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m nt. at tl nta Univ r ity enter in titution Clark
Interd n min ti nal The logic I minary, Morehou ,
M rri Br wn nd Spelman Coli g .
FAMU-LY FEUD: The mo l hocking result of
thi week's F AMU vs. Grambling cont t may not have
been the R ttler'
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DOUBLE YOUR U lTV: Th first nnual
nited Negro 011 ge und
KI KI 'IT' will be held thi w
RESPECTED COACHES:
Democrat
reuding over game films and
. Grambling's Eddie
spies.
Robin on nd
AMU'. BillY J ,th winninge t ctive co ch in bl ck
c illeg f tball engaged in a public pat. Robin' n c­
cu sed J c f n t exchanging game tape and Joe fired b ck
that Grambling ent a py to the FAMU-Southem game
the week bef reo App rently the feud date b ck to 1987
when Joe wa head coach at Central State and refused to
give Robin n tape of hi game. Joe mu t be on to
. mething. He won in '87 and won again la t week.
AMONG THE BEST: Black college b ket-
ball team ranked among the top team in Div.1I preseason
poll ; Basketball Times -- Norfolk tate (4), Alabama
A&M (13), Virginia Union (16), North Carolina Centr I
(21)and Hampton (24). Virginia Union'sThomasMeridith,
Norfolk tate' Corey William and Elizabeth City'S Jo-ve
Ford are pre ea n all-American election . The Sporting
News ranks Norfolk State fourth and Alabama A&M 5th.
College 'porl magazine peg William as the Div. II
player of the year.
BE THERE, ALOHA: The 50th CIAA tour­
nament i t for Feb. 20-25 t the Lawrence Joel Coliseum
in Win ton- al m, NC.
STAT CORNER
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WHO ARE THE BEST PERFORMERS AMONGST BLACK COLLEGES
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CIM COACHE WITH
THREE OR MOR CON ecunvs CIM rrne
C. H. Williams / Hampton University
(3) 1914,1915,1916
Eddie Hurt / Morgan State
(4) 1932,1933,1934,1935
Eddie Hurt / Morgan State
(5) 1940,1941,1942,1943,1944
Earl Banks / Morgan State
(4) 1965,1966,1967,1968
Dick Price / Norfolk State
(3) 1974,1975,1976
Willard Bailey I Virginia Union
(3) 1981, 1982, 1983
Joe Taylor I Hampton University
(3) 1992, 1993, 1994
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m y like to McNair' t regu­
name. They're right.
The winner could I nd an at­
lar e berth to the Div.I-AA play­
o but that i more likely for
Alcorn th t J c n State whose
team w unranked a wee go.
Div.I-AA bi are announced on
Sunday, Nov. 20.
MEAC champion te
(1-1-0, 5 ), despite being idle
I t week, 100 to move up from
its 25th ranking in I t week'
Div·. I-AA poll. The Bulldogs
travel to Green boro to face tradi­
tional nendingfoe C AT
( ,3-1-0). Last year these guy
pI yed three, count 'em, three
overtimes before SC St te
emerged a 58-52 winner. A Bull­
dog. win could land them one of
the 16 bid to the Div. I-AA play­
off ,while a 10 ould kill any of
tho. If no bid i forth­
comin they will ive th MEAC
an attractive m t.ch-up inst
Gramblin in th Dec. 30 Heri­
ta e Bowl in Atlanta.
The other conference me
that h a bearing on the Heritage
Bowl m tch-up i the 80 ard
(1-4-0, ) v . te
(3.2-0, 8 ) cont t in Wash­
ington, DC. A win by Del State
coupled with a I by NC A&T,
coupled with a berth for SC Stat
in the playoff could bring Del
State i first Heritage Bowl ap­
pearance.
SWAC champ GrambUn
(9-1-0, ) by virtue of i up­
set at the hand of Florida A&M,
will not bring an undefeated
record, and a shot at 400 wins for
co ch Eddie Robinson into- the
Heritage Bowl.
JOE TAYLOR: His Pirates
could finish as the top team
in BCF but division change
keeps them at home.
pi yforth l ltheonsecutiveyear.
