of-four top awards.

Bethune-Cookman finished close behind with 12 student-athletes to earn post–season honors, in addition to five first-team selections.

Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) – 2013 Football All-Conference Teams

Offensive Player of the Year: Greg McGhee, Howard

Defensive Player of the Year: Joe Thomas, South Carolina State

Offensive Lineman of the Year: Tristan Bellamy, South Carolina State

Rookie of the Year: Tarik Cohen, North Carolina A&T

Coach of the Year: Brian Jenkins, Bethune-Cookman

First Team

Pos.	Name	Cl.	School	Hometown
QB	Greg McGhee	Jr.	Howard	Pittsburgh, Pa.
RB	Tarik Cohen	Fr.	North Carolina A&T	Bunn, N.C.
RB	Rolandan Finch	Grad.	Norfolk State	New Albany, Ind.
WR	Tyler McDonald	Sr.	South Carolina State	Summerville, S.C.
WR	Milton Williams III	Jr.	Delaware State	Upper Marlboro, Md.
TE	Joseph Hawkins	r-Sr.	Norfolk State	Chicago, Ill.
C	Andrew Edourad	Jr.	Bethune-Cookman	Philadelphia, Pa.
OL	Karim Barton	Sr.	Morgan State	Los Angeles, Calif.
OL	Alex Monroe	Sr.	Bethune-Cookman	Jacksonville, Fla.
OL	Domanic Wilson	r-So.	South Carolina State	Lake City, S.C.
OL	Rashard Brown	Sr.	Bethune-Cookman	Kissimmee, Fla.

DEFENSE
Pos.	Name	Cl.	School	Hometown
DL	Miles Groom	So.	Hampton	Richmond, Va.
DL	Andrew Carter	r-Jr.	South Carolina State	Hamlet, N.C.
DL	Alex Glover	Jr.	South Carolina State	Charlotte, N.C.
DL	Rodney Gunter	Jr.	Delaware State	Haines, Fla.
LB	Lynden Trail	r-Jr.	Norfolk State	Miami, Fla.
LB	Jarkevis Fields	Sr.	Bethune-Cookman	Samford, Fla.
LB	Joe Thomas	r-Sr.	South Carolina State	Blackville, S.C.
DB	Nick Addison	Jr.	Bethune-Cookman	Tampa, Fla.
DB	Darrin Marrow	r-Jr.	Norfolk State	Virginia Beach, Va.
DB	Justin Blake	r-Sr.	Hampton	Piscataway, N.J.
DB	Ademola Olatunji	Jr.	Howard	Riverdale, Md.
P	Lawrence Forbes	r-Fr.	Morgan State	Upper Marlboro, Md.
PK	Anthony Prevost	Fr.	Hampton	Chesterfield, Va.
RS	Adrian Wilkins	r-So.	North Carolina Central	Forest City, N.C.

Second Team

Pos.	Name	Cl.	School	Hometown
QB	Cory Murphy	Sr.	Delaware State	Sunnyvale, Calif.
RB	Isidore Jackson	Sr.	Bethune-Cookman	Mossy Head, Fla.
RB	Anthony Philyaw	Fr.	Howard	Redondo Beach, Calif.
WR	Eddie Poole	Grad.	Bethune-Cookman	Belle Glade, Fla.
WR	Simon Heyward	Sr.	Savannah State	Savannah, Ga.
TE	Kris Drummond	Jr.	Savannah State	Washington, D.C.
C	Tristan Bellamy	r-Sr.	South Carolina State	Johnston, S.C.
OL	William Robinson	r-Jr.	North Carolina A&T	Clinton, Md.
OL	Nathan Isles	Sr.	North Carolina A&T	Atlanta, Ga.
OL	Darren Pinnock	Jr.	Morgan State	Miami, Fla.
OL	Kory Alpichi	Jr.	Hampton	Winchester, Calif.

DEFENSE
Pos.	Name	Cl.	School	Hometown
DL	Dyron Dye	Grad.	Bethune-Cookman	Sanford, Fla.
DL	Javon Hargrave	So.	South Carolina State	Salisbury, N.C.
DL	LeBrandon Richardson	Jr.	Bethune-Cookman	Miami, Fla.
DL	Deon King	So.	Norfolk State	Reston, Va.
LB	D’Vonte Grant	Sr.	North Carolina A&T	Charlotte, N.C.
LB	Delbert Tyler	Sr.	Hampton	Monroeville, Pa.
LB	Tazmon Foster	Sr.	North Carolina Central	Henderson, N.C.
DB	D’Vonte Graham	Sr.	North Carolina A&T	Tallahassee, Fla.
DB	Michael Jones	Fr.	North Carolina Central	Baltimore, Md.
DB	Kimario McFadden	Sr.	South Carolina State	Riverdale, Ga.
DB	Carvin Johnson	Sr.	Hampton	New Orleans, La.
P	Christian Faber-Kinney	r-Fr.	Hampton	Williamsburg, Va.
PK	Nick Belcher	r-Sr.	South Carolina State	Sumter, S.C.
RS*	Tubotein Taylor	Sr.	Morgan State	Anaheim, Calif.
RS*	D’Vonte Graham	Sr.	North Carolina A&T	Tallahassee, Fla.

