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Panthers maul Knights, 60-0

November 12, 2021

The Dudley Panthers played host to the North Henderson Knights in a North Carolina High School Athletic Association (NCHSAA) first-round 3-A state football playoff game held at J.A. Tarpley Stadium. The Panthers crushed the Knights 60-0, improving to 10-1 overall while the Knights fell to 4-7 overall. Dudley will host Ledford (Thomasville) this weekend in […]


A&T’s nine-game Homecoming winning streak comes to end with Monmouth win

November 5, 2021

The most disappointing season in Sam Washington’s head coaching career reached another low point last Saturday when his Aggies looked confused and undisciplined to start the game, before suffering yet another second half collapse in their 35-16 Homecoming loss to Monmouth. Playing in front of a near capacity Homecoming crowd at Truist Stadium, Washington initially […]


The Greatest Homecoming on Earth

October 28, 2021

The morning after his team’s shocking 30-9 loss at Hampton last Saturday, A&T football coach Sam Washington found himself in uncharted territory. For the first time since taking over the Aggies’ head job in 2018, Washington was suddenly forced into crisis management mode, needing to solve the mystery of his team’s recent struggles, and desperately […]


Aggies lose to Kennesaw, face long-time rival Hampton this week

October 22, 2021

Losing an important conference game with postseason implications is always tough on a football coach. But for A&T head coach Sam Washington, the surprising manner in which his Aggies were defeated by No. 13 ranked Kennesaw State last Saturday was an especially difficult pill to swallow. For most of the afternoon, Washington’s Blue Death defense […]


Yellow Jackets dominant Quakers, 58-0

October 21, 2021

The Guilford College football was blanked by the ODAC-leading Randolph-Macon College Yellow Jackets 58-0 at home on Saturday afternoon. The visiting Yellow Jackets were dominant on both sides of the ball, allowing 0 points by the hosts while posting 58 of their own. Randolph-Macon had a mark of 32:40 in the time of possession category. […]


Aggies face big challenge this week against Kennesaw State

October 15, 2021

A&T head coach Sam Washington is fully aware that his team will need to play its most disciplined football of the season if the Aggies hope to upset No. 13 ranked Kennesaw State on the road this weekend. The 4-1 Owls utilize an old school, triple option style offense that features a heavy ground attack […]


A&T wins Big South opener over Robert Morris, 41-14

October 8, 2021

A&T’s long-awaited Big South Conference debut on October 2 was a dominant one, fueled by the re-emergence of several veteran playmakers that finally appear to be near full strength. Senior running back Jah-Maine Martin eclipsed the century mark for the first time this year after suffering a preseason ankle injury, senior defensive end Jermaine McDaniel […]


Pirates Tame the Tigers

October 1, 2021

Page 43 Ragsdale 14 The Page Pirates used a superior offense and stout defense to defeat Jamestown’s Ragsdale Tigers 43-14 in a Metro 4-A Conference game. Page improves to 2-0 Metro, 2-3 overall, while the Tigers drop to 0-1, 1-4 overall. Page took the opening kickoff and marched 60-yards, capped off by junior quarterback Nick […]


NCCU rallies for 20-13 home-opening win over WSSU

September 24, 2021

DURHAM – North Carolina Central University overcame a 10-point second-half deficit, powered by a pair of rushing touchdowns by Latrell Collier and a career-long field goal by Adrian Olivo, to defeat Winston-Salem State University, 20-13, in the Eagles’ home-opener inside O’Kelly-Riddick Stadium on Saturday night. NCCU (2-1) tallied the only points in the first 15 […]


Storm rallies past Hornets, 30-13

September 10, 2021

The Hornets of Western Guilford played host to the Storm of Southern Guilford in a non- conference football game Friday night at Doug Henderson Stadium. Trailing 13-6, at the half the Storm scored twenty-four unanswered points to post a 30-13 victory. The Storm took the opening kickoff and marched 76-yards, in 15 plays, capped off […]


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