The Marauders, NAJA n tional
ch mpion in 1990 and 1992,
tr vel to fellow bl ck college
rkan a -Ptne Bluff (7-3)
ranked ninth in the final poll, for
a 1 pm fir t round matchup on
Nov. 19. Lan 0 (9·2) enters
m th tQBSteve "Air"
Mc air i de ermined to propel
him If d hi team, m
(5·1 ,7·2.1)beyondallexpecta­
tion . Th mir cl man I t week
led the 21 t ranked Brav ainst
1#6 Troy St e, a m th t humbled
Alcorn 63-21 a year ago. A 10
probably would have cert inly
ended the Brave ' po tsea on
hopes. But McNair again ved
the day (476 yd . passing, 3 TDs,
110 yd . rushing in 47-44 win)
nd t up a Capital City CI ic
howdown with rival Jackso
tate(7-3 ,4-2 )atMi i ippi
Veteran Memorial Stadium in
Jackson. Starting time for the game
ha been pu hed back to 3:00 pm
FOOTBALL THIS WEEK
local)
v . Lane in Houston, TX
Towson St. vs. Morgan St. in Towson, MD 1:00 pm
CLA C
CAPITAl CITY CLASSIC
Alcorn St. . Jackson St. in Jackson, MS ESPN2 3:00 pm
U lTV WEEKEND
Clark vs. Morehous at Georg' Dome 1:30 pm
PLAYOfF GAMES
NCMDIV.II
Albany State at Vakto ta (GA) State 1:00 pm
NAJA
M.-PB vs. Central St. in Pine Bluff, AK 1:00 pm
Arkansas Tech vs. Langston 1 :00 pm
stant Editor
orfolk State and North CaroUn Central ar� the pre­
sea n pick of conference coaches for CIAA Northern and Southern
Division men's champion hips. And if the all-conference selection
are any indication, Norfolk State hould be the team to beat.
The Spartans finished 27-6 a year ago and despite fini hing
second to Virginia Union in both the Northern
Division and the conference tournament earned a
pot in the NCAA Div. II Elite Eight. Some
prese n magazine rank them as high as second
in the country, Four tarters return and all four are
pre ason all-conference selections. Leading the
group i 6-8 Corey WUllam , a 6-8 forward from
Philadelphia. William averaged 23.8 ppg. a year
RANSOM: Spar- ago and is a preseason. all-American pick. The
kUng name nd other Spartan cho en tt J.he all-conference team
awe ome game. are G Carnell P nn, G Derrick Bryant, nd C .
Cha e born. .
The coache cho (2) Hampton, (3) Va� Unlo , (4) Eliza·
beth City, (5) Va. State, (6) St. Paul' and (7) Bo I St. to follow
Norfolk in the North. In the South, JC Smith, is picked second
followed .. by (3) Fayettevlll State, (4) Wlnston·Salem State, (5)
haw, (6) St. Au u tine's and (7) Uvln ton.
The other pre ason all-conference picks are 0 Thoma.
Meredith of Va. Union, Hampton' G Kevin Gory, CJe-ve Ford
of Elizabeth City, F Roben Boykin of JC Smith, F Pbenizee
Ran om of WSSU and F Dou Hln of Virginia State.
On the women' side, orfolk Stat i picked to win the
Northern Divi ion �rown and Fayetteville State i picked to win the
South. Norfolk State also h four women on the 13-member pre­
ea on all-conference squad. The Spartanettes finished 27-4 in the
1993-94 e n and made it to the final eight of the Div. II playoff .
Spartanette G Usa Rice i the returning CIAA player of the year .
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BASKETBALL THIS WEEK
FRI., NOV. 18
C k-Attant vs. Morehou
SAT., NOV. 19
Bow State t W Tournam nt
EI� City t West Ch t Tournament
Virgin State vs. Fayettevtl State (DH)
JC Smith va. Pfe'"
Living one in au City C s c
Noforlk St. in England Tip-Off Cia Ie
NC Centr vs. Leno r Rhyn
All t St. Paul's
Morr at Shaw
Winston-Salem State t High Point
McM ter at Md. E t rn Shore
NOV. 21
Living one at Morris
Winston-Salem St te VI. Shaw (DH)
Selma at Tu keg (DH)
The Nightmare Team: Black dreams in full effect
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BCSP Editor
TH R 's n
1929 he guided qu d to champi­
on hip in ba ketball, footb II and
track. From 1931 to 1934, Hurt'
. football teams won 54 con ecu­
tivegame . Hi 1934team he con-
iders hi gre te t. They were un­
defeated, untied and un cored
upon. He won 14 CIAA ch mpi­
on hip arne nd fini h d 17 -
52-18 for hi care r.
HURT: Tactfully
h ndl d his play r
GAITHER: A builder
of men.
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