Third Team

Pos.	Name	Cl.	School	Hometown
QB	Richard Cue	r-Sr.	South Carolina State	Florence, S.C.
RB	Lamont Brown	r-Fr.	Morgan State	Suffolk, Va.
RB	Justin Taylor	r-Sr.	South Carolina State	Atlanta, Ga.
WR	Antwon Chisholm	Sr.	Hampton	Belle Glade, Fla.
WR*	Lenworth Lennon	r-Jr.	Florida A&M	Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
WR*	Malik Golson	r-Fr.	Delaware State	Smyrna, Del.
TE	Termarrick Hemingway	r-So.	South Carolina State	Loris, S.C.
C	Joshua Matthews	Sr.	Howard	Bowman, S.C.
OL	Toree Boyd	Fr.	Howard	Miami, Fla.
OL	Deonta Allen-Wright	r-So.	Howard	Midolthian, Va.
OL	Blake Matthews	r-Sr.	Norfolk State	Manassas, Va.
OL	Anthony Kibler	Jr.	Bethune-Cookman	Belle Glade, Fla.

DEFENSE
Pos.	Name	Cl.	School	Hometown
DL	Tyree Hearn	Sr.	North Carolina A&T	Durham, N.C.
DL	Damon Gresham Chisholm	So.	Howard	Covington, Ga.
DL	George Riddick	Jr.	Norfolk State	Suffolk, Va.
DL	Tevin Toney	Sr.	Bethune-Cookman	Sebring, Fla.
LB	Marquis Smith	So.	Savannah State	Prince Georges County, Md.
LB	Cody Acker	Jr.	Morgan State	Greenbelt, Md.
LB	Ernest Adjei	Sr.	Delaware State	Woodbridge, Ga.
DB	Terrick Colston	So.	Delaware State	Lakeland, Fla.
DB	Travis Crosby	Sr.	North Carolina A&T	Charlotte, N.C.
DB	John Wilson	Sr.	Savannah State	Athens, Ga.
DB*	Tim Burke	Sr.	Bethune-Cookman	Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
DB*	Patrick Aiken	r-So.	Florida A&M	Miramar, Fla.
P	Oleg Parent	Jr.	North Carolina Central	Lake Forest, Calif.
PK	Cody Jones	Fr.	North Carolina A&T	Gastonia, N.C.
RS	Darius Drummond	Sr.	South Carolina State	Asheville, N.C.

*indicates tie

MEAC Roundup – 11/2/2013

November 3, 2013 / J Bell / Leave a comment

Credits: DSUHornets

MEAC ROUNDUP: Defending champion Bethune-Cookman (8-1, 5-0) continued their dominant play Saturday, bowling over North Carolina Central (4-5, 2-3), 38-14 in a nationally-televised 12 noon bout at Durham, N.C.

The ‘Cats win kept them one game ahead of South Carolina State (6-3, 4-1) in the standings. SCSU rebounded from last week’s head-to-head loss at Daytona Beach, with a 45-9 romp over Savannah State (1-9, 0-6) at Savannah, Georgia.

Clearly the game of the day had to be Delaware State’s last gasp 22-20 win over visiting Howard at Dover, as Mitchell Ward booted a 26-yard field goal as time expired to lift the Hornets (4-5, 4-2) into sole possession of third place, while Howard (2-4, 3-7) had its’ two-game winning streak snapped, to drop into 10th place.

In other MEAC action, Morgan State (3-6, 3-2) bolted to a big lead, then withstood a Hampton University comeback to sink the Pirates (3-6, 3-2), 30-27 at Baltimore, leaving the two squads tied for fourth place in the standings.

North Carolina A&T (5-3, 2-3) crushed visiting Virginia University at Lynchburg, 59-12 at homecoming in Greensboro, N.C., while another homecoming didn’t go so well, as visiting Florida A&M (3-6, 2-3) scored a fourth quarter touchdown to spoil the day for Norfolk State (2-7, 2-3), 16-6 in Dick Price Stadium at Norfolk, Va.

How Things Stack Up Now
Bethune-Cookman (5-0), South Carolina State (4-1) and Delaware State (4-2) make up the top three in the MEAC standings…. Hampton (3-2) and Morgan State (3-2) are tied for fourth place, just ahead of a four-team, sixth place logjam featuring North Carolina A&T, North Carolina Central, Florida A&M and Norfolk State at 2-3….. Howard (2-6) and Savannah State (0-6) round out the group after the first week of November.

Next Week’s slate features 10 of the 11 schools in action in five conference bouts: Norfolk State at Bethune-Cookman (4:00); Florida A&M at South Carolina State (1:30); North Carolina Central at Hampton (1:00); North Carolina A&T at Morgan State (1:00), and Savannah State at Howard (1:00).

