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Tuskegee 20, Albany State 12 – The Golden Tigers ended the longest losing streak of Coach Willie Slater’s nine-year tenure with a victory in the inaugural White Water Classic in Phoenix City, Ala. Tuskegee (1-1) had lost three straight games after dropping its season-opener to Alabama A&M, ending 2013 with back-to-back losses to Miles and North Alabama. The win enabled the Golden Tigers to avoid their first 0-2 start under Slater. Redshirt sophomore quarterback Kevin Lacey came off the bench to spark the Golden Tigers to victory over Albany State. (1-1). Lacey completed six of 12 throws for 137 yards a touchdown as the Golden Tigers scored all of their points on four consecutive possessions following a 30-minute lightning delay.

Tuskegee held a seemingly safe 20-7 lead in the fourth quarter but had to stave off the Golden Rams in the closing minutes to preserve the victory. Albany State climbed back into the game with a safety when the ball sailed over punter Kemuel Lawrence’s head and out of the end zone and a subsequent field goal by Zachary Gayden. The Golden Rams drove to Tuskegee’s four-yard line on their final possession of the game. They turned the ball over on downs when quarterback Frank Rivers overthrew a receiver in the end zone. Tuskegee’s defense was in bend-but-don’t-break mode throughout the game as the Golden Tigers allowed 312 total yards. Rivers threw for 164 yards while tailback Jarvis Small ran for 161 yards.

Texas Southern 30, Central State 16 – The Tigers improved to 3-0 with a win in the HBCUX Classic in Nassau, Bahamas. Quarterback Jamal Small, the game’s Offensive MVP, passed for 186 yards and two touchdowns for the Tigers. Daveon Porter led the Tigers’ running game with 86 yards and two rushing touchdowns. Central State (1-1) struggled to move the ball the entire game. The Marauders only gained 167 total yards, 74 passing and 93 rushing.

Other Scores:

MEAC:

 Howard 35, Morehouse 7

Morgan State 28, Bowie State 3

Richmond 42, Hampton 17

Towson 21, Delaware State 7

UNC Charlotte 40, North Carolina Central 28

William & Mary 29, Norfolk State 14

SWAC:

Alabama-Birmingham 41, Alabama A&M 14

Alabama State 42, Miss. Valley State 22

Alcorn State 52, Louisiana College 10

McNeese State 48, Prairie View A&M 16

CIAA:

Alderson Broadus 47, Chowan 7

Charleston 38, Virginia Union 21

Elizabeth City State 18, Tusculum 10

Gannon 48, Cheyney 0

Johnson C. Smith 13, Kentucky State 6

Lenoir-Rhyne 34, Virginia State 6

Livingstone 48, Paine 45

North Wesleyan 27, Lincoln (Pa.) 0

West Alabama 30, Shaw 6

Wingate 30, Saint Augustine’s 0

SIAC:

Clark Atlanta 20, Lane 17

Fort Valley Stat 42, Savannah State 28

West Georgia 26, Miles 0

Samford 52, Stillman 0

OTHERS:

 Edward Waters 49, Pikeville 48

Gardner Webb 34, Virginia-Lynchburg 0

Lamar 73, Texas College 0

West Virginia State 55, Concord 7

(Photo: Jackson State University)

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