The Benedict College Tigers got a pair of second-half touchdown runs from Phillip Brown and defeated the Virginia University of Lynchburg Dragons 30-16 on Saturday afternoon in Charlie W. Johnson Stadium.
The South Carolina State Bulldogs snapped a four-game losing streak in an, 21-18, victory over Morgan State on the road at Hughes Stadium.
A career day from Markell Castle was not enough to overcome a second-half onslaught as Newberry fell to visiting Lenoir-Rhyne 34-21 in a critical battle of the last two remaining unbeaten South Atlantic Conference teams.
Clemson had three running backs eclipse 125 yards for the first time in school history, running for a record 11.8 yards per carry, defeating Wake Forest 63-3.
After the sudden passing of CJ Fuller earlier this week, Dabo Swinney spoke on his former running back following the Tigers’ 63-3 win over Wake Forest Saturday, detailing plans to celebrate the life of one of his own players.
Travis Etienne, Lyn-J Dixon and Adam Choice all eclipsed the 100-yard rushing mark as the No. 4/4 Clemson Tigers amassed 698 total offensive yards en route to a 63-3 defeat of the Wake Forest Demon Deacons at BB&T Field on Saturday afternoon. With the win, Clemson remained undefeated on the year at 6-0 overall and 3-0 in the ACC, while Wake Forest fell to 3-3 overall and 0-2 in conference play.
Quarterback Michael Scarnecchia spent years dreaming of starting at South Carolina, until he learned about things even bigger than his wishes.
The Benedict College pass defense will be put to the test once again when they take on the Virginia University of Lynchburg Dragons in a non-conference battle on Saturday at 2 p.m. in Charlie W. Johnson Stadium.
The Gamecock baseball team will play the second of its two fall scrimmages against outside competition this Saturday (Oct. 6) when the Gamecocks travel to Atlanta, Ga., to face Georgia Tech.
High temperatures are expected for Saturday’s football game between South Carolina and Missouri at Williams-Brice Stadium, scheduled for a noon ET kickoff.