2013 MEAC FOOTBALL STANDINGS
Through November 2
Team …………………… Conference …….. Overall
Bethune-Cookman ……. 5-0 1.000 ….. 8-1 .888
South Carolina State …. 4-1 .800 ….. 6-3 .667
Delaware State ………… 4-2 .667 ….. 4-5 .444
Hampton ………………… 3-2 .600 ….. 3-6 .333
Morgan State …………… 3-2 .600 ….. 3-6 .333
North Carolina A&T …… 2-3 .400 ….. 5-3 .625
North Carolina Central .. 2-3 .400 ….. 4-5 .444
Florida A&M ……………. 2-3 .400 ….. 3-6 .333
Norfolk State ………….. 2-3 .400 ….. 2-7 .222
Howard …………………. 2-4 .333 ….. 3-7 .300
Savannah State ……….. 0-6 .000 ….. 1-9 .100

MEAC WEEK 10 SCORECARD (November 2)
Bethune-Cookman 38, North Carolina Central 14
North Carolina A&T 59, Virginia-Lynchburg 12
Morgan State 30, Hampton 27
Florida A&M 16, Norfolk State 6
Delaware State 22, Howard 20
South Carolina State 45, Savannah State 9

NEXT WEEK’S SCHEDULE (November 7-9)
North Carolina Central at Hampton, 1:00
North Carolina A&T at Morgan State, 1:00
Savannah State at Howard, 1:00
Florida A&M at South Carolina State, 1:30
Norfolk State at Bethune-Cookman, 4:00
Delaware State, bye

GAMES OF NOVEMBER 14-16
Delaware State at Florida A&M
Norfolk State at North Carolina Central
Morgan State at South Carolina State
Savannah State at North Carolina A&T
Hampton at Bethune-Cookman
Howard at Texas Southern

GAMES OF NOVEMBER 21-23
Bethune-Cookman vs. Florida A&M (Orlando)
North Carolina Central at North Carolina A&T
South Carolina State at Norfolk State
Morgan State at Delaware State
Howard at Hampton
Savannah State, bye

MEAC Roundup 10.20.13- BCU, SCSU tied for first

October 20, 2013October 20, 2013 / J Bell / Leave a comment

Credits: BCUAthletics

MEAC: Bethune-Cookman, South Carolina State tied for first

By ALVIN HOLLINS JR.
Alvinhollins833@yahoo.com

MEAC ROUNDUP: Defending champion Bethune-Cookman remained atop the MEAC standings as the Wildcats (6-1, 3-0) crushed visiting Savannah State, 48-21.

BCU’s win sets up next Saturday’s “Showdown on Da Beach” with fellow MEAC unbeaten, South Carolina State. The winner will gain sole possession of first place in the league heading into the final four week stretch of the 2013 campaign.In other MEAC action, the recent trend of parity continued to rear its ugly head as 4 road teams picked up victories. Delaware State (3-4, 3-1) was two minutes away from a shutout, pulling off a nonetheless stunning 12-7 win over a suddenly slumping North Carolina A&T (3-3, 1-3) in Greensboro.

Also surging up from the depths of near oblivion Saturday were two formerly 0-5 teams, Hampton and Morgan State (both 2-5, 2-1). Hampton defeated cross bay rival Norfolk State (2-5, 2-2), 27-17 at Norfolk, Va., while Morgan State outslugged host North Carolina Central (3-4, 1-2), 34-22 in Durham, N.C.In the day’s other game, visiting Howard University (2-6, 1-3) scored 21 first half points and made it stand up to spoil Florida A&M’s homecoming (2-5, 1-2), 21-10 in Tallahassee.

Next Week’s slate features all 11 schools in action in five conference bouts and one non-conference affair, including Hampton at Delaware State, 1:00; Norfolk State at ODU, 1:00; Morgan State at Howard, 1:00; North Carolina A&T at Florida A&M, 2:00; North Carolina Central at Savannah State 2:00, and the big one, South Carolina State at Bethune-Cookman, 4:00.2013 MEAC FOOTBALL STANDINGS

Through October 19

Team …………………… Conference …….. Overall

Bethune-Cookman ……. 3-0 1.000 ….. 6-1 .857

South Carolina State …. 3-0 1.000 ….. 5-2 .714

Delaware State ………… 3-1 .750 ….. 3-4 .428

Hampton ………………… 2-1 .667 ….. 2-5 .285

Morgan State …………… 2-1 .667 ….. 2-5 .285

Norfolk State ………….. 2-2 .500 ….. 2-5 .285

North Carolina Central .. 1-2 .333 ….. 3-4 .428

Florida A&M ……………. 1-2 .333 ….. 2-5 .285

North Carolina A&T …… 1-3 .250 ….. 3-3 .500

Howard …………………. 1-3 .250 ….. 2-6 .250

Savannah State ……….. 0-4 .000 ….. 1-7 .125

MEAC WEEK EIGHT SCORECARD (October 19)
Bethune-Cookman 48, Savannah State 21
Delaware State 12, North Carolina A&T 7
Howard 21, Florida A&M 10
Hampton 27, Norfolk State 17
Morgan State 34, North Carolina Central 22

NEXT WEEK’S SCHEDULE (October 26)
Hampton at Delaware State, 1:00
Norfolk State at ODU, 1:00
Morgan State at Howard, 1:00
North Carolina A&T at Florida A&M, 2:00
North Carolina Central at Savannah State 2:00
South Carolina State at Bethune-Cookman, 4:00

MEAC Roundup 10/12/13 – Seperation Saturday ???

