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4D TheOariovLedger Sunday, Novenixar 8, 1998 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Thomas, Driver bring Alcorn back The Aaaociatod Prs MC unable; to convert 2-point pass Front Wke and Special Reporta Texas Lutheran cornerbac Joaquin Garcia batted down Mis sissippi College quarterback Gar Black's two-point conversion pas Saturdav to preserve the Rullr'ng 23-21 Aiiierican S'ii west Cjr ference victory at Seguin, Black had thrown 5 yards? Elliott Brown for a touchdpw with 1:18 left. The score followe Wayne Butler's interception of Texas Lutheran pass and 47-yar return to the 5-yard line. Black threw 14 yards to Rei Dreher for a touchdown just tw minutes earlier. The Choctaws fell to 4-5, 2-4J Jerry Barbee led Texas Luthe: an, 4-5, 2-4, with 100 rushing yard on 25 carries. Barbee's 5-yard scoi ing run on the opening drive of tt second half gave the Bulldogs a 1'.

7 lead. ITTA BENA Rodney has been a sparkplug for Alcorn State all season, but it was Donald Driver who made the difference against in-state rival Mississippi Valley State. Damon Ford threw for 225 ytrds and two touchdowns, including a 41-yard TD toss to Driver in the fourth quarter, to give the Braves a 22-19 victory over the Delta Devils on Saturday. I Thomas, the Southwestern Athletic Conference's leading rusher, finished the game with 163 yards 1 1 1 "We said something to them at the half that lit a fire under them. got back to playing Alcorn football, which is taking it straight at you." Johnny Thomas the game.

Alcorn State, 5-4, 3-4 SWAC, fought back from a 19-7 deficit on Ford's 14-yard touchdown pass to Driver with 3:37 remaining in the third quarter to cut the Delta Devils' lead to 19-14. "We played a good game in the first half but we let it get away from us in the second half," said Mississippi Valley coach Larry Dorsey. "We tried to do too much in the second half. "They made the big plays. This is just another one that we let get away from us." Mississippi Valley, 1-9 and 1-6, took an early 6-0 lead by taking v.

'V ttiiu sei a new craves single-season rushing record with 1,165 yards. "Nothing Rodney Thomas does surprises me anymore. We didn't do nothing in the first half," said Alcorn State coach Johnny Thomas. "We said something to them at the half that lit a fire under them. Our ninnincr anma Hofinirelv Rick Guy The Clarion-Ledger Alcorn State's Donald Driver (right) cradles the ball on the quarter against Valley defenders Alfred Thomas and decisive 4 1 -yard touchdown catch he made in the fourth Damion Wilson (rear).

Driver also had a 14-yard TD catch. In the fourth quarter, the Bulldogs added two points when (-, opened up the passing game. We got back to playing Alcorn football, which is taking it straight at you." Driver caught all four of his es in the second half and had 113 receiving yards. Driver's two touchdowns proved to be the difference in Mississippi Valley extended its lead to 13-0 with 13:26 remaining in the second quarter on Kwanza Golden's 69-yard TD punt return. Thomas helped Alcorn State get back into the game with a 36-yard touchdown run on the Braves' first possession of the third quarter to make the score 13-7 with 12:52 left.

Mississippi Valley allowed 22 second-half points and missed two extra points in failing to deny Alcorn State the victory. advantage of an Alcorn State turnover on the Braves' first series. After Anthony Bonner recovered the fumble, Walter Butler connected with Chris Totten for a 14-yard touchdown pass with 11:51 to play in the first quarter. DSU: Win next week clinches at least tie in GSC, plus playoffs 4 From ID freshman defensive tackle Rud Guarnero sacked Black in the en zone for a safety. Jimmy Dottolo rushed 24 time for 144 yards for the Choctaws." MC quarterback Shane Tapp threw a 50-yard touchdown pass Kris Pickle in the second quarter.

