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Monday, October 2, 2017

Former Northwood Standout Montel Goods Named National Freshman of the Week

8:52 PM
Former Northwood Standout Montel Goods Named National Freshman of the Week
BUIES CREEK, N.C. – After posting 193 yards rushing and three touchdowns, Campbell’s Montel Goods has been named FCS National Freshman of the Week by STATS.

Goods helped Campbell down Morehead State 38-0 Saturday and was named the Pioneer Football League’s Offensive Player of the Week.

Making his first career start at running back, Goods' 193 yards stands as the second-highest total in Campbell's Division I era, and the most ever by a Camel at Barker-Lane Stadium.

The Pittsboro, N.C. native and former Northwood star carried 27 times for 193 yards, averaging 7.1 yards per attempt. In just three career games, Goods has scored six touchdowns, adding 260 yards rushing.

Photo Courtesy of Campbell Sports Information

Goods’ first TD of the day came from three yards out on the third play of the second quarter, capping a 13-play, 83-yard drive, Mitchell Brown added the PAT and the Camels took a 7-0 lead.

He added a two-yard touchdown run in the third, rounding off a 12-play, 77-yard drive to put Campbell up 24-0. Goods' third touchdown of the day – a three-yard run – completed a six-play, 65-yard march in only 1:44 and left CU in front 38-0 with 11:41 left in the game. The three touchdown day marked the 11th time a Camel has reached the endzone at least three times in a single game.

The Camels will host Valparaiso this week (Oct. 7). Kickoff is set for 2 p.m. at Barker-Lane Stadium.


Story Courtesy of Campbell Sports Information

Thursday, September 15, 2016

North Carolina A&T Top Team in SBN Black College Football Poll, Moves Up in Latest STATS FCS Poll

8:22 PM
North Carolina A&T Top Team in SBN Black College Football Poll, Moves Up in Latest STATS FCS Poll
After a thrilling 4OT victory over FBS Kent State, the North Carolina A&T Aggies are listed as the top team in the SBN Black College Football poll powered by American Urban Radio Networks.

The Aggies also have moved up from 23rd to 18th in the latest STATS FCS poll.







SBN Black College Football Poll


RankSchoolPointsVotes2015 Record
1.*North Carolina A&T300302-0
2.Alcorn State2341-0
3.Bethune Cookman2060-1
4.Prairie View A&M1831-1
5.Grambling State1580-1
6.Tennessee State1262-0
7.Tuskegee912-0
8.North Carolina-Central720-2
9.South Carolina State530-2
10.Bowie State361-1



STATS FCS Poll


RankSchoolVotesPrev
1North Dakota State (2-0)4205 (151)1
2Richmond (2-0)4046 (18)2
3Sam Houston State (1-0)37574
4Jacksonville State (1-1)33505
5Illinois State (2-0)329310
6Chattanooga (2-0)32916
7Montana (2-0)310314
8Eastern Washington (1-1)28518
9South Dakota State (1-1)27899
10UNI (1-1)27413
11James Madison (2-0)256012
12Charleston Southern (1-2)23817
13William & Mary (1-1)211613
14McNeese (1-1)186911
15Citadel (2-0)186015
16Western Illinois (2-0)176518
17Coastal Carolina (2-0)151417
18North Carolina A&T (2-0)123823
19Portland State (1-1)104416
20Youngstown State (1-1)77120
21Villanova (1-1)75722
22New Hampshire (1-1)61824
23Colgate (0-1)60621
24Northern Arizona (0-2)44319
25Albany (2-0)385NR

Others: Towson (212) , Harvard (153) , Eastern Illinois (144) , Samford (128) , Fordham (112) , Grambling State (112) , Eastern Kentucky (101) , Southern Utah (92) , North Dakota (92) , Alcorn State (71) , Stony Brook (59) , Western Carolina (47) , Nicholls (38) , Delaware (31) , Montana State (22) , Cal Poly (20) , Penn (20) , Tennessee State (17) , Furman (16) , Central Arkansas (16) , South Dakota (13) , Dayton (12) , Dartmouth (8) , Liberty (6) , Bethune-Cookman (5) , Florida A&M (5) , UT Martin (5) , Monmouth (5) , Wofford (5) , Weber State (2) , Southern Illinois (2) , Northern Colorado (1)

Monday, November 2, 2015

North Carolina A&T Moves Up to #19 in Latest STATS FCS Poll

10:36 PM
North Carolina A&T Moves Up to #19 in Latest STATS FCS Poll
Jacksonville State (7-1) remained No. 1 in the national media poll for the eighth straight week, with Illinois State (7-1) moving up one spot to No. 2 after Coastal Carolina tumbled six places following its first loss.

Chattanooga (7-1), whose only loss is to Jacksonville State, followed at No. 3 - its highest FCS ranking ever. Then it was Eastern Washington, Richmond (7-1), North Dakota State (6-2), Sam Houston State (6-2), Coastal Carolina (7-1), McNeese State (8-0) and Portland State. McNeese State and Portland State received one first-place vote each.