October 13, 2013October 13, 2013 / J Bell / Leave a comment

Alvin Hollins Jr.

By ALVIN HOLLINS JR.
Alvinhollins833@yahoo.com – Most teams are at the halfway point of their seasons, and some things are becoming clear:

THE BEST OF THE BEST: Bethune-Cookman, South Carolina State. These two are headed for a classic Showcase Showdown: DOGS vs. CATS ON THE BEACH, October 26….

TEAMS ON THE RISE?: Parity has reared its head in this league with only two remaining unbeaten teams (See Best of the Best), leaving a nine-team mass of humanity in their wake…. Delaware State (2-1) seems to be the best of the crowd, although Norfolk State (2-1) is tied with them for third (DSU owns a head-to-head edge from Saturday’s 14-7 win over NSU)….

IMPOSTERS OR HOPEFULS: After that, there is a four-team pack of 1-1 teams who still have hopes to have a say in the conference race: North Carolina Central, FAMU, Morgan State and Hampton… Hampton pulled a huge upset of North Carolina A&T ending a winless streak,,, FAMU snapped a four-game slide with a win at Savannah State, ending for the moment a mystifying slump that had the Rattler faithful shaking their heads… NCCU was bombed at home Thursday by South Carolina State, raising questions about the program’s stability with the drama surrounding their deposed coach… Morgan State was off Saturday, but they too have been too inconsistent to be a contender…

FLAT OUT OF IT: North Carolina A&T (1-2) was riding the wave of a 3-0 start including two OOC wins, but back-to-back conference losses have all but eliminated them from the race, but perhaps the program is showing fatigue being shorthanded scholarship wise, and from some problematic issues with personnel…. Howard (0-3) is clearly a team of potential perhaps missing their head coach (on leave), but the Bison seem to be in fade mode now…. Savannah State (0-3) may be the most dangerous 0-3 team in the league with their Air Raid spread offense under first year coach Earnest Wilson, and may yet scratch out a win or two before the year ends…

NOTES: The league will hit the halfway point in conference play this week, and it appears that B-CU and SCSU (remember those preseason predictions??? Starting to look like Nostradumus those folks) are a cut above, but while SCSU seems to be on a mission to dominate and destroy, B-CU seems content to get the lead and protect it…. Should make for an interesting bout in two weeks…

What will be interesting will be how the other nine squads shake out…. Delaware State has just one team left on its’ schedule with a .500 overall record, this week at North Carolina A&T, so the pesky Hornets might still have a title shot if the frontrunners find an oil slick or two on the road ahead…. DSU arguably had the strongest schedule with #1 North Dakota State, #4 Towson, #16 Bethune-Cookman and Delaware…

Norfolk State has a rugged closing schedule with ODU (Oct. 26), then B-CU, SCSU and NCCU in the last three games in November…

Everyone else, we’ll just have to wait and see….

2013 MEAC FOOTBALL STANDINGS
Through October 12
Team …………………… Conference …….. Overall
South Carolina State …. 3-0 1.000 ….. 5-2 .714
Bethune-Cookman ……. 2-0 1.000 ….. 5-1 .857
Delaware State …………2-1 .667 ….. 2-4 .333
Norfolk State ………….. 2-1 .667 ….. 2-4 .333
North Carolina Central .. 1-1 .500 ….. 3-3 .500
Florida A&M ……………. 1-1 .500 ….. 2-4 .333
Hampton …………………1-1 .500 ….. 1-5 .167
Morgan State ……………1-1 .500 ….. 1-5 .167
North Carolina A&T …… 1-2 .333 ….. 3-2 .600
Howard …………………. 0-3 .000 ….. 1-6 .142
Savannah State ……….. 0-3 .000 ….. 1-6 .142

MEAC WEEK SEVEN SCORECARD (October 10-12)
Thursday
South Carolina State 44, North Carolina Central 3, ESPNU

Saturday
Bethune-Cookman 27, Howard 6
Hampton 31, North Carolina A&T 26
Delaware State 14, Norfolk State 7
Florida A&M 27, Savannah State 14

NEXT WEEK’S SCHEDULE (October 19)
Savannah State at Bethune-Cookman, 4:00
Hampton at Norfolk State, 1:00
Delaware State at North Carolina A&T, 1:00
Morgan State at North Carolina Central, 2:00
Howard University at Florida A&M, 2:00
South Carolina State is idle.

MEAC Power Rankings Week 6

October 9, 2013 / J Bell / Leave a comment

Here’s how the 11 MEAC teams stack up based on records, rankings and their remaining schedules as the Hunt For November begins.

Howard QB Greg McGhee (Courtesy Photo/Howard Sports)

By ALVIN HOLLINS JR.
Alvinhollins833@yahoo.com

Now that the 2013 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Football’s “Hunt For November” is in full swing with league play headed into its’ third week, the time has come for ranking the boyz from top to bottom, along with their remaining schedules.

The rankings below are based on the Jeff Sagarin College Football Ratings, and any positions in various national polls will be included.