Rhodes 36, Millsaps 21 Pat Williams threw for 322 yard and three touchdowns to lea Rhodes to a victory over Millsap at Memphis. It was the Major: fifth consecutive loss. Rhodes, 5-5, 4-2 Southern Cojle giate Athletic Conference, built 24-7 lead at the half after William, third touchdown pass, a 61-yar toss to Kila Wilson with 4:23 left i the second quarter. Millsaps, 3-6, 0-5, tied the gam at 7-7 with 12:02 remaining in tb first quarter on George Lumm's 25 yard fumble return. Majors allowed a 21-yard fiel goal, a 39-yard touchdown pas and the 61-yard touchdown to fa far behind.

The Majors' Mike McKenzj finished with 109 rushing yards. Lambuth 34, Belhaven 32 Johnny Home rushed for 15 yards, including touchdowns run of 10 and 15 yards, but it was n( enough for the Blazers at Jacksoi Term. Another Belhaven score came a 27-yard pass from Ricky Fremi to Nick Helms. Belhaven fell to 3-( DSU ready to take bite out of playoffs By Todd Kelly Xlarton-Ladgar Staff Writer CLEVELAND If the Division II playoffs were a barbecue stand, l)elta State could smell the smoke and darn near taste the sauce. The Statesmen's 31-14 win over Central Arkansas leaves next Satur-, day's matchup with lowly Arkansas- Monticello as the only obstacle to DSLTs first postseason bid.

The Boll Weevils have lost 20 straight Gulf South Conference games. "We've got one week to go before I tell you how it feels to win a confer-" -ence championship," Delta State coach Todd Knight said. "But I know we've got a chance to do some-thing special here, something that's never been done before." The Statesmen are ranked 16th nationally but more importantly fourth in the South Region. Carson-Newman, Albany State and Fort Valley State all of which won Saturday hold the top three spots with GSC rival West Georgia lurking at No. 5.

The top four pair Labrador retriever, Rufus. As a freshman noseguard at Troy State, Stewart showed up for his first day of workouts wearing bib overalls, no shirt and flip flops. His nickname, "Haystack," remains more than a decade later. "Coach Stacks is just coach Stacks," Knight said. "No.

1, the kids love to play for him. Then look at his track record. He was a defensive assistant when they won a national title at Jacksonville State and was a player for Troy State when they won two." Casey Macke, the GSC's leading rusher, carried 19 times for only 24 yards. Macke limped badly to the locker room at halftime, but returned to play in the third quarter. Freshman Rico McDonald rushed for 75 yards, including a 9-yard touchdown in the first period.

"Our offense wasn't spectacular, but they laid it on the line when they had to," Knight said. "We're really beat up right now, but I don't think we can go into the last game looking to rest anybody. We have to go down there with all of our guns fully loaded." State was never in trouble. "We knew it would be a game like this," DSU coach Todd Knight said. "Our defense had to stand tall, and they did.

Our offense did it for us last week. This week it was defense." The highlights included Ricky Franklin's 50-yard fumble return for a score in the second quarter, and Keith Boone's 16-yard interception runback for a TD in the fourth quarter that gave the Statesmen a 31-7 cushion. In between, DSU's defense recovered a fumble at the Central Arkansas 5 and stuffed the Bears on both third and fourth-and-inch-es near midfield. It was enough to send colorful first-year coordinator Greg Stewart into a frenzy of hugs and high fives. How colorful? "I just get excited," said Stewart, who often leaves the field dirtier than his players.

"If I did those things on purpose, I'd probably have to be put in an insane asylum." Stewart's family picture in the media guide includes his wife, three children and his black Rick Guy The Qarion -Ledger Delta State's Houston Cunningham looks for running room after making one of his two catches for the Statesmen. Me totaled 1 8 yards receiving. up in the first round of the 16-team field Nov. 21. The two highest seeds provided they submit the minimum bid are scheduled to host.

