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GOLDENBULLSPORTS.COM @JCSU SPORTS Game No. 1 JCSU Sports Information 315 Biddle Hall 100 Beatties Ford Rd. Charlotte, N.C. 28216 K.C. Culler [email protected] Office: 704-378-1118 Game No. 1 Johnson C. Smith Golden Bulls (0-0) at Wingate Bulldogs (0-0) Saturday, Sept. 3, 2016 1:30 p.m. Irwin Belk Stadium/John R. Martin Field (3,500) - Wingate, N.C. The Matchup 2016 Schedule Time/Result JCSU makes the short 32.4 mile trip to Wingate, N.C. to tangle with the Bulldogs in Sept. 3 at Wingate 1:30 p.m. the 2016 season opener. This marks the second-consecutive year that JCSU and Wing- Sept. 10 at Bowie St. 4:00 p.m. ate have met to open the season. Wingate won last season’s meeting 14-0 in Charlotte. Sept. 17 at Wofford 3:00 p.m. Today’s game marks the 733rd game in school history. Sept. 24 Elizabeth City St.* 4:00 p.m. Oct. 1 at Chowan* 6:00 p.m. Retooling the Defense, Improving the Offense Oct. 8 Winston-Salem St.* 4:00 p.m. The Golden Bulls defense will have sevenstarters returning from a squad that ranked Oct. 15 at Fayetteville St.* 1:00 p.m. third in the CIAA in rush defense (123.8 ypg) and second in total yards per game (309.7) Oct. 22 at Shaw* 1:00 p.m. in 2015. JCSU also lead the lead with six defensive touchdowns in 2015. Oct. 29 St. Augustine’s* (HC) 1:00 p.m. Offensively, JCSU returns six starters from a side that ranked 11th in the CIAA in scoring Nov. 5 Livingstone* (CC) 1:00 p.m. (119) and points per game (17.0), including All-Rookie QB Jordan Lane and Nov. 12 CIAA Championship TBA All-Rookie RB Desean Binyard. * CIAA Games Kermit Blount in Season Openers Looking for that First “W” against Wingate In his 22 years as a head coach at JCSU, Delaware St. and WSSU, Kermit Blount owns an The Golden Bulls are 0-3 all-time against Wingate. JCSU dropped a 33-22 decision to the 8-14 record in season openers. In home contests, he is 4-6 and in road games he is 4-8. Bulldogs in the only trip to Wingate back in 1995. All-time, JCSU is 3-13 against current 2016 - L, 0-14 vs. Wingate 2003 - L, 14-21 vs. Carson-Newman members of the SAC, with all three wins coming against Lenoir-Rhyne. 2014 - L, 21-52 at Monmouth 2002 - L, 35-47 at Carson-Newman Brevard 0-2 Mars Hill 0-0 2013 - L, 21-42 at Delaware 2001 - W, 27-16 vs. Carson-Newman Carson-Newman 0-0 Newberry 0-0 2012 - W, 17-10 vs. VMI 2000 - W, 39-28 at S.C. State Catawba 0-2 Tusculum 0-0 2011 - W, 24-21 at VMI 1999 - L, 14-17 vs. Catawba Lenoir-Rhyne 3-6 Wingate 0-3 2009 - L, 10-19 vs. N.C. A&T 1998 - L, 7-10 at Catawba 2008 - L, 8-14 at N.C. A&T 1997 - L, 7-27 vs. N.C. A&T 2007 - W, 28-7 vs. N.C. A&T 1996 - W, 15-10 at Ft. Valley State 2006 - L, 7-21 at Catawba 1995 - W, 33-6 vs. Ft. Valley State JCSU In Season Openers 2005 - L, 10-20 vs. Catawba 1994 - L, 27-48 at S.C. State Since 2000, JCSU is 5-11 overall in season openers. The last time JCSU won a season 2004 - L, 32-48 at Carson-Newman opener was in 2013, when the Golden Bulls downed archrival Livingstone 34-17 in the Commemorative Classic at Memorial Stadium. JCSU on the Airwaves 5-11 overall, 2-0 Neutral 2008 - L, 12-44 at N.C. A&T Today’s game will be broadcast by 1450/100.7FM 2-5 Home, 1-6 Away 2007 - W, 24-0 vs. Edward Waters WGNC. Dave Friedman will once again have the 2006 - W, 19-14 vs. Edward Waters (Greenville, S.C.) call for the eighth consecutive season. 2015 - L, 0-14 vs. Wingate 2005 - L, 9-33 vs. Glenville State 2014 - L, 0-56 at Charlotte 2004 - L, 0-44 vs. N.C. Central Fans who are not able to make the trip can listen online at 2013 - W, 34-17 vs. Livingstone (Memorial Stadium) 2003 - L, 0-34 vs. Shaw WGNC.NET 2012 - L, 31-34 at WV State 2002 - L, 0-24 vs. Wingate 2011 - W, 64-27 vs. WV State 2001 - L, 29-46 vs. WV Tech Today’s game will also be streamed on ESPN3 2010 - L, 27-45 at Elizabeth City St. 2000 - W, 26-21 at Bowie State and the WatchESPN app. Ryan Brown will have 2009 - L, 39-49 at WV Tech the call. GOLDENBULLSPORTS.COM 1 @JCSU_SPORTS Miscellaneous Plays/Notes (2015) Week One CIAA Schedule Big Pass Plays (30 or more yds): Yards Player(s) Opponent 9/1 Cheyney def. Lincoln, 21-20 (OT) 69 Harold Herbin to Roderick Carter FSU 9/3 Limestone at Shaw 1:00 p.m. 63 Jordan Lane to Fred Scott WSSU 62 Jordan Lane to Bedrick Yobo Shaw 9/3 JCSU at Wingate 1:30 p.m. 57 Jordan Lane to Eugene Holmes WSSU 9/3 Livingstone at Benedict 3:00 p.m. 43 Jordan Lane to Fred Scott Wingate 9/3 UNC Pembroke at WSSU 6:00 p.m. 30 Harold Herbin to Fred Scott Morehouse 9/3 Chowan at Fayetteville St. 6:00 p.m. Big Run Plays (30 or more yds): 2016 CIAA Preseason Predictions Yards Players Opponent 38 Tromecio Summers Kentucky St. Northern Division Div. CIAA Overall 38 Desean Binyard Morehouse Bowie St.