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2019 Hampton Football Game 4 vs. Liberty receiving touchdown on a 70-yard connection with Francois GAME 4 - HAMPTON VISITS LIBERTY TO CLOSE SEPTEMBER to get Hampton on the scoreboard at 13:46 of the second The Pirates will close out their September schedule tonight quarter. Later in the half he nearly returned a kickoff for a visiting Lynchburg to tangle with Liberty University. touchdown going 90 yards before being knocked out of bounds This marks the fi rst meetings since 1998 when Hampton won at the fi ve. 21-0 at Hampton Through three games Francois leads the Big South in This is the fi rst meeting since Liberty went to FBS football. touchdown passes with seven. Oral Varcciann and DeAndre Faulk were the leading tacklers LAST WEEK VS. HOWARD with 10 each. Varcciann added a pass breakup and Faulk had CHICAGO, Ill. -- After a slow start, the Hampton Pirates found a sack. their off ensive mojo on Saturday and took a 41-20 win over The Pirate secondary got their hands on plenty of Howard Howard in the 22nd annual Chicago Football Classic at Soldier quarterback Caylin Newton passes coming through with 11 Field. pass breakups and two interceptions on the day. Earning MVP honors was Deondre Francois and Christian Hampton’s defense forced two interceptions, while the Angulo. Francois threw for four touchdowns and 217 yards off ense didn’t turn the ball over all game. going 11-for-20. Angulo was the defensive honor with fi ve pass breakups and one interception. The fi rst quarter saw Hampton kept off the board, but once HISTORY vs. Liberty the period turned to the second Hampton clicked. Francois First meeting: ..............1979 - Liberty 21-14 at Liberty connected with Darran Butts for a 70 yard scoring strike as Last meeting: .......... 1998 - Hampton 21-0 at Hampton Hampton took a 7-3 lead just 74 seconds into the quarter. Series Record ................................Liberty leads 4-2 Francois found Jadakis Bonds on a 68-yard scoring connection Streak ..............................................Hampton W2 with 3:50 left in the half to push the lead to 13-3. Howard responded with a 25-yard Nick Fariss fi eld goal to get back Hampton In NCAA Statistics within a touchdown at 13-6 with 71 seconds left. Stat .........................................Rank ..........Value Butts set Hampton up with another touchdown as he took the Total Off ense .............................35 ............ 419.7 ensuing kickoff 90 yards to the fi ve-yardline. Francois and Bonds connected again on a fi ve-yard scoring pass as Hampton Rushing Off ense ..........................24 ............ 221.7 pushed the lead back to 20-6 with 53 seconds remaining. Passing Off ense ...........................67 ............ 198.0 Howard got a late touchdown pass from Caylin Newton to Team Passing Effi ciency .................38 ........... 142.66 close the fi rst half trailing 20-13. Scoring Off ense ...........................12 ..............41.0 Hampton took control in the third quarter using a pair of Total Defense .............................12 ............ 283.7 scoring runs to push the lead to 34-13. William Robinson Rushing Defense ..........................22 ............ 119.3 capped an eight-play, 58-yard scoring drive with a ten yard Passing Yards Allowed ...................18 ............ 164.3 run with 10:44 left. Bonds scored his fi rst rushing touchdown Team Passing Effi ciency Defense .......9 ............. 101.36 fi nishing an 80 yard drive with a 48-yard scamper with fi ve Scoring Defense ..........................15 ..............21.0 seconds left. Turnover Margin ..........................T-29 ............0.67 In the fourth Hampton closed the scoring as Francois hit 3rd Down Conversion Pct ...............43 ............ 0.400 KeyRon Catlett with a fi ve yard touchdown pass with 7:43 left for the 41-20 fi nal. 4th Down Conversion Pct ...............95 ............ 0.200 Catlett caught fi ve for 55 yards, while Bonds had three 3rd Down Conversion Pct Defense .....3 .............. 0.209 receptions for 70 yards. The defense had a pair of 10 tackle 4th Down Conversion Pct Defense .....T-77 .......... 0.667 performances by Oral Varcciann and DeAndre Faulk. Hampton Red Zone Off ense ........................88 ............ 0.733 gained 349 yards with 132 in the air. Red Zone Defense ........................T-18 .......... 0.750 Net Punting ...............................21 ............ 39.23 Highlights vs. Howard highlights Punt Returns ..............................48 ..............8.67 Hampton extended its winning streak over Howard to four Kickoff Returns ...........................8 .............. 28.43 with a 41-20 win in the 2019 Chicago Football Classic on First Downs Off ense .....................T-34 .............. 61 Saturday. First Downs Defense .....................T-26 .............. 47 Off ensive MVP Deondre Francois threw for 217 yards and four Fewest Penalties Per Game ............109 ........... 