"We'd really love to host, but I seriously doubt it," DSU athletic director Jim Jordan said. "If we could get the No. 2 seed, then there's a chance it could happen." Cleveland's western-most location in the South region might put DSU at a disadvantage, Jordan said. The Statesmen drew 3,707 Saturday. Jordan thinks 3,500 could be possible for a playoff game.

"We'd have to do a good job promoting the game in the area because the other school probably wouldn't bring many fans," Jordan said. Three playoff wins would land Delta State in familiar surroundings. North Alabama of the GSC will host the championship Dec. 12. 1998-99 STATE COLLEGE BASKETBALL SCHEDULES ALCORN STATE Nov.

11 Melbourne, Australia; at Alsbama-Birmingnanv South Alabama, 23 Texas Southern; 25- Prairie view. Doc 2-at Illinois State, S- at SMU; 12- Tougaloo; atWyomlno, 31 etlndiana-Purdueatlndianapolii. BELHAVEN Nov. Wesley College; 14- at Bethel; 21- Toccoa Falls, 21 -Atlanta Christian, 27-21- Miss.CollegeClassic. Dec.

1 at Troy State; 4- at Toccoa Falls, at Atlanta at Wesley College; 12- Huntingdon; 17- at Northwestern State. Jan.7-at Carey; 11 atSpring Hill; at Mobile; at Xavler; 21 Loyola of New Orleans, 23 at Dlllard, 21- Louisiana Col lege, 30- atSUNO. Fab. 4 Sonng Hill, 4 at Loyola ot New Orleans. I Tougaloo; 11- Xavier.

15- SUNO, H- Mobile; 22- atWilliam Carey, 25- at Tougaloo; 27 at Louisiana Cotieoe. March 4-4- GCAC tournament at Mobile. DELTA STATS Nv. VASDA. 13-14-Delta StateClassIc, at Tougaloo; Jan.

at Jackson itate; a- atbramonng: T- miss, valley; tl Arkansas-Pine Bluff. at Alabama at Alabama State, 23 Southern 3fr- Jackson State. Fab. 1 Grambling, a at Miss. Valley, I at Artansas-Plne BluH.

Alabama IS Alabama State, 20 at Southern 25 at Texas Southern; 27 at Prairie View. MardlM- SWAC tournament at Dallas. 21-23 GSC Crossovtr Classic at Delta Slatt North Alabama. Dac. Otttce Concept Tournament, 9 Tougaloo, 2LV2V TaMeton State tournament.

Jan. 4 at Arkansas Arkansas Tech, 11 at Central Arkansas, tt Henderson State. II at Arkansas-Monticeito. 21 Arkansas Baptist, 23 Southern Arkansas, 36 Tarleton State; 30- at Christian Brothers University. Ftb.

1 at ArkansasTech, 4 Central Arkansas; at Henderson State, 11 Arkansas-Monttcetio; 15 at Southern Arkansas, Christian Brothers University. JACK SON STATE Nov. Australian national team, 13 at Missouri; 15 at Arkansas, at Tutsa, 24 at Teias-E I Paso. Dec 3 at Southern 5 Tougaloo, I at Memphis; 12 at LSU, 19 at Alabama State 21 at Alabama Jan. 2-Alcorn State, 4 Southerns, 9- at Tenas Southern, 11 at Prairie View; 1 at Grambling; 23 Miss.

Valley, 25 Arkansas-Pine BluH, 3D at Alcorn State, Feb. 1 -at Southern 4 Tenas Southern, I Prairie View, 13 Grambling, 20- at Miss. Valley, 22 at Arkansas-Pine Blutf, 25 Alabama State; 27 Alabama March 3-4-SWAC tournament at Dallas. MILLSAPS Nov. 20-21 MillsapsClassk; 27-21- Rhodes Classic.

Dac. 1 at Loyola of New Orleans. Jin. 3 at Oglethorpe; I at Sewanee, 10 atCentre; 15 Hen-drix, 17 Rhodes, 22 at Trinity; 24 at Southwestern Teias; 30- Oglethorpe. Feb.