Bethune-Cookman (4-1, 1-0 * #16 FCS/#1 SBN/#2 HSRN * 118 Sagarin)
@ With wins over #145 Sagarin/#1 HSRN/#2 SBN Tennessee State (5-1) and FBS member Florida International, the defending champs are the team to beat…. And with North Carolina A&T’s 29-24 conference loss to South Carolina State last week, the Wildcats are in full control of their own destiny, as they for now have avoided a potential tie with A&T for the title since the two teams don’t play this season… The ‘Cats do have three key games in the next four weeks: Saturday at Howard; Oct. 26 vs. SCSU; Nov. 2 at NCCU.

REMAINING SCHEDULE: Saturday @ Howard; 10-19 SSU; 10-26 SCSU; 11-2 @ NCCU; 11-9 NSU; 11-16 HAMP; 11-23 FAMU (Orlando).

South Carolina State (4-2, 2-0 * #3 SBN/#4 HRSN * 162 Sagarin)
@ The Bulldogs appear to be on the rebound from last year’s sub .500 overall finish, owning a slice of the league lead and a huge win over North Carolina A&T, puts them on track towards a possible 13th MEAC title… But the next three weeks will likely tell the tale of the Bulldogs’ season as they are at NCCU Thursday, then trek to Bethune-Cookman after a bye week, on Oct. 26.

REMAINING GAMES: Thursday at NCCU; 10-19 BYE; 10-26 @ B-CU; 11-2 @ SSU; 11-9 FAMU; 11-16 MORG; 11-23 @ NSU

North Carolina A&T (3-1, 1-1 * #5 SBN/#7 HSRN * 176 Sagarin)
@the Aggies scored big out-of-conference wins over Appalachian State and Elon to open a few eyes, but their march toward the MEAC title was derailed a bit by their heartbreaking 29-24 loss to resurgent South Carolina State in Atlanta last Saturday.
A&T will need help to win the title as they will be chasing B-CU, SCSU, NCCU and Norfolk the rest of the way, with only NCCU on their schedule at season’s end.

REMAINING GAMES: Saturday @ Hampton; 10-19 DSU; 10-26 @ FAMU; 11-2 VA-LYNCHBURG; 11-9 @ MORG; 11-16 SSU; 11-23 NCCU

North Carolina Central (3-2, 1-0 * #9 HSRN/#10 SBN * 192 Sagarin)
@despite the off-field drama surrounding deposed head coach Henry Frazier, the Eagles remain focused on chasing their first MEAC title in 40 years… Very competitive in a 35-17 home setback to #4 FCS Towson on Sept. 21, the Eags outslugged Howard, 37-28 on the road last week in their league opener… NCCU has the other four title contenders on tap (SCSU, NSU, B-CU and A&T), beginning their attack run at home Thursday against first place SCSU.

REMAINING GAMES: Thursday SCSU; 10-19 MORG; 10-26 @ SSU; 11-2 B-CU; 11-9 @ HAM; 11-16 NSU; 11-23 @ NCA&T

Norfolk State (2-3, 2-0 * #10 HSRN * 225 Sagarin)
@ Two conference wins have softened the disappointment of an 0-3 start, which included relatively close bouts against Charleston Southern and Maine, plus a money game at Rutgers… The Spartans’ league wins were no walks in the park though, as they eased past Morgan State (27-21) and needed a blocked field goal to eke past suddenly dangerous Savannah State (26-24) last week…. The Spartans, who are spared a matchup with A&T, will have the trio of Bethune-Cookman and NCCU back-to-back on the road before closing at home against SCSU… Oh, and they duel ODU in two weeks (Oct. 26) too.

REMAINING GAMES: Saturday at DSU; 10-19 HAMP; 10-26 ODU; 11-2 FAMU; 11-9 @b-CU; 11-16 @ NCCU; 11-23 SCSU.

Howard University (1-5, 0-2 * 221 Sagarin)
@ The Bison started strong in their first two games, holding a fourth quarter lead before fading at Eastern Michigan, 34-24, then rebounding for a 27-16 against Morehouse, but have since dropped three straight including back-to-back conference games which have all but snuffed out their title hopes for 2013… Their Saturday home bout with defending champion Bethune-Cookman could either eliminate them from title contention, or keep them in the mix, as their remaining schedule after Saturday features six teams with losing records.

REMAINING GAMES: Saturday vs. B-CU; 10-19 @ FAMU; 10-26 MORG; 11-2 @ DSU; 11-9 SSU; 11-16 @tex. SOUTH; 11-23 @ HAMP

Delaware State (1-4, 1-1 * 229 Sagarin)
@ The Hornets have been a tough out despite being in rebuilding mode, escaping Savannah State with a 24-22 win, before going toe-to-toe with #21st ranked Bethune-Cookman for three quarters before bowing out 21-7… The Hornets have played a rugged schedule so far which features three FCS Top 25 teams – #1 North Dakota State; #4 Towson and the #21 Wildcats, along with perennial power Delaware…. DSU has two remaining contenders on their schedule, Norfolk State at home Saturday and North Carolina A&T on the road (Oct. 19).

REMAINING GAMES: Saturday vs. Norfolk State; 10-19 @ NCA&T; 10-26 @ HAMP; 11-2 HOWARD; 11-9 BYE; 11-16 @ FAMU; 11-23 MORG.

