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.MORE HONORS: The IAA nd IA
plac d 27 players on the N AA Divi ion II AII- uth Regi n
Team. Fifteen of25 first-team player (5 of l l on ffen e,
t � 1 n defen e and 2 of 3 peciali t ) came fr m th tw
BI k liege conference .
FI : Ll - Darrell Jack n, Va. St t ; RB
- Richard Huntley, Win ton-Salem St.; WR - Or nd
Win t n- alem t. and Jame R , Norfolk St.; TE -
Benford, Albany t.
FIRST TEAM DEFENS'E: LINE - Brian Sa
of the
PAG.
began in late Au­
gu t, we called itthen wplac
f r I k c Beg port.
We pr mi ed t give
y u wh re nd when y ur fa­
v rite teams played, _c re and
ph t fr . m bl c c liege
game update on all the black
c liege c nferenc and inde-
THREE EN AND A BABY: Grambling's Robinson at 76 still
setting the pace; Hampton president Harvey pu hing forward;
Pin Sluff Hardman constructing a winner out of th she;
and McNair, the next great one in his infancy.
h tt r.And
we talked
abo t
Grambling'
d die
Robin on
and hi dra-'
matic run
for 400 vic­
tor i e
w h i c h
THE FACES OF PHASE 0 E
lete , and fea­
ture n pi aye ,
coache , fan
and even pre i­
dent that hap
the pre ent and
future of black college i> rts.
In our first edition we
warned you about Alcorn
tate' danger u OB Steve
Mc air and the fact that he
w a legitimate Hei man Tro­
phy candidate and po ible
fir t pick in the FL draft.
ub equently and quite fit-
CIAA release
twe n Grambling nd Alcorn
tat , and ev ry ingl bl c
colleg game I rg or m n.
Along the w y w
brought you the "NIGHT­
MARE", black colleg leg cy
of the FLand th dream com
true of the Golden Lion of
Arkan -Pin Bluff, NAIA
_national runner -up.
Th alvo have ben
came' up a fired and the shots have truly
little hort. been heard around the country
T hat . and the world.
leave u Ba ketball take cen-
an excellent lead tory for next ter tage now, with baseball,
year' e n. track and tenni in its hadow.
In ub equent editi n we We'll be rightthere to cover all
chronicled Hampton the action in Phase II - the
Univeri ty' bold move to rivalrie, the tournaments and
NCAA Divi i n I tatu, tal- the howdowns, Thi tripcould
ented player to watch, cla ic be as exciting as the first one.
matchup like the early tay on board.
ea aon h tout (60-56) be-
tingly hi photo ha appeared
on eight of our 17 editions
while hi name ha been in
everyone.
We called thi a year
of change and gr wth for black
college athletic ,and with un­
precedented televi ion cover­
age the product ha never been
chedule
Kudo
for Hypin
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Ir
.... ;.1
ink it' Y to hy
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arc. ot hardly. But Alcorn te
Derrick Hackett did it and won an
award for it.
Hackett was selected as the 1994
winner of the Hype. man Award given to
the Sports Information Director who
personifie the hyperbolic nature of the
Heisman Award. Hackett was honored
for his efforts to promote Alcorn OB
Steve McNair who fini hed third in the
voting, an unprecedented finish for a black college player.
Hackett ent out weekly update, features and four-coJor
promoson McNair'sexpJoits and held weekly press confer­
ence . The award i ponsored by the Dead SID Society.
'... oppin tate, the BC P pre ea on #1 pick, finally got into the win column. The
agl . dr pp d Bowie tate la t aturday, 99 - 67. Five C U player cored in
d u 1 figur led by idney Goodman with 17 point. Michael Thomas had 14
pint and 16 rebound. Tariq anders cored 16 point and yle Lock dropped
in 15 pint. Afterlo ing to Oklahoma, t. John, Kan as, Mi ouri and Kan a tate
ppin u d the experience to jump out to a 53 - 29 halftime lead and crui e to its fir t
viet ry of the a on. r.
outhwe tern thletic Conference ha promoted Lonza Hardy to the rank
istant mmi ioner for Media Relation. Hardy had
rv d . Publicity Director for the conference for five year prior
hi pr motion. A member of the Board of Director for the
lack olleg port Information Director A ociation, Hardy
n w me th highe t ranking media relation profe ional at
any black c llege conference.