1 Wesley College; Sewanee; 7 Centre; 12 at Hen-drix; 14 at Rhodes, 19 Trinity, 21 Southwestern Texas, 24 at Rose-Hulman; 27 at DePauw. MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE Jan. Louisiana Collage; 11 at Dlllard; 14 at William Cartv; Spring Hill, J1 al Xavltr, Mooilt, at SUNO, JO Loyola of New Orleans. Fab.l-atTalladega;4- SUNO; 4- Dlllard. I-at Belhaven; at Spring Hill; al Mobile, Xavier; William Carey; at Louisiana College; Belhaven; 27 at Loyola ot New Orleans.

Man47-GCACtournamentalMobife. WESLEYCOU.EGE Nov. w-at Belhaven; Southeastern College (Fla.l; 14-Clearwater Christian; 8 AtlantaChristian; 21 Toccoa Falls. Dec 4 Temple Baptist In Free Will Baptist tournament at Nashville; I Free Will Baptist tournament at Nashville, 7 at Freetf-Hardeman, I Belhaven; hV Miss. College tournament.

Jaa. at Clearwater Christian; 11 at Southeastern CeHege; 12-at Florida Christian; 14- at AtlantaChristian; IS at Toccoa Falls; 22 Carver College of the Bible; 21 Piedmont Bible College at AtlantaChristian, J-Trinity Baptist at AtlantaChristian. Feb. l-at Millsaps, S- at Pemacoia Christian; U-atTrinity Baptist; B-atSUNO; Concordia; 25-27 National Christian Collegiate Athletic Assokation Regional at Atlanta. March 44 National Christian Collegiate Athletic Association tournament at Oklahoma City.

WILLIAM CAREY Nov. at Selma; Arkansas Baptist; 11 Birmingham Southern; 2- UnlonClassIc Dec 1 Seima, I- at Arkansas Baptist; Athens State; 14-at West Florida. Jan. 2 at Athens State; i at Birmingham-Southern; at Belhaven, 11 SUNO; 14 Tougaloo; 14 Dlllard, 21 at Spring Hill; 9 at Loyola of New Orleans; at Motile; 30-LouisianeCoilege. Feb.

1 Xavier; 4 Loyola ot NewOrteamv 4 at Louisiana Colleoe; 11 at Dinar 11 at Xavier; Spring Hill, 2t at Tougaloo; 22- Belhaven. JS-Mobile; 27 atSUNO. March 4-4- GCAC tournament at Mobile. Give one a 111 I I1II II af 26-HP 4200 TRACTOR (261 Nov. 27-21 Farm Bureau Thanksgiving Classic.

Dec. 3 -Mary Hardin-Baylor; S-Schrtiner; n)-Denominational tournament. Jan. 2 atHardm-Simmona, Howard Payne; 12 LtTourneau; at East Texas Baptist; II at Huntingdon, 21 Austin College, 23- University ot the Oiarks; 31- Dallas; Texas-Dalles. Feb.

4- at Austin College, 4- at University of the Oiarks; 11 -at Dallas; 13 at Texas-Dallas, at LeTourneau, 20 East Texas Baptist; 22- Hunlinffden; 24-27 American Southwest Conference tournament. WISSISirPPtrTATE Nov.11-Hungarian national team, 17 Arkansas-Pine Bluff at Jackson; 21 Northwestern State at Tupelo; 8 Belmont, 21 -Tennessee-Martin, 3ft- Sam Houston State Dec. 2- Jacksonville -Centenary; 12 Southeastern Louisiana; 21-22 Golden Bear Classic at Oakland, Calif, 27-30 -Rainbow Classic at Honolulu Jan. 2-South Carolina, 4-at Georgia; at Alabama; 13-Arkansas; 14 LSU, 31 at Ole Miss, 23 at Kentucky, 27 at Auburn, 3d Florida Feb. 3-Alabama; 4 -at Tennessee; 10-Vanderbilt, 13-et Arkansas 20-OleMiss, 24-atLSU 27- Auburn.