Morgan State (1-5, 1-1 * 234 Sagarin)
@ The Bears snapped a five-game skid last Saturday with a 34-21 home win over slumping Florida A&M, on the heels of a narrow 27-21 conference-opening loss at Norfolk State two weeks ago… Morgan has a bye Saturday before a closing six-game stretch that includes contenders NCCU, SCSU, A&T and DSU.

REMAINING GAMES: 10-12 BYE; 10-19 @ NCCU; 10-26 @ HOW; 11-2 HAMP; 11-9 NCA&T; 11-16 @ SCSU; 11-23 @ DSU

Florida A&M (1-4, 0-1 * 223 Sagarin)
@ The Rattlers are the leading candidates for the league’s Most Disappointing Award right now, having lost four straight games, including two winnable non-conference home bouts against Tennessee State (27-7) and Samford (27-20), and last Saturday’s 34-21 loss in their conference opener at Morgan State… The FAMU Offense, has tailed off dramatically so far, ranking last in the MEAC and 120th (of 122) in FCS, managing a paltry 211 yards per game… The Rattlers are still alive for the title, but face four of the leading contenders – A&T, NSU, SCSU and B-CU in their closing seven game stretch.

REMAINING GAMES: 10-12 @ Savannah State; 10-19 HOWARD; 10-26 NCA&T; 11-2 @ NSU; 11-9 @ SCSU; 11-16; DSU; 11-23 B-CU (Orlando).

Hampton (0-5, 0-1 * 233 Sagarin)
@ The Pirates are on the verge of being marched off the plank of their own ship as they continue their recent struggles on the gridiron under beleaguered coach Don Rose… Although they are just 0-1 and mathematically still in the hunt for the league title, they have a formidable final seven games that includes Saturday’s home bout with North Carolina A&T, next week’s road game at Norfolk, plus a November home date with NCCU followed by a road tilt at Bethune-Cookman.

REMAINING GAMES: Saturday vs. North Carolina A&T; 10-19 @ NSU; 10-26 DSU; 11-2 @ MORG; 11-9 NCCU; 11-16 @ B-CU; 11-23 HOWARD.

Savannah State (1-5, 0-2 * 242 Sagarin)
@ Under new management, the Tigers are no longer playful tabby cats but have shown a renewed growl since the hiring of head coach Earnest Wilson this summer… SSU is six points away from being 2-0 in league play, with a 24-22 home loss to Delaware State, followed by a 26-24 road heartbreaker at Norfolk State last week… The Tigers host struggling FAMU Saturday, then tackle B-CU, NCCU, SCSU, Howard and A&T to close the regular season.

REMAINING GAMES: Saturday vs. FAMU; 10-19 @ B-CU; 10-26 NCCU; 11-2 SCSU; 11-9 @ HOW; 11-16 @ NCA&T

Monroe earns 2nd Weekly MEAC honor

September 9, 2013September 9, 2013 / J Bell / Leave a comment

Alex Monroe has been named MEAC Offensive Lineman of the week for the 2nd consecutive week the conference announced on Monday evening. Monroe (LT, 6-5, 305, Sr., Jacksonville, Fla.) paved the way for a season-high 464 yards of total offense in a 66-7 win over Virginia Union. He blocked for three different quarterbacks and aided B-CU to amass the most points since 2010 (vs. N.C. A&T 67 points; Oct. 28). He also added two pancake blocks while receiving a grade of 93-percent on his assignments.

Howard’s Greg McGhee was selected as the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference’s (MEAC) Offensive Player of the Week, the conference announced on Monday. D’Vonte Grant, of North Carolina A&T, was named Defensive Player of the Week.

Other Top Performers

Nick Addison (B-CU) returned an interception 28 yards for a touchdown and collected four tackles, two solo, against Virginia Union.

Jontavious Carter (B-CU) finished the game with two catches for 38 yards and two touchdowns in the Wildcats’ victory over Virginia Union.

Cary White (B-CU) rushed for 62 yards on eight attempts with one touchdown versus Virginia Union.

Wildcats predicted to repeat; J. Fields and I. Jackson earn Player of the Year Honors

July 27, 2013July 27, 2013 / J Bell / Leave a comment

BCU LB – Jarkevis Fields

The Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) announced on Friday at its annual Press Luncheon that defending conference champion, Bethune-Cookman, earned 16 of the 21 first place votes casted and were predicted to repeat as conference champions. The Wildcats have won 14 consecutive games in conference including 8 straight in 2012.

In addition to the team accolades, linebacker Jarkevis Fields and running back Isidore Jackson were selected as Defensive Player of the Year and Co-Offensive Player of the Year respectively.

Fields, a 6-0, 230-pound senior from Sanford, Fla., led the Wildcats in tackles in both 2011 and 2012. Last season he registered 103 tackles, six tackles for losses and a sack; and he helped pace a defense that finished 7th nationally in Total Defense (301.42 ypg); 10th nationally in Scoring Defense (18.25 ppg), and 1st nationally in Turnovers Gained (36).