BCSP BASKETBALL POLL
1. TENNESSEE STATE (4-0) - No games this week.
Face Virginia Comonwealth on 12/21.
2. TEXAS SOUTHERN (5-2) • Continuing to play
well off NCAA tourney appearance.
3. VIRGINIA UNION (5-0) - Beat Lincoln. Holiday
schedule is
4. MISS. VALLEY ST. (5-2)- Third place finish in
.. UAB tourney.
5. JC SMITH (7-2)· Talented bunch holding steady ..
Should contend for S. Div. crown.
6. COPPIN STATE (1-5) - Let's be serious. They are
qood. .
7. SOUTHERN (�O) - Leading the nation in scoring
at 1-28 ppg.
8. HAMPTQN ,(7-2) - Won three straight this week­
end and knocked Shaw back to reality.
9. MOREHOUSe (6-1) - Tigers off to best start in
SIAC.
10. MILES (7-2) - Win over Alabama A&M.
nter llegeiate Athletic As ociation has joined the Mid Ea tern
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ch dule of t levi ed ba ketball game for thi ea on includes four regular
ea on games and four tournament game .
Produced by Sunbelt Video and distrib­
uted on a network of independent tations
and cable-tv outlets, the game begin J anu­
ary 21 when Elizabeth City tate vi its
orfolk State. Other regular eason
g m . include February 4 - Winston- alem tate at Johnson C. mith, February
11- Hampton at orfolk tate and February 18 - Virginia Union at orth arolina
entral. The tourriament chedulewill feature the two men's emi-final game on
F bruary 24 and the men' and women's champion hip game on February 25. A
.alway , ch ck your local Ii tings for time' and tation.
PK - K vin HUlon, N.
Central; P - AJex Camp II Morri Brown
OND TEAM 0 SE: LINE - David O'Har ,AJbany t.:
l v, n Grah m, Fayett ville St.; Anthony Hackett Virginia t.; OS
- Aaron parrow, Norfolk St.; RB - Antonio Leroy, Albany St.; T
- ta y Grave , Virginia Union; WR - Dadario McCutcheon,
Tu keg e
o D TEAM DEFENSE: LlNE'- Micba I Lattimore, N ..
entral; Leroy Lewi , Virginia St.; LB - Sila Demary, Virginia St.;
hrist pher Th rna ,Tu kegee; DB - Greg William -Evans, N,
entral
DID YOU KNOW?
BI hop Col leg holds the NCAA Oiv. III record for most
points scored in a single game. They beat Southwest
Assembly of God, 168 - 76 in a game played January 31,
1983.
The NCAA record for fewest points allowed per game
belongs to Alcorn Stat for their defensive effort in 1941.
The Sraves gave up a total Of 323 points in 16 games.
Norfolk State holds the NCAA Oiv. II regular season record
for most consecutive games scoring 100 points. The Spartans
went over the century mark 17 straight times in 1970.
Compiled by Wallace Dooley, Jr.
THE STAT CORNER
WHO ARE THE BEST PERFORMERS IN BLACK COLLEGE SPORTS
..
HBCU-NCAA ALL-TIME
SINGLE SEASON SCORING LEADERS
Name l School
PTS
AVG
Div Year
1
Earl Monroe! W-S St.
1,329
'41.5
2
1967
2
Travis Grant/ Ky. State
1,304
39.5
2
1972
3
WilJje Shaw! Lane
706
39.2
2
1964
4'
Thales McReynolds! Miles
706
39.2
2
1965
5
Mike Davis! Va. Union
908
36.3
2
1968
6
Shanr:lon Lily! Bishop
908
34.9
3
1983
7
Harold Aobertson! Lincoln (Mo.)