March 4-7 SEC tournament at Atlanta. MISSISSIPPI VAJJ.EY STATE Nov. 12- VASDA; 14 European Jacksonville State; Taltadega. 30- at Toledo Dec. 2 -at Kansas State; 7-at Arkansas-Pine Bluff; H-at Southern 22 at Creighton, 2f 30- Wichita State tournament.

Jen. 2- Alabama 4 Alabama State; 9 at Alcorn State; 11 at Southern Prairie View; II Texas Southern, 23 -at Jackson State; 25- at Grambling 30- at Alabama Feb. 1 at Alabama State, 4- Alcorn State; I- Southern at Prairie View, 15 at Texas Southern, 20 Jackson State; 22 Grambling 27 Arkansas-Pine Biuff. OLEMISS Nov. 9- North Melbourne, Australia.

13- Alabama State; 14-Belmont, at Temple, 23 Alabama Austin Peay. Dec. 2- Northeast Louisiana, Louisville; 7 West Alabama; 12 at Memphis; 21-23 Puerto ico Holiday Classic; 29 Prairie View Jan. 2 at Vanderbilt; 4 Alabama, 9 at Arkansas; T3 Auburn; 14-Kentucky; 20 Mississippi State; 2J Georgia, 27 at South Carolina; 30 Arkansas. Feb.

3- at LSU 4 at Florida, 9-at Auburn, 17- Tennessee; -at Mississippi State. 24- at Alabama, 27 LSU. March 4-7 SEC tournament at Atlanta. RUST Nov.24-Lane;3-Fisk. Dec.

1-at Millsaps; 11-Hendrix; 12 -at University of the Oiarks, M-T9-Miss. College Classic. Jan. Rust Invitational; 13 at Philander Smith; 15 at LeMoyne-Owen, 19 at Arkansas Baptist, 23 at Morris Brown; 30 at Stiltman. Feb.

4 at Lane; 4 Maryville; 9 Philander Smith; 11 at Belmont; 15- Stillman, 20- LeMoyneOwen, 24- at Fisfc; 27- at Maryville SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI Nov. I VASDA 12 Macedonia Select; 19 Southwestern Louisiana, 24 South Alabama, 27-2 Honoiutu Thanksgiving Shootout. Dec. 3 Jackson State; 5 at Southwestern Louisiana; I Nichotls State; 10 Miss. Valley State; 19 Northeast Louisiana; 21 at Northern Iowa; 21 at Memphis; 30 at Virginia Commonwealth.

Jan.2-atTulane, 7-atHouston, 9-Cincinnati, 13-South Florida; 14 at North Carolina Charlotte; 21 Houston; 27 at Oklahoma State, 30 Memphis. Feb. 2 at St. Louis, 7 at Alabama-Birmingham; 11 Tutane; B-at South Florida; H- DePaut, 21- Aibama-Birmirtgham, 24 at Marquette; 27 Louisville. March 4-7- Conference USA tournament.

TOUGALOO Nov. 11 Talladega, 13-14 Union tournament; II Delta State 24 atConcordia 30 atTexasSouthern. Dec 3- Seima, 5- at Jackson State, 9- at Detta State; 12- at Alcorn state. nJtl lalaSjiiiinS ALCORN STATE Your Turn to Play! Whatever your job. chances are we've got the tractors tnd the attachments to help you do it better.

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24 at Rose-Hulman; 27 at Depauw. MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE Nov. a- WilliamCarey, 34 Blue Mountain; a Agnes Sci Dac. 1- Mary Hardin-Baylor, 5- Schreiner; 14- Loyola of Orleans. Jan.

