EC Game Day Guide Game #3 vs Shorter

FOOTBALL

GAME 3

SHORTER UNIVERSITY

Saturday, March 13, 2021 J.W. Babb Stadium |Greenwood, S.C.

GAME 3 - SHORTER UNIVERSITY

Saturday, March 13, 2021 | 4:00 P.M. (EST) J.W. Babb Stadium | Greenwood, S.C. 2021 ERSKINE COLLEGE FOOTBALL GAME NOTES

EC SCHEDULE FEBRUARY 27

MARCH 06 13 20 27

APRIL 03 10 17

@ Barton College*

W, 30-28

@ Edward Waters College SHORTER UNIVERSITY# @ North Greenville University EDWARD WATERS COLLEGE

L, 21-20 4:00 PM 5:00 PM 1:00 PM

@ Newberry College UNIV. OF FT. LAUDERDALE LIMESTONE UNIVERSITY

1:00 PM 1:00 PM 1:00 PM

* - Season Opener # - Home Opener

FEBRUARY at Kennesaw State*

L, 35-3

MARCH 03/13 03/20 03/27

ERSKINE COLLEGE FLYING FLEET Head Coach: Shap Boyd (Univ. of the South) Record at Erskine: 1-1 (1st Season) Career Record: 1-1

VS

EDWARD WATERS TIGERS Head Coach: Zach Morrison (Shorter) Record at Shorter: 1-22 (3rd Season) Career Record: 1-22

Ready for KICKOFF!

SU SCHEDULE 02/27

The MATCHUP

at Erskine College 4:00 PM EDWARD WATERS COLLEGE# 4:00 PM FORT VALLEY STATE 4:00 PM

* - Season Opener # - Home Opener

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Athletic Director Mark Peeler envisioned the return of football to Erskine years ago.

“Since I walked onto this campus 23 years ago, I felt it was a special place that offered a unique opportunity for students to develop in a rural Christian environment, but something was missing,” Peeler said. “Much of what I thought was missing had to do with school spirit and campus pride. I always felt football filled those pieces in—at least it does in many schools.”

Peeler worked on proposals for a football program, but the idea failed to gain traction at first. Then, after 10 years and two unsuccessful attempts, he was excited to see plans for football come together, backed by the Erskine College administration, in 2018.

“I am honored to get to be involved with it and am so grateful for all the people who have worked so hard to bring this vision to life. We are definitely doing football ‘The Fleet Way,’” Peeler said.

Since the hiring of Head Coach Shap Boyd in the fall of 2018, the program has been built from the ground up. Fleet Football was featured in the New York Times and The State and on WSPA. Then, with the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, Erskine’s first game, scheduled for September 5, 2020, was postponed.

Once plans for a possible spring season were in the works, Boyd expressed gratitude and hope. “I just want to say how very happy we are to finally be releasing a schedule,” Boyd said then. “It has been an interesting two-year pre-season, and we are looking forward to being able to play some actual games.”

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“Some of our players have been practicing for two years for this opportunity,” he added. “We feel blessed to finally be in this position, and God willing, we will get this kicked off in the spring.”

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On March 13, 2021, the Flying Fleet is hosting their first home football game in nearly 70 years.

But who’s counting?

ERSKINE ATHLETICS COMMUNICATION CONTACTS

ANDREW PRESTON____________ Sports Information Director Office: (864) 379-8292 Cell: (859) 489-3045 Email: preston@erskine.edu BEN AUTEN___________________ Asst. Sports Information Director Office: (864) 379-8282 Email: auten@erskine.edu FLEET RADIO Play-by-Play: Benji Greeson Color Analyst: Bobby Hamby The Fleet Countdown Pregame Show will begin 15 minutes before every game, listen online at: www.erskinesports.com.

erskine.edu/football t h a n k yo u to our G a m e d ay g u i d e sponsors

Additionally, you can listen to the Flying Fleet Gridiron Revival Show with Benji Greeson Tuesdays from 7-8 pm during the season on www.wzlaradio.com EC COLLEGE QUICK FACTS Location: Due West, S.C. Founded: 1839 Enrollment: 800 Nickname: Flying Fleet Colors: Garnet & Gold Affiliation: NCAA Division II Conference: Independent President: Dr. Robert Gustafson Athletic Director: Mark Peeler PROGRAM QUICK FACTS First Season: 1915-1942, 1946-1952, 2021-present All-Time Record: 81-189-11 All-Time Win %: 0.288 Head Coach: Shap Boyd Alma Mater: University of the South; Middle Tennessee State University Years at EC: 1st Season Career Record: 1-1

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THE HISTORY OF ERSKINE COLLEGE FOOTBALL Erskine College came late to football, playing its first full intercollegiate schedule in 1915. In 1917 D.G. “Dode” Phillips, son of an ARP minister, and many of his teammates from Chester High School, entered Erskine, and the “Seceders” upset University of South Carolina, 14-13, on a forward pass from Dode to future Erskine coach Jakie Todd.