Jackson, 5-10, 205-pound from running back Mossy Head, Fla., eclipsed the 1,000 rushing mark in 2012 and spearheaded the MEAC’s top rushing attack (244 ypg); top Total Offense (387.9 ypg); and top Scoring Offense (29.4 ppg). Jackson and FAMU quarterback Damien Flemming were named Co-Offensive Player of Year.

Joining Isidore Jackson and Jarkevis Fields on the MEAC’s first team All-Conference were offensive lineman Alex Monroe, defensive back Nick Addison, and defensive end LeBrandon Richardson. Wide receiver Eddie Poole landed on the second team for offense, and defensive lineman Tevin Toney received honorable mention awards.

2013 Predicted Order of Finish

(First Place Votes in Parenthesis)

School Points

1. Bethune-Cookman (16) 480

2. South Carolina State (2) 365

3. North Carolina A&T 302

4. North Carolina Central 260

5. Florida A&M 250

6. Howard 227

7. Norfolk State (1) 222

8. Delaware State 201

9. Hampton (1) 196

10. Morgan State 113

11. Savannah State (1) 52

2013 Football All-Conference Preseason Teams

Co-Offensive Player of the Year: Damien Flemming, Florida A&M and Isidore Jackson, Bethune-Cookman

Defensive Player of the Year: Jarkevis Fields, Bethune-Cookman

Pos.	Name	Cl.	School	Hometown
QB	Damien Fleming	Jr.	Florida A&M	Jacksonville, Fla.
RB	Isidore Jackson	Sr.	Bethune-Cookman	Mossy Head, Fla.
RB*	Malcolm Williams	Jr.	Delaware State	Reading, Pa.
RB*	James Owens	r-Sr.	Florida A&M	Apopka, Fla.
WR	Lenworth Lennon	r-Jr.	Florida A&M	Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
WR	Simon Hewyard	Sr.	Savannah State	Savannah, Ga.
TE	Joseph Hawkins	r-Sr.	Norfolk State	Chicago, Ill.
C	Brandon Cunningham	Sr.	Delaware State	Lumberton, N.J.
OL	Alex Monroe	Sr.	Bethune-Cookman	Jacksonville, Fla.
OL	Kevin House	r-Jr.	Florida A&M	Jacksonville, Fla.
OL	Zerrie Patterson	So.	Florida A&M	Fort Pierce, Fla.
OL	Joshua Matthews	Sr.	Howard	Bowman, S.C.

DEFENSE
Pos.	Name	Cl.	School	Hometown
DL	LeBrandon Richardson	Jr.	Bethune-Cookman	Miami, Fla.
DL	Damon Gresham Chisholm	So.	Howard	Covington, Ga.
DL	Rodney Gunter	Jr.	Delaware State	Haines, Fla.
DL	Javon Hargrave	So.	South Carolina State	Salisbury, N.C.
LB	Jarkevis Fields	Sr.	Bethune-Cookman	Sanford, Fla.
LB	Ernest Adjei	Sr.	Delaware State	Woodbridge, Va.
LB	Lynden Trail	r-Jr.	Norfolk State	Miami, Fla.
DB	Nick Addison	Jr.	Bethune-Cookman	Tampa, Fla.
DB	Julien David	Sr.	Howard	Coral Springs, Fla.
DB	D’Vonte Graham	Sr.	North Carolina A&T	Tallahassee, Fla.
DB	Terrick Colston	So.	Delaware State	Lakeland, Fla.
P	Nick Belcher	r-Sr.	South Carolina State	Sumter, S.C.
PK	Chase Varnadore	r-So.	Florida A&M	Tallahassee, Fla.
RS	D’Vonte Graham	Sr.	North Carolina A&T	Charlotte, N.C.

Second Team
OFFENSE
Pos.	Name	Cl.	School	Hometown
QB	Jordan Reid	r-Sr.	North Carolina Central	High Point, N.C.
RB	Aquanius Freeman	Jr.	Howard	New Orleans, La.
RB	Brendon Riddick	r-So.	Norfolk State	Richmond, Va.
WR	Eddie Poole	Grad.	Bethune-Cookman	Belle Glade, Fla.
WR	Derrick Demps	r-Sr.	Norfolk State	Tallahassee, Fla.
TE	David Wilson	Sr.	Howard	Sacramento, Calif.
C	Ronald Canty	r-Jr.	North Carolina A&T	Chester, S.C.
OL	John Smith	r-So.	Howard	Atlanta, Ga.
OL	Jamal Wilson	r-Sr.	Hampton	Brooklyn, N.Y.
OL	Williams Robinson	r-Jr.	North Carolina A&T	Clinton, Md.
OL	Charles Goodwin	r-Sr.	North Carolina Central	High Point, N.C.

