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Finally, the be t black college football player in th
country will be recognized with an appropriate ward.
The award, named for legendary 75-year old Grambling
University co ch, Eddie Robinson, will be presented
for the first time Dec. 8 in Atlant . Coach Robin n is
the winninge t coach of all time and soon will b come
the first co ch ever with 400 career victorie . The
trophy is a bronze bu t of Co ch Robinson, commi -
inned by the Rutherford Grop nd created by the Herff
Jone Company of Indianapoli . ESPN' Robin Rob­
ert will ho t the ward program. Four finali t for the
award will be announced on November 28.
towin th M ACwomen'
the 1994-95 ea on.
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BCSP Editor
You houldn't be urpri ed to know that Living tone prod­
uct Ben Co te went into Sunday' game the top receiver in the
AFC with 35 catche (529 yd , 15.1
avg., 5 TO). Again t the Raiders
Sunday he padded tho' numbers
naring nine p . The New En ..
gland Patriot 6-5, 245 lb. tight end i
ju t another example 'of how black
college playcer continue to' excel
"at the next level."
LO Angele I Raide d.
ach Art hell, Hall of' Pame
performer in hi playlOg d y when
th Raid rs were in Oak! nd i the
fir t black head c ach of the mod rn
era. hell excelled in football and played center in ba ketb 11 at hi
alma mater, Maryland State (now University of Maryland-Ea t­
ern Shore).
So obviou Iy, black college players have excelled on the
field and off. A we promised last week, here re m rc team-by­
team Ii tin of black college product now playing in the NFL.
The Ii t includes their number, name, year of NF experience,
po ition and college.
INDIANAPOUS COLTS
33
Ashley Ambrose (3)
DB
Mississippi Valley
25
Ronald Humphrey (1) AB
Mississippi Valley
73
Zefross Moss (6)
OT
Alabama State
LOS ANGELES RAIDERS
33
Eddie Anderson (9)
S
Fort Valley State
47
Donald Frank (5)
S
Winston-Salem State
87
Andrew Glover (4)
TE
Grambling
25
Dan Land (7)
S
Albany State
29
Albert Lewis (12)
CB
Grambling
71
Gerald Perry (7)
T
Southern
LOS ANGELES RAMS
75
Jackie Slater
T
Jackson State
MIAMI DOLPHINS
28
Gene Atkins (8)
S
Florida A&M
68
Houston Hoover (7)
G
Jackson State
MINNESOTA VIKINGS
3�
Malik Boyd (R)
CB
Southern
29
Charles Evans (2)
AB
Clark
90
Robert Harris (3)
DE
Southern
79
Roos�velt Nix (3)
DE
Central State
86
Jake Reed (4)
WR
Grambling
75
Fernando Smith (A)
DE
Jackson State
41
Robert Staten (1)
AB
Jackson State
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NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS
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7
Jay Walker (R)
OB
Howard
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37
Maurice Hurst (6)
CB
Southern
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59
Vincent Brown (7)
LB
Mississippi Valley
87
Ben Coates (4)
.TE
Livingstone
NEW ORLEANS SAINTS
26
Vince Buck (5)
DB
Central State
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58
Darion Conner (5)
LB
Jackson State
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36
Derrick Ned (2)
FB
Grambling
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Torrance Small (3)
WA
Alcorn State
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NEW YORK GIANTS
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DE
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NEW YORK JETS
88
Richie Anderson (1)
WA
Grambling
30
Brad Baxter (5)
FB
Alabama State
76
James Brown (2)
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Virginia State
66
Donald Evans (7)
DT/DE
Winston-Salem State
74
Everett Mciver (1)
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Elizabeth City State
67
Dwayne White (5)
G
Alcom Sat
PHILADELPHIA EAGLES
73
Lester Holm s (2)
G
Jac son
79
Mlkp Finn (2)
T/G
Arkansas- Pine Bluff
This Informatl wa omptl db Jesse Batten
B-BALL IN 'B-MORE: For the econd
traight year, the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference men'
and women' basketball tournament will be held in Balti­
more. The 24th Annual affair will be held March 1-4, 1995
at the T.L.HiIl Field Hou e on the c mpu of Morgan
State. Last year the MEAC record d it fir t ell ut when
fans were turned away during the men's emifinal . Tick­
ets go on ale November 1 at all nine member in tituti n .