Over the next four years, Dode pushed Erskine into state prominence during a career that had him selected in 1950 as South Carolina’s “Athlete of the Half Century.” In 1921 he led Erskine to a 6-2 record. He scored on every opponent, as Erskine won the Little Four title and claimed a 13-0 victory over Clemson. Former Virginia Tech star Dave Parrish coached the Fleet during those successful years.

In 1926 Erskine had another great recruiting year, led by virtually all the players on Due West High School’s powerful team. Led by triple threat Gordon Parkinson, later dean of men and chemistry professor at Erskine, Erskine won the South Carolina freshman championship in 1926, defeating Clemson, 7-6. As seniors in 1929 those players compiled a 7-3 record. Erskine’s wide-open attack earned the team a new name, “The Flying Fleet.”

Jakie Todd coached the 1926 freshmen and began a 14-year career as Erskine head coach in 1927. Todd’s teams were always competitive against tough schedules including many Southern Conference opponents. In 1933 the Fleet played ties against Davidson, Furman, and Presbyterian, then a South Carolina powerhouse. Tailback James Boyce Pressly led the 1937 Erskine team to an unbeaten record in Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association play. It went 6-4 and won the SIAA and Little Four championships.

Todd left the Fleet in 1941 to become head of the South Carolina Pardon and Parole Board, and Erskine suspended football after the season because of World War II. After a winless season in 1946 when play resumed, Erskine hired John McMillan, wartime coach at the University of South Carolina, as its head coach. McMillan brought Gene Alexander with him as assistant. The two had played together at South Carolina before the war and opposed each other as junior college coaches in 1946.

McMillan and Alexander brought with them an outstanding array of World War II veterans, including many South Carolina and junior college transfers, who produced two of Erskine’s finest teams in 1947 and 1948. Led by such stars as tailback “Rabbit” Lowry and quarterback Harry Hipps, the team finished 7-3 in 1947 and 6-4 in 1948. In 1948 Erskine handed Florida State a 14-6 loss, the only loss of the season for the Seminoles.

The Fleet was primed for its finest season in 1949 before many of its starters were ruled ineligible. The SIAA ruled that transfers had only two years of eligibility remaining after leaving junior college, and those transferring to Erskine after their freshman year had exhausted their eligibility. In 1950 Coach Alexander was called to active duty in the Korean War. McMillan was left to coach the winless 1951 team alone. With enrollment dropping due to the war, the GI Bill no longer paying for athletes’ education, and the absence of the principal assistant coach, the program seemed unsustainable. The Erskine Board of Trustees voted to drop football in the spring of 1952.

In 1987 Erskine formed a club football team that played for two seasons, claiming a victory over the Clemson club team. This team found itself outmanned, however, against opponents playing academically ineligible varsity players or recruiting for future varsity teams, and the program was discontinued.

During 33 years of competition, Erskine had an overall losing record but produced some of South Carolina’s greatest players, victories over South Carolina, Clemson, The Citadel, and Florida State, and competitive teams under great coaches. The Fleet looks forward to the rebirth of a great football heritage.

NUMERICAL ROSTER >> ERSKINE No. Name 1 2 2 3 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 10 11 11 12 13 14 15 15 16 16 17 18 18 19 20 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 55 57 59 61 62

Senika McKie Brison Beck Javian Bellamy Kevon Catoe

Yr. Ht.