2-atHardln-Simmons; 4- atMcMurry, 7- Howard Payne, 12 LeTourneau; at East Texas Baptist; Talladega, 21- AustinCollege, 23 University ot the Oiarks, Dallas, 35- Texas-Dallas Feb. 4 at Austin College: 4 at University of the Oiarks; at Dallas; 13 at Texas-Dallas; 14 at LeTourneau, 29 Texas Baptist; 22 Huntingdon; 24-27 American Souttlw Conterencetournament. MISSISSIPPI STATE Nov. 11 Athletes in Action; 14 Grambling, a at Southi a South Alabama, 25-29 Harvard Invitational. Dec.

1-Alabama State; 4- Vanderbilt; at Memphis, It-Miss. StateClassIc, 24-2 Virginia Tech Classic. Jan. 3 LSU; 7 at Cue Miss; a) at South Carolina: 14 -Arkansas, Alabama, a at Auburn a Arkansas. 31- Geerf, Feb.

4-at Vanderbilt; 4 at Tennessee; 11 Ole Miss; 1 Kentucky; Alabama 21 Florida; 25-a- SEC tour ment at Chattanooga. MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE Nov. I Arkansas-Monticello; 23 at Florida 27-21 Southern Mississippi tiurnament. Dac. 1 Arkansas Baptist, 4-5 Arkansas-Monticello tour ment; 7- at Arkansas-Pine Bluff; 17- Florida Jan.

2- Alabama 4- Alabama State, at Alcorn Sti 11 at Southern 14- Prairie View. II- Texas Southern; at Jackson State; 8-atGrambling 10-at Alabama Feb. 1 at Alabama State; 4 Alcorn State, I Southern U. at Prairie View, IS at Texas Southern, a- Jackson state; 2 Grambling, 27 Arkansas-Pine Bluff. MUW Nov.

13-14 MUW Tipoff Classic; 24 West Alabama, 21 SpringHiil. Dac.l-atWestAlabama,2-atHuntlngdon,4S-CentralArkn Jan. 4-at Spring Hill; -Arkansas-Monticello, 11-at Hend son State; 14 Arkansas Tech; II at Central Arkansas 2i Christian Brothers University, Delta state; 30- at Southi Arkansas. Feb. 1 at Arkansas-Monticello; 4 Henderson State; I -Arkansas Tech; 11 Central Arkansas; 15- at Christian Broth University; tl -at Delta State; B-Southern Arkansas.

OLEMISS Nov. Mississippi All-Stars; 14-Clemson; at Mertpl 22- Florida Atlantic, 27-a- Maine Black Bear tournament! Dec. 2-Oklehoma; 5 SoumernMississippi; TennesseeTe 14 Alabama-Birmingham; B-B NavyClassk; 27- Tennessee Jan. 3- at Vanderbilt; 7 Miss. State; M) Kentucky 14 -Alabama; II LSU, 24 at Georgia, a at Auburn, 31 So Carolina.

Feb. 4 -at Tennessee; 7-Florida, 11 -at Miss State 14-Artansas, 17 at Arkansas State, 21 Auburn. 2S-B SEOto nament at Chattanooga. RUST Nov.21-22-Sewaneetoumarnent;M-Lane;B-Ark Bapti Dec 2-atRhodes; at Maryville, 7- Fi I- Rhodes. Jan.

Blue Mountain; 11 Maryville; Spelman 13- Philander Smith; 15 at LeMoyne-Owen; at Arkansas list: 22- at Morris Brown; 23-at Spelman; 35 atStillman Feb. 2-at Blue Mountain; 4- at Lane; Philander Smith Stillman LeMoyne-Owen; B-atFisk, 27- atMarvvill SOUTHERNMISSISSIPPI Nov. Slovakia; 14 Mississippi All-Stars, a- Mississi State, a- at McNeese State; 27-B Lady EagleClasst Dec. 1 New Orleans, 5 at Ole Miss, 22 Tulane 2M Louisiana TechClassic. Jan.