965
34.4
2
1978
8
Earnest Lee! Clark Atlanta
990
34.1
2
1985
9
Danny Dixon! Ala. A&M
910
33.7
2
1983
10
A.J. English! Va. Union
1,001
33.3
2
1990
11
Dwain Govan! Bishop
963
33.2
3
1975
12.
Willie $haw! Lane
593
32.9
2
1962
13
Aaron James! Grambling
869
32.2
2
1974
14
Tony Murphy! Southern-SR
932
32.1
1
1980
15
John Atkins! Knoxville
783
31.3
3
1978
16
Ron Barrow! Southern-BA
707
30.7
'2
1975
17
Harry Kelly! Tx. Southern
862
29.7
1
1982
18
Earnest Lee! Clark Atlanta
861
29.7
2
1987
19
Gary Mattison! St. Augustine's
766
29.4
2
1991
20
Earnest Lee! Clark Atlanta
819
29.2
2
1986
21 . Harry Kelly! Tx. Southern
835
28.8
1
1983
22
Earl Jones! Univ. of DC
630
28.6
2
1984
23
Roh Barrow! Southern-BA
772
28.6
'2
1976
24
Gregory Jackson! St. Paul's
717
27.6
2
1981
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BCSP NOTES
COMPILED BY ERIC MOORE
... The h elected it Coache of the Year for fall sport. HARDY: An ap­
Hampton Univer ity' Joe Taylor wa named football Coach of preciated BCSID
th Year aft r leading the Pirate to their third traight conference
f tball champi n hip. orfolk tate Univeristy wept cro country oach of the
Y ar h n r . Men' coach teve Riddick and women' coach verne weat were
b th un nimou choice . In volleyball, Virginia Union' Jackie McWilliam wa
narn d ch f the Year after leading aLady Panther turnaround in ju t two year.
M William i a former tar at Hampton where he wa named fre hman player of
y ar,4 tim AlI- lAA and All Tournament, and conference tournament MVP in
o nd 1 2. Hampton retired her number 12 jer ey following her enior y�ar.
THE" OU II. orehou e ollege ha announced that
th y h v "di continued the ervice" of th ir entire football
taff in 1 uding r kie head coach Vincent William . William
t k v r th pr gram at the beginning of th ea on following
th dep rture f r ig a n. William 'Tiger fini hed thi
. a n at -7 inel uding a win over Howard at homecoming.
M r h u will n w b looking for it fourth head coach in
v n y ar .
That rna two head f tball coach opening in the three
tlanta niv r ity enter in titution a Morri Brown head
ach and athl tic director . r omp on re igned recently WILLIAMS: Gone
after 1 y ar at the helm. after one year.
THURSDAY, DECE BER 22, 1
Coppin S te at Lou' lana Stat .. 8:00p
Grambling Stat& t S.E. Louisiana - 7:00p
Jackson State a1 Michigan - 7:30p
Mi . Val y Stat at Wisconsin-Green Bay - 7:3Op
South CaroUna State t South Carolin - 7:3Op
St. Franc at Md. -Eastem Shore - 7:30p
FRIDAY, DECE BER 23, 1994
Morgan State at Maryland
TUESDAY, DECE BER 27.1.'"
Morgan State at Ohio State - 8:00p
Tu keg at Xavi r - 7:30p
WED ESDAY, DEC� BER 28,1994
Augu va Savannah St. - 7:3Op In Aug ta College
Tournament
Bethu Cookman
East Strou burg Johnson C. Smith - 7:3Op
G rg town Gramb 'ng St- 6:00p In C8pita1-...--.:o
Miss. V y Stat Geor - 7:3Op
Univ. of D.C. va Norfolk S - 5:3Op in Aug-.