South Dakota State (6-2) was ranked 11th, followed by William & Mary (6-2); Harvard (7-0); James Madison (7-2); Charleston Southern (7-1), which beat Coastal Carolina 33-25; Fordham (7-2); Northern Iowa (4-4); Eastern Kentucky (5-3); North Carolina A&T (7-1); and Southern Utah.



RankSchoolVotesPrev
1Jacksonville State (7-1)3953 (139)1
2Illinois State (7-1)3825 (18)3
3Chattanooga (7-1)35404
4Eastern Washington (6-2)32755
5Richmond (7-1)32406
6North Dakota State (6-2)30977
7Sam Houston State (6-2)28438
8Coastal Carolina (7-1)27532
9McNeese State (8-0)2710 (1)10
10Portland State (7-1)2699 (1)12
11South Dakota State (6-2)228014
12William & Mary (6-2)226816
13Harvard (7-0)196415
14James Madison (7-2)18419
15Charleston Southern (7-1)173824
16Fordham (7-2)134911
17UNI (4-4)128218
18Eastern Kentucky (5-3)122713
19North Carolina A&T (7-1)117620
20Southern Utah (6-2)799NR
21Youngstown State (4-4)67025
22Montana (4-4)60917
23Indiana State (4-4)43621
24Dartmouth (6-1)33522
25Citadel (6-2)295NR


Others: Montana State (286) , Grambling State (224) , Eastern Illinois (176) , Bethune-Cookman (173) , Western Illinois (153) , Central Arkansas (97) , Alcorn State (82) , North Dakota (60) , Dayton (43) , UT Martin (36) , Northern Arizona (33) , Villanova (27) , Towson (15) , Southeastern Louisiana (13) , Western Carolina (11) , New Hampshire (9) , South Dakota (8) , Liberty (6) , Colgate (5) , Kennesaw State (5) , Penn (4) , Southern Illinois (2) , Duquesne (2) , South Carolina State (1)

Wednesday, October 1, 2014

Week 7 Top 15 Offenses and Defenses

8:25 AM
Week 7 Top 15 Offenses and Defenses
Check out the top offenses and defenses from around the state of North Carolina. Wallace-Rose Hill and Eastern Alamance are leading the way with over fifty points per game while Independence, Dudley, and Northeastern are giving up less than five points per game. Independence has an amazing five shutouts in their first six games. Check back each week to see how the state's top teams fare offensively and defensively.


Top 15 Most Total Points Scored

Team Pts
1 Eastern Alamance 307
2 Rose, J.H. 291
3 Farmville Central 289
4 Butler 279
5 Havelock 266
5 Wallace-Rose Hill 266
7 Cleveland 265
8 Northeastern 259
9 Pinecrest 256
10 High Point Central 255
11 Princeton 252
12 Richmond 250
13 Granville Central 249
13 Reagan 249
13 Southern Guilford 249

Top 15 Most Points Scored Per Game

Team Games Pts Avg
1 Wallace-Rose Hill 5 266 53.2
2 Eastern Alamance 6 307 51.2
3 Rose, J.H. 6 291 48.5
4 Farmville Central 6 289 48.2
5 Butler 6 279 46.5
6 Walkertown 5 231 46.2
7 Clinton 4 184 46
8 East Forsyth 5 229 45.8
9 Chapel Hill 5 224 44.8
10 Franklinton 5 223 44.6
11 Havelock 6 266 44.3
12 Cleveland 5 221 44.2
12 Vance 6 265 44.2
14 Middle Creek 5 220 44
15 Owen 5 219 43.8
15 Wake Forest 5 219 43.8

Top 15 Fewest Total Points Allowed

Team Pts
1 Independence 17
2 Dudley 22
3 Hoggard 27
3 Northeastern 27
5 Crest 32
6 Southwest Onslow 33
7 Ledford 36
7 Northwood 36
9 New Bern 40
10 Southern Durham 41
11 Lakewood 43
12 Heritage 44
12 Seventy-First 44
14 Lee County 45
15 Orange 47

Top 15 Fewest Points Allowed Per Game

Team Games Pts Avg
1 Independence 6 17 2.8
2 Dudley 5 22 4.4
3 Northeastern 6 27 4.5
4 Hoggard 5 27 5.4
5 Southwest Onslow 6 33 5.5
6 Crest 5 32 6.4
7 New Bern 6 40 6.7
8 Lakewood 6 43 7.2
8 Ledford 5 36 7.2
8 Northwood 5 36 7.2
11 Seventy-First 6 44 7.3
12 Lee County 6 45 7.5
13 Southern Durham 5 41 8.2
14 Havelock 6 52 8.7
14 Smith, E.E. 6 52 8.7

Most Shutouts

Team SO
1 Independence 5
2 Northeastern 4
3 Southern Durham 3
3 Southwest Onslow 3
5 25 Teams 2