1- at Houston, 3 at South at New Orleans Alabama-Birmingham, Memphis; 14 DePaul; 17-atM quette; 22- at Saint Louis; 24 at North Carolina Charlottei I Cincinnati, 31 Louisville. Feb. 4 at Memphis; 4 at Alabama-Birmingham So Florida; 14 Houston, a -4 Tulane; 22 at Southwest. Louisiana; 2VB- ConferenceUSA tournamentatNewOrleen! March 1 Conference USA tournament at New Orleans. TOUGALOO Nov.

13-14-MUW tournament, 14 Southern bi State, B- Freed-Hardeman; 34-atConcordia Dec. 5-Talladega, -at Delta State; MUW Jan. Louisiana College; II at Dillard; 14 at witii Carey; 14- Spring Hill; 21 at Xavier, a- Mobile; a- atsu 35- Loyola of New Orleans. Feb.l-atTalladega.4-SUN0 4 Dlllard. I-at Belhaven atSoring Hid; at Mobile: Xavier WilliamCareva-Louisiana College, 8- Belhaver, 27 atLoyoia of NewOrie.

Mart3-7-GCACtournamentatMobile WILLIAMCAREY Nov. at Talladega; 14 Arkansas Baptist. Dec. 1 at Blue Mountain 5 at Arkansas Baptist Alabama; -at Freed-Hardeman; 11- at Lambuth B- Fr. Hardeman.

Jan. 4- Blue at West Alabama; II- SUNO; 14 Tougaloo: 14 Dillard 21- at Soring a Loyola of New Orleans, Feb. 1- Xavier.4 Loyola of New Orleans. 4- at Louisiana lege.ll-atOillard, B-at Xavier, B-SpringHiil a-utZ loo.B- Belliaven. 8-Mobile.

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Dec- SlephenF. Austin Stersontoumamerft. Jan. 2- at Jackson State; 4- at Grambling; Miss. Valley; 11 Arkansas-Pine Bluff; at at Alabama at Alabama State; n- Southern 30- Jackson State.

Feb. 1-GramWing, 4- atMiss. Valley; 13- Alabama -Alabama State, 20- at Southern Southern, 21-at Prairie View. BELHAVEN Nov. atConcordia; 12- Concordia; M- at Bethel; D- Blue Mountain; 21 Freed-Hardeman.

Dac 1- TeasCollege; S- at Blue Mountain; 12 Huntingdon. Jan. 5 Talladega; I Huntingdon at Jackson, -WilliamCarey, II- atSpringHiH; 14- at Mobile; J-at Xavier 21 Loyola of New Orleans; 23 at Dlllard, 24 at Talladega, 21 -Louisiana College 34 at SUNO Feb. 4 Spring Mill; 4 at Loyola of NewOrteans Tougaloo; 11- Xavier; 15- SUNO; KJ- Dillard 21- Mobile. 12 at William Carey; 25 at Tougaloo; 27- at Louisiana Colleoe.

March 44 GCAC tournament at Mobile. BLUE MOUNTAIN Nov. a- at Bethel; 17- at Belhaven, 21 Bethel; 24- at Miss. College. Dac 1-WilliamCarey, 5 Belhaven.

Jaa. 14 -Lee; 14 at Lane, 21 at Trevecca Nazarene, at Martin Methodist; a- Williams Baptist; J- Lyon. Fee.2-Rust,4-DavidLipscomb,4-atFreed-Hardeman;f Millsaps; 11 at Union; II at Berry; 25- at Lee; 22 Trevecca Naiarene; 25 Martin Methodist; 27 TranSouth Conference tournament opener. DELTA STATE Nov. U-14-Northern Kentucky tournament; atTougaloo; 22) GSC Crossover Classic at Delta Slate Jo North Alabama.

Dac 5- Xavier; Tougaloo; TWa- MUW tournament Jaa. 2 at Albany State, 4 at Columbus State; Artansas Tech; 11 at Central Arkansas; 14 Henderson State; at Artensas-Monticeilo: 23 Southern Arkansas. 25 at MUW; 35 at Christian Brothers University. Feb.1 at Arkansas Tech. 4 Central Arkansas.

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