10.67 touchdowns going 11-for-20. Two of his touchdowns went to Fewest Penalty Yards Per Game .......108 ........... 99.33 Jadakis Bonds (68, 4 yds) who also scored his fi rst collegiate Time of Possession .......................T-63 ........ 29:40 rushing touchdown on a 44-yard scamper. Defensive MVP Christian Angulo was a ballhawk in the SPORTS INFORMATION secondary with fi ve pass breakups and one interception. His Football SID: ...............................................Jim Heath fi ve pass breakups was the fi rst time a Hampton player had SID Offi ce Phone: .................................... (757) 727-5757 broken up fi ve in a game since Sept. 25, 2004 when Calvin SID Cell Phone: ...................................... (757) 503-8107 Bannister did it against Morgan State. SID Fax: ............................................... (757) 727-5813 Email: ................................ [email protected] Redshirt freshman Darran Butts recorded his fi rst collegiate 2019 HAMPTON UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL QUARTERBACK The quarterback spot this year sees three returning from 2018 with a transfer from the University of Maine in the mix. Bruce Dixon started once last year and is a big, strong athlete who is an excellent thrower of the football. Dallas Hall was a multi-sport athlete in high school with solid arm strength and threw a 50-yard touchdown pass last year. Austin Bradley is a quarterback who can hurt a team with his arm and his legs providing a double option for the Pirates. Transfer Isaiah Robinson is a very talented quarterback who has the ball jumping off his hand when he throws. He has a great touch on the deep ball and will look to push for time behind center. Joining the team at the start of camp was graduate transfer Deondre Francois from Florida State University. He threw for just under 6,300 yards in 25 games as the Seminoles quarterback. He won ACC Rookie of the Year honors in 2016 when he threw for 3,350 yards and 20 touchdowns to lead FSU to a 10-2 record and an Orange Bowl win over Michigan. RUNNING BACKS The Pirates return two of their top three running backs in 2019 as junior Will Robinson was the leading rusher last year averaging just over seven yards per carry. He turned it up a notch once he got into the starting lineup as he ended the season with four 100 yard games in the last fi ve. Robinson ran for 154 yards in a 24-23 win over Presby- terian and followed that with 165 yards in a win over Virginia University of Lynchburg. Raeshad Herriott showed some glimpses of the type of back he could be for the Pirates late last season as he scored two touchdowns in a road win at SUNY Maritime and followed that with a season-best 135 yards on 19 car- ries with a touchdown at Mississippi Valley State. Will Eason fought through some injuries last season but will provide experience at the position. Three new faces will provide depth in the backfi eld between Darran Butts, Tai James and Ike Onwuka. All three gave fl ashes in the spring of potential and will be knocking on the doors to crack the starting lineup. Shai McKenzie was granted a sixth-year through the NCAA and returns this season after an injury-plagued 2018 when he appeared in three games and ran for 199 yards. WIDE RECEIVERS Eight of the top nine receivers return for Hampton in 2019. The Pirates lose nine touchdowns and nearly 575 yards of receptions in Byron Barney, but the next eight from last season return who account for 112 receptions and 16 touchdowns. Antonio Graham and Ronald Bell are the top two returning wide outs who combined for 43 receptions and 631 yards to go with six touchdowns. Graham averaged 14.2 yards per catch and had three touchdowns, while Bell averaged 15.3 yards per catch with three touchdowns as well. Other returning receivers from 2018 include Alec Dana, Marcel Paul, Jadakis Bonds, Adeon Johnson and Lorenzo Thompson. OFFENSIVE LINE An experienced off ensive line returns in 2019 behind starters Ryan Carlisle, Gibril Ghee, Derrick Moreland and Malik Mackey. Carlisle started every game at center last season and is one of the strongest players on the team squatting over 550 lbs. Ghee has seen action at center and guard while starting the last two seasons. A Dean’s List student last semester, Ghee is very powerful with a squat max over 700 pounds. Mackey has started each of the last two years and has seen action at both tackle spots. He has great range with his size and athletic ability. Moreland started the last two years at left guard. He’s naturally powerful and very athletic with great instincts for o-line play. Several new faces will look to crack the lineup including transfer Michael Joseph from Memphis. He started the fi rst two games last year for the Tigers and moves very well for a big man. Some of the returning faces will include William Daniel, Quinton Ragland, Ari Reed, Arnesio Rosado, Jacori Shaw and Keldrick Wilson.
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