r-Fr. 6-2 r-Fr. 5-9 Jr. 6-1 r-So. 6-0 Abraham Temoney r-Fr.6-3 Jamar Barron r-Fr. 5-9 Khalif Poag r-Fr. 6-2 Jaelan Harfield r-Fr. 5-11 Bryce Jeffcoat r-Fr. 6-1 Marion Smalls r-Fr. 5-11 Maliek Samuel r-Fr. 6-2 Korey Besse Fr. 6-2 Bryce Crawford r-Fr. 6-0 Jarvis McClurkin Fr. 6-1 Craig Pender Fr. 6-0 DeVante Roberson r-Fr. 6-0 Jamal Barron r-Fr. 5-9 Brandon Lane r-Jr. 5-10 Dameon Green R-Fr. 5-11 Aaron Spruill Fr. 6-2 Lance Brownlee Jr. 6-0 Donovan Bush Fr. 5-11 Christopher Jones II Fr. 5-10 Ethan Connor So. 6-1 Dorian Robinson Jr. 5-9 Oz Smith r-Fr. 6-3 Jeremiah Stevens r-Fr. 5-9 Ja’laun Walton Fr. 6-0 Latrell Walker Fr. 5-11 Quay Chambers Fr. 5-10 Josh Heatley Fr. 6-1 Silas Cannady r-Fr. 5-9 Stanley Jean-Baptiste r-Fr. 5-11 Collin Whitfield r-Fr. 5-4 JaQuez Frazier Fr. 5-11 Trea Jones r-Fr. 5-11 David Holmes r-Fr. 6-0 Jarques Washington r-Fr. 5-10 Jamari Smith r-Fr. 5-11 Taison Thomas r-Fr. 6-0 Rashad Luckey Fr. 5-11 Elijah Cobb Fr. 5-7 Eric Carty Fr. 6-1 Jaylen Brown Fr. 5-8 Dylan Shiflett r-Fr. 5-9 Randy Smith Jr Fr. 6-1 David Haynes Fr. 6-1 X’Avier Allen r-Fr. 6-0 Josh Arrowood Jr. 6-3 Tyler Hayes Fr. 6-0 JaCory Tanksley Fr. 5-11 Adrian Cabrera Fr. 5-11 DeArius Hazel Fr. 5-9 Camden Lee r-Fr. 6-0 Jackson Osburne r-Fr. 6-0 Titus Turner Fr. 6-1 Carter Vest r-Fr. 6-2 DJ Tucker Fr. 5-11 Nolan Holloway r-Fr. 5-10 Cameron Carty Fr. 6-0 Jason Harris r-Fr. 6-0 Jaheim Bowman Fr. 6-1 Alex Garrido r-Fr. 6-0 Wayne Gibson Jr r-So. 6-2 Collyn Richardson r-So. 6-1 Duncan Owen Fr. 6-1 Dylan Truslow r-Fr. 6-2

Wt. Pos. Hometown/High School 180 190 185 205 180 170 180 180 180 195 230 185 235 180 200 200 170 205 190 180 190 210 210 200 200 220 240 185 220 200 215 160 220 195 220 170 185 200 205 190 255 190 220 145 230 175 175 210 190 215 155 195 200 225 205 170 220 175 210 220 315 215 285 210 320 250 280

WR RB WR WR DB DB DB DB QB DB DL QB LB DB QB WR DB LB DB WR QB LB LB QB LB DL RB DB RB RB RB DB LB RB LB DB RB RB LB RB RB DB LB DB FB FS RB QB DE LB DB LB RB LB LB DB DL FS LB LB OL DL OL LB OL OL OL

No. Name

Yr.. Ht.

Wt. Pos. Hometown/High School

63 Chad Stark Fr. 6-0 170 K Boiling Springs, SC/Boiling Springs 64 Zach Drake r-Fr. 5-10 270 OL Landrum, SC/Greer 65 West Hiller Fr. 6-1 170 K/P Chapin, SC/Chapin 66 Clinton Sexton Fr. 6-0 310 OL Clover, SC/Clover 67 Jarius Gordon Fr. 6-0 284 DL Estill, SC/Estill 68 Lane West r-Fr. 6-3 315 OL Walterboro, SC/Colleton County 70 Jacob Hall Fr. 6-4 275 OL Clinton, SC/Clinton 72 Peyton Robinson Fr. 6-4 295 OL Fort Myers, FL/North Fort Myers 73 Jered Geyer r-Fr. 6-2 295 OL Commerce, GA/Commerce 74 Chandler Muller Fr. 6-2 310 OL Columbia, SC/Ridge View 75 Christian Ressalam r-Fr. 6-2 240 OL Fort Mill, SC/Indian Land 76 Caleb Poole Fr. 6-2 330 OL Seneca, SC/Seneca Cape Coral, FL/Palmetto Prep 77 Logan Bell So. 6-1 310 OL Evans, GA/Mesabi Range College Myrtle Beach, SC/Carolina Forest 78 Jhabari Hollis Fr. 6-3 220 DL Columbia, SC/Richland Northeast Irmo, SC/Dutch Fork 79 Billy Jackson r-So. 6-4 285 OL Camden, SC/Newberry College Barnwell, SC/Barnwell 80 Chance Guest r-Fr. 6-2 195 TE Boiling Springs, SC/Boiling Springs Venice, FL/Lemon Bay 82 Ford Setzer r-Fr. 6-5 230 TE Jacksonville, FL/Christ’s Church Hollywood, SC/Baptist Hill 83 Jenkins Peeler Fr. 6-2 165 K/P Due West, SC/Dixie Polk County, FL/Iowa Central CC 84 Derek Gill r-Fr. 6-3 195 WR Spring, TX/Tomball Christian New Ellenton, SC/Silver Bluff 85 Bennett Caldwell So. 5-10 165 K/P Camden, SC/Midland Tech Greenville, SC/Liberty Saint George, SC/Dorchester Academy 86 Grafton Petrie Fr. 6-4 220 TE Orlando, FL/Orangewood Christian 87 Tyler Quillens r-Fr. 5-9 165 WR Florence, SC/South Florence New Ellenton, SC/Silver Bluff 88 Yong Lee Fr. 5-6 165 WR John Creek, GA/Concordia Univ.