'!lAIR II SIGHTINGS": Six week int I
the ea on if eve "Air W
McNair i n t th Hei man,
and by d fault Walt r Payt n
(Div. I-AA Player of the Year)
Awards leader then we'd like
to know who is. So far hi chief
competition for the Hei man
appears to be RB Napoleon
Kaufmann of Washington and
RB Ki Jana Carter of Penn
State. H wever, neither of them
can falter r McNair will b in
thi race al ne. McNair ha. 1-
THE HEISMAN:Give it
to him. He's earned it.
ready recovered from a etback, a di I ated h uld r, to
eontinue to astound. La t week hi 27- 2,32 yard,4
performance against Texas uthern a ain c nfirmed his
all-world tatu. far justthi year: 15 -2 ,5 %,2, 17
yard ,23 TD ,565 yd . ru hing, 3 m ,4 0 yd. P r gam
in total offense -- in ix game. Ph w!
NEW FACES IN THE PLACES:
Five of the MEAC's nine men' basketball team will
begin the ason with new coache . Fred G dman takes
over at Delaware State. Mike McLee h ju t b en hired
to lead Howard following Butch Beard" move to the New
Jersey Net. Jeff Menday move up from an a i tant'
position at the chool to take over at Maryland-Ea tern
Shore. Lynn Ramage, an a i tant at Morgan tate, will be
interim head coach for the Bears thi fall. Roy Th m
. tak over at N.C. A&T.
THE STAT CORNER
WHO ARE THE BEST PERFORMERS AMONGST BLACK COLLEG S
NFL T m. ith th
Mo.t Black Coli 9 Play r
Minnesota Vikings
Arizona Cardinals
Los Angeles Raiders
New York Jets
Cleveland Browns
San Diego Chargers
San Francisco 4gers
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Tennessee State
Grambling State
Jackson State
Florida A&M
Southern
Alcorn St t
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GAMES THIS WEEK
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(All times local)
Ala· Birmingham vs. Miss. Valley in B'ham, AI 7:00pm
Ala A&M vs. Albany St. in Huntsville, AL 1 :OOpm
Delaware St. vs. FAMU in Phila., PA 1 :30pm
E Stroudsburg vs Cheyney In E. Stroudsbg, PA 1:00pm
Fayetteville St. vs Va. State in Fay, NC 7:00pm
Knoxville vs. Eliz City St In Knoxville, Tn 1 :30pm
Livingstone vs JC Smith in Salisbury, NC 1 :30pm
Miles vs Ft. Valley State in Birmingham, AI 1 :30pm
NC A&T vs. Morgan St in Greensboro, NC 1 :30pm
NC Central vs Howard In Durham, NC 1'30pm
Prairie Vi w A&M v . Alcorn St In PV, Tx • 1.30pm
SE 0 I V Langs on in Durant Ok 2 OOpm
Southern v. J It !' St in Baton Rouge, La 7 oopm
Tenn St vs Austin Peay In Nashville. Tn 6:00pm
Eric Moore
acsp Assistant Editor
Won-I rec rd go out the wind w when
r g ing right are n the line.
Tra h-talking i at a premium and anything
can happen. Many a black bar er h p/beauty h pI
cafe' onve ati n ha centered ar und the re ult of
gam s like the matchup lated for week ven.
There ar everal f thi ilk t choo e fr m
CLASSICS
BA TILE OF THE BAY CLASSIC (elM TV NET)
Hampton vs. Norfolk St In Hampton, Va 1 :30pm
GULF COAST CLASSIC
Alabama St. vs Tx Southern in Mobile, AI 4:00pm
RED RIVER CLASSIC
Grambling vs Ark.-PB in Shreveport, La 700pm
MOREHOUSE·'SKEEGE CLASSIC
Tuskege vs. Morehouse in Columbus, Ga 7:00pm
HOMECOMINGS
Clark Atlanta vs. Ky. State in Atlanta, Ga sooom
Morris Brown vs Say St in Atlanta, Ga 1 30pm
SC State vs Beth Cookman In Orangeburg, SC 1'30pm
V Union vs Central St . In Richmond, Va 1 30pm
WVa State vs W Liberty In Institute, WVa 1 OOpm
W-S Stat vs BoWie St in Winston Sal m NC 1 30pm
BCSPTOP TEN
return t their old t mping
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