^ Virginia Union Other Big Plays: Yards Play Type Players Opponent Virginia St. 89 KO Return Fred Scott Livingstone Chowan 77 KO Return Carlo Thomas Bowie St. Elizabeth City St. 64 Punt Matias Lambrecht Shaw 59 Punt Matias Lambrecht Wingate Lincoln 0-0 0-0 0-1 55 Punt Matias Lambrecht WSSU 53 Punt Matias Lambrecht FSU ^ 2016 CIAA Northern Division Champions 52 Blocked FG Return Keith Darnell KSU 51 Punt Matias Lambrecht WSSU 50 Punt Matias Lambrecht WSSU Southern Division Div. CIAA Overall 48 Punt Matia Lambrecht St. Aug’s Winston-Salem St. # 48 Punt Matias Lambrecht Morehouse 47 Punt Matias Lambrecht Bowie St. Fayetteville St. 46 Field Goal Erik Amaya (Career Long) Va. Union Livingstone 45 KO Return Carlo Thomas KSU 42 Field Goal Erik Amaya St. Aug’s JCSU 42 Punt Return Fred Scott St. Aug’s Shaw 43 INT Return Carlo Thomas FSU St. Augustine’s 41 Field Goal Erik Amaya (Career Long) KSU 40 Fumble Recovery Javard Gaines Bowie St. # 2016 CIAA Champions Opening Drives Plays-Yards, Time Result Wingate 6-6, 1:54 Punt at Kentucky St. 3-5, 2:10 Interception The Series vs. Wingate at Morehouse 7-25, 4:05 Punt According to available records, Wingate leads the overall series, 3-0. at Virginia Union 2-1, :41 Interception Bowie St. 3-8, 1:38 Punt at WSSU 1-63, :09 Touchdown 2015 Wingate def. JCSU, 14-0 (Charlotte, N.C.) Fayetteville St. 1-69, :09 Touchdown Shaw 3-5, 1:15 Punt 2002 Wingate def. JCSU, 24-0 (Charlotte, N.C.) at St. Augustine’s 3-8, 1:27 Punt 1995 Wingate def. JCSU, 33-12 (Wingate, N.C.) at Livingstone 3--1, :55 Punt JCSU Uniform Tracker at Wingate White Jersey, White Pants Coin Toss Result Choice at Wingate FB.COM/JCSUATHLETICS 2 GOLDENBULLSPORTS.COM THE COMMEMORATIVE CLASSIC A 124-year-old historic rivalry began the authentic Black College Football Phenomenon. On December 27, 1892 Biddle Institute (Johnson C. Smith University) traveled to Livingstone College's Old Delta Grove campus in Salisbury, North Carolina. Though there was snow on the ground and it was only two days after Christmas, the teams forged their way to a historic moment in sports while writers recorded the results. A writer in the 1930 yearbook of Livingstone College provided a glimpse of that December experience. According to historian T. M. Martin, the men of Biddle spent two years studying the sport of football. In 1892, they challenged the men of Livingstone, whose team was formally organized in the fall of that year. It is doubtful that when Biddle University and Livingstone College teed it up on December 27, 1892, in what was described as little more than a cow pasture, either team had the slightest inkling of the legacy they were about to give birth. Games of monumental historical significance, coaches of legendary proportions and players of extraordinary brilliance ultimately emerged from what was to become known as Historically Black Colleges and Universities. The teams played two 45-minute halves on Livingstone's front lawn. W. J. Trent scored Livingstone's only touch- down on a fumble recovery. By then, snow covered the field's markings and Biddle argued that the fumble was recovered out of bounds. The official ruled in Biddle's favor, allowing them to keep the 4-0 lead that they estab- lished early on, giving JCSU the historic 1st victory! And the rivalry continues... COMMEMORATIVE CLASSIC RESULTS JCSU leads 6-1 2016 Livingstone at JCSU at Irwin Belk Complex (Charlotte, N.C.) 2015 Livingstone def. JCSU, 35-12 at Alumni Memorial Stadium (Salisbury, N.C.) 2014 JCSU def. Livingstone, 31-14 at Irwin Belk Complex (Charlotte, N.C.) 2013 JCSU def. Livingstone, 34-17 at Memorial Stadium (Charlotte, N.C.) 2012 JCSU def. Livingstone, 57-6 at Memorial Stadium (Charlotte, N.C.) 2011 JCSU def.
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