BAAD AI R: Now th t teve "Air II" Mc ir
h bee m the N AA c r er ttl offe le der for II
divi ion (I, I-AA, II nd III)
you might wonder wh t other
r cord re in re ch. Two
which come to mind re the
N AA Divi ion I-AA career
ping y rd g� record held
by Neil Lomax of Portl nd
tate nd the career touchdown
pa record held by WilJie
Totten of Mi i ippi V lley.
McNair need 2 y rd in t�e
next three g me to pa
Lomax. A more difficult ta k
may be catching Totten.
McNair need 33 touchdown
TOTTEN: Career TO
passing mark may be
beyond McNair's
reach.
p in the next three game
r Delta Devil quarterback' 40-g me
ingtouch wn. Ironically, Mc air
ju t pdT tten t m ve into cond place on the career
ping yard Ii t with hi 57-yard pa ing performance
I ·t we k a ain t uthern. Totten i now a MVSU a i-
tant h.
AGGIES' BEWARE: Bethune-
kman i n t e ' t I Y cooper ting as homecoming 1"11.--'­
thi ye r. With play h r or there, the Wildcat picked
to fini h la t in the M A , could b right in the thick of the
r ceo On ct b r , Howard queaked out a la t-minute
21-19h mec mingwinoverthe'Cat andtwoweek later,'
uth ar lina State b arly escaped with a 28-26 home­
c ming win in Orangeburg. Thi week N.C. A&T cel­
ebrate. h mec mingwith B thune-Cookman theoppo­
nent. The Aggie had better be wary of the wily Wildcats
and their "let' have me fun" Head Coach Cy McLairen.
In pite of a ix game 10 ing treak, BCC has 10 t its last
three game by a total f ju t five point ..
MOl BERTHS: The NCAA Executive Com­
mittee ha appr ved the expan ion of the Divi ion II men's
ba ketball tournament from 32 to 48 team this season.
La t year 16 team were selected for "play-in" game to
earn their way into the tournament field. Norf. State, Va.
Uni nand liz.City tateoftheCIAAandAlabamaA&M
and Paine f the lAC were' awarded bid la t year.
rf Ik tate and Alabama A&M appear ready to return
t the final. having been ranked in everal pre- ason
nati nal poll . La t year th NSU Spartan won the South
tlantic Region and the Alabama A&M Bulldogs cap­
tured the uth Regi n hampion hip. Thi year' NCAA
Divis i n 11 ham pi n hip move t Loui ville, KY after
. vera! year in pringfield, Ma . The la t bl ck college
t win a men' Divi ion II national champion hip wa
Virginia nion in 1 92.
THE STAT CORNER
WHO ARE THE BEST PERFORMERS AMONGST BLACK COlLEGES
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o t Xp rl nc.d ctlve
bl ck coli L play r
Jackie Slater - Rams/Jackson St.
19 yrs
Albert Lewis - Raiders/Albany St.
12·yrs
Richard Dent - 4gersrrennessee St.
12 yrs
Andre Waters - Cardinals/Cheyney
11 yrs
Jerry Rice - 4gersJMiss. Valley
10 yrs
John Taylor - 4gers/Delaware St.
9 yrs
Bernard Bussey - Bucs/S. C. State
9 yrs
Eddie Anderson - Raiders/Ft. Valley
9 yrs
Nate Newton - Cowboys/FAMU
9 yrs
Milton Mack - Lions/Alcorn State
8 yrs
Gene Atkins - Dolphins/FAMU
8 yrs
UR Fl PI. er R! re
7.Et7
BLACK COLLEGE FOOTBALL (Results. Standings and Weekly Honors)
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wyman ge to tay in the thick of
thin and h ve a chance to control
their own d tiny thi n. A
win thi wee would po it ion the
Hornet for a howdown next week
gain t NCA&T, perhap for the
conference' lead. RB Phil And r­
son h ccounted for 974 all-pur­
po yard and i a threat both run­
ning, ping nd returning kic .
A game with ignificant brag­
ging right kic off in Birming-
ham when IDa tate (3-4-0,
2-3-0) meets ba M (2-
6-0, 2-4-0) in the 53rd Magic City
PHIL ANDERSON: Nearing
1,000 all-purpose yards on
the season.
OPTEN
CI ic. Thi g me i a mu t-
e for BCF fan in Alabama
F
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for
ge bid.