St. Louis, MO/Hazelwood HS 89 Zion Walker r-Jr. 6-4 180 WR York, SC/Ellsworth CC Anderson, SC/Westside 90 Seth Kemfort r-Fr. 6-2 200 LB Lexington, SC/Grey Collegiate Easley, SC/Easley 91 Marcelous Livingstonr-Fr. 6-0 240 DL Little River, SC/North Myrtle Summerville, SC/Ashley Ridge 92 Isaac Stenhouse r-Fr. 6-1 275 DL Fountain Inn, SC/Hillcrest Saluda, SC/Saluda 94 Shaun Wiley r-Fr. 5-11 270 DL Columbia, SC/Spring Valley Tampa, FL/Carvers Bay 95 Jeremy Roberts r-Fr. 6-1 275 DL Florence, SC/Wilson Augusta, GA/Grovetown 98 Jaheim Scott Fr. 6-2 310 DL Greenville, SC/Wade Hampton Chester, SC/South Pointe HS 99 Shane Bell r-Fr. 5-10 260 DL Pendleton, SC/Pendleton Columbia, SC/Catawba College McCormick, SC/McCormick Zion Coker r-Fr. 6-1 185 RB Charleston, SC/Oceanside Collegiate Jacksonville, FL/Ridgeview Dallyon Creech Fr. 6-0 210 WR Barnwell, SC/Barnwell HS Simpsonville, SC/Hillcrest Wesley Gilliard Fr. Beaufort, SC/Whale Branch Charles Hammond Fr. 6-3 235 DL North Augusta, SC/North Augusta Greenville, SC/Wade Hampton Ivan Hill r-Jr. 6-2 230 DL Easley, SC/South Carolina State North Charleston, SC/Military Chansler Hope r-Fr. 5-9 185 LB Monticello, GA/Jasper County Columbia, SC/Dreher Kaylon Johnson-Cain r-Fr. 5-10 175 DB Charleston, SC/Summerville Florence, SC/Wilson Joshua Keasler r-Fr. 6-2 245 DL Lexington, SC/Lexington Irmo, SC/Chapin Greenville, SC/St. Joseph’s Catholic Kenyatta Kendrick Fr. Correy Massey, Jr. Fr. 6-1 190 DB Fort Myers, FL/Lehigh Senior Seneca, SC/Seneca Anthony McFadden Fr. Kennesaw, GA/Allatoona Joshua Means r-Fr. 5-10 240 LB Boiling Springs, SC/Boiling Springs Whitmire, SC/Whitmire Zach Miller r-Fr. 6-1 185 ATH Laurens, SC/Laurens Six Mile, SC/D.W. Daniel Gavin Moore Fr. QB Myrtle Beach, SC/Southeastern Trell Murry Fr. 6-0 175 DB Greenville, SC/Southside Christian Tampa Bay, FL/Wiregrass Ranch HS Raseac Myles Fr. 5-9 150 WR Rock Hill, SC/South Pointe Tyler, TX/John Tyler (TX) Lake Forest, IL/Lake Forest Academy Darrion Robinson Fr. Cole Saggus Fr. 5-10 190 LB North Augusta, SC/North Augusta Tampa Bay, FL/Wiregrass Ranch HS Gage Swilling Fr. 6-1 260 DL Jefferson, GA/Jefferson Jackson, SC/Silver Bluff Kory Talley Fr. 6-4 340 OL Salem, SC/Walhalla Spring Hill, FL/F.W. Springstead Cannon Underwood r-So. 6-1 240 OL Flowery Branch, GA/Kentucky Christian Seabrook, SC/Whale Branch Gavin White-Burgess Fr. 6-0 260 DL Hollywood, SC/Goose Creek Woodruff, SC/Woodruff Fr. 6-2 185 QB Atlantic Beach, FL/Terry Parker Spartanburg, SC/Spartanburg Christian William Wyche Isaiah Young Fr. DL Atlanta, GA/Henry W. Grady Piedmont, SC/Wren Marietta, GA/Hillgrove HS Blythewood, SC/Blythewood Kennesaw, GA/Allatoona Camden, SC/Camden Iva, SC/Crescent North Charleston, SC/Fort Dorchester Apopka, FL/