DEFENSE
Pos.	Name	Cl.	School	Hometown
DL	Tyree Hearn	Sr.	North Carolina A&T	Durham, N.C.
DL	George Riddick	Jr.	Norfolk State	Suffolk, Va.
DL	Matthew Davis	Sr.	Hampton	Chesapeake, Va.
DL	Demarco Bisbee	r-So.	Morgan State	Lansing, Mich.
LB	D’Vonte Grant	Sr.	North Carolina A&T	Charlotte, N.C.
LB	Justin Hughes	Jr.	South Carolina State	Virginia Beach, Va.
LB	Travis Crosby	Sr.	North Carolina A&T	Charlotte, N.C.
DB	Davon Moore	Jr.	Delaware State	Mt. Vernon, N.Y.
DB	Joe Rankin	Sr.	Morgan State	Germantown, Md.
DB	Ryan Smith	r-So.	North Carolina Central	Upper Marlboro, Md.
DB*	John Wilson	Sr.	Savannah State	Athens, Ga.
DB*	Jonathan Pillow	r-Sr.	Florida A&M	Jacksonville, Fla.
P	Matthew Cornellus	r-Sr.	North Carolina Central	Charlotte, N.C.
PK	Oleg Parent	Jr.	North Carolina Central	Lake Forest, Calif.
RS	James Owens	r-Sr.	Florida A&M	Apopka, Fla.

Third Team
OFFENSE
Pos.	Name	Cl.	School	Hometown
QB	Nico Flores	r-Sr.	Norfolk State	Miami, Fla.
RB	Dae-Hon Cheung	So.	Delaware State	Coatesville, Pa.
RB	Conley Smith	So.	Norfolk State	Chesapeake, Va.
WR	Tyler McDonald	Sr.	South Carolina State	Summerville, SC
WR	Dylan Cook	Sr.	Savannah State	Hiram, Ga.
TE	Kris Drummond	Jr.	Savannah State	Washington, D.C.
C	Doug Almendares	Sr.	Florida A&M	Miami, Fla.
OL	Domanic Wilson	r-Jr.	South Carolina State	Lake City, SC
OL	Karim Barton	Sr.	Morgan State	Los Angeles, Calif.
OL	E.J. Rogers	r-Jr.	Norfolk State	Alexandria, Va.
OL	Cameron Williams	r-Sr.	Norfolk State	Burke, Va.

DEFENSE
Pos.	Name	Cl.	School	Hometown
DL	Andrew Carter	r-Jr.	South Carolina State	Hamlet, NC
DL	Tevin Toney	Sr.	Bethune-Cookman	Sebring, Fla.
DL	Micah Blount	Sr.	Savannah State	Stone Mountain, Ga.
DL*	Chikezie Ukeje	Sr.	Delaware State	Stanten Island, N.Y.
DL*	Noel Clarke Jr.	Jr.	Norfolk State	Brooklyn, N.Y.
LB	Christopher Robinson	r-Jr.	Morgan State	Germantown, Md.
LB	Joe Boyd	Sr.	Delaware State	Ft. Washington, Md.
LB	Brandon Denmark	Sr.	Florida A&M	Tallahassee, Fla.
DB	Keenan Lambert	r-Jr.	Norfolk State	Norfolk, Va.
DB	Nathan Ayers	Jr.	Morgan State	Baltimore, Md.
DB	Devontae Johnson	r-Jr.	Florida A&M	Tallahassee, Fla.
DB	Carvin Johnson	Sr.	Hampton	New Orleans, La.
PK	Nick Belcher	r-Sr.	South Carolina State	Sumter, SC
RS	Chris Flowers	Sr.	Morgan State	Haines City, Fla.

*indicates tie

(Baseball) Wildcats advance to MEAC Title Game

May 19, 2013July 27, 2013 / J Bell / Leave a comment

Skipper Jason Beverlin

MEAC regular season co-divisional champions @CookmanBaseball (35-23) and Savannah State (32-21) will square off on Sunday afternoon in the finals of the 2013 MEAC Baseball Championship.

The Cats and Tigers shared identical conference records (17-7) and split their six head-to-head matchups during the regular season.

SSU, who was awarded with the Southern Division’s top seed based on the conference’s fourth tiebreaker (head-to-head record against common divisional opponent), enters the finals from the winner’s bracket. The Tigers are 3-0 in the tournament and have scored an average of 12.6 runs per contest during the three game stretch.

In additional to scoring a plethora of runs, Savannah State will have the services of the MEAC’s top pitcher, Kyle McGowin (11-1) on Sunday. McGowin allowed just 1 earned run in a complete game effort against Maryland Eastern Shores in his last outing. McGowin’s lone defeat this season was suffered at the hands of Bethune-Cookman on May 5th in Savannah.

BCU, who dropped an opening round MEAC tournament contest for the first time since 2005, have won four consecutive tournament games eliminating Delaware State, North Carolina Central, North Carolina A&T, and Coppin State in the process.

The Wildcat’s Ace, Montana Durapau, will likely toe the rubber for BCU in the championship game scheduled for 1:00. Durapau pitched 8 2/3rds in the Cats’ 5-1 victory over Delaware State on Thursday night.

The MEAC Baseball Championship is a double elimination tournament therefore the Wildcats will have to defeat SSU twice on Sunday if they hope to retain their crown. If the Wildcats can hold in the 1:00 contest, a second winner-take-all championship game will begin 35 minutes after the conclusion of the first game.

Bethune-Cookman is looking to secure its eighth consecutive MEAC crown.

You can follow the championship action on BCU’s official Twitter feeds at @BCUathletics or @Cookmanbaseball.

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