GAMES THIS WEEK
Ellz City St. va. I1IIfl.U
FtV
1:00 pm
NE Okla. St. va. Lan on in Tahlequah, 0K2:00pm
Nichol St. vs. Southern in Thibodaux, LA 7:00pm
SW Mo St VI. Central St in Cape G rard u 1 :30 pm
Samford va. Alcorn St. in Birmingham, AL 1:00 pm
Savannah St. VI. Kentucky St. in Sav nah, GA 1:30 pm
CLA
GOLD BOWL (CIM TV Networlc)
Va. Union va. Va. St e In Richmond, VA 1:30 pm
MAGIC CITY CLASSIC
Ala. St VS. A&M n Burmingham, Al 1 :00 pm
SPORTSMAN'S CLASSIC
llvingstone V . NCCU in Wilmington, NC 1 :OOpm
TIGER PAW CLASSIC.
T x So. vs. Grambl ng In Hou ton, TX 7:00 pm
HO ECO IN
Albany St. va. Clark Atlanta in Albany, GA 1:30 pm
Ch yn y va. Mansfield in Cheyney, PA 1 :00 pm
o war St. va. SC Stat in Dov r, DE 1:00 pm
Fayettevi St VI. � St i.n Fayettevill ,NC 1:30 pm
FAMU vs. Morgan 51 in T Ish ,Fl 2:00 pm
Knoxv II va. N H V" in Knox'lI ,TN 1 :30 pm
Lan v ,Morr Brown n J cksoo, TN 2'00 pm
Mi Valley VS. Pralr Vw In Itta Bena, MS 2:00 pm
Morehou va. Howard n Atl nta, GA 2:00 pm
NC A.& T VI. Beth·Ckmn n Greensboro, NC 1 30pm
the regular ea n begin to wind d wn, play ff po
egin to loom. In NCAA Divi ion I-AA, Grambling and
can't participate b cau e th B you CI IC I heduled fter the
playoff begin. That leave Alcorn State with the be t chance t
advance into the playoff .Ifth Brave can get p t their next two n n­
confer nce opponent, Samford and nationally r nked Troy State a
November )9 date with Jack n State could prove crucial.
In Division II, Hampton can't advance b cau e they ar
tepping up to Divi ion I-AA. Albany St te look to have the be t
chance to et into the playoff but their fate may depend n a
ending meeting with Fort Valley State.
The entral tate Marauder look like a hoo-in f r the
Divi ion I playoff. Lang ton and po ibly Arkan -Pine Bluff al
have a hot to advance.
The Heritage Bowl bid are till up in the air but it looks like N.
A&T, .c. State and Delaware State have the be t chance to repre nt
the M AC whil Grambling it in the driver' eat a SWAC repr en-'
tative. If Grambling' Tigers can continue their undefeated sea__son, the
Heritage Bowl would give ach Eddie Robin n a chance to pick up
hi 400th career win thi ea n.
� Win t n- alem tate' Richard Huntley became the fir t black
collegerunnert eelip 1, yard this ea n. Th 6-1,215pound
juni r fr m M or carried 2 time for 9 yard and 2 t uchd wn in
the Ram' win over N. . entral. Huntley n w ha 1,020 yard in 7
6. ru hing yard every time he t uche the ball.
lack dream
•
I
. ightmar
team:
full
hi torically black chool , have
made and are continuing to
makean indelibl mark on the
pr game.
But there' a darker
id to thi "Nightmare."
The hi tory f black
athl te in the NFL i not unlike
Lut William.
BCSP Editor
up memorie of cintillating
run acrobatic catche bone­
jarring tackle and gravity-de­
fying interception. Th y in-­
elude player credit d with in­
venting technique like the
"bump-and-run" and for mak­
ing term like" ack." a h u -
h ld word. Th y rewr te rec rd
k , and me ar . till writ-
ing.Oth r. r d fin d their po i­
ti n dding flair and iving new
ld, tir d j de-
"om how th r I. an in nor
brand of f< otball pia d at pr -
onunantl black 'h, )1" A�
McNAIR: Maybe his skill Will
be acknowledged b fore he
reaches the NFL.
NIGHTMARE - n. 1. A dream
causing strongfeelings olfear, hor­
ror and distress.
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birthday, the Pitt burgh Po t-Ga­
zette early thi . football ea n un­
veiled it version of the All-Time
NFL Dream Team. USA TODAY
followed th t up with it own three­
deep anniver ry All-NFL team
The e dream teamer,
orne of th e t ever to pi y th
game were und ubtedly well-d -
erving and proved so during th ir
illu triou careers.
If you b lieve th t limit
our pe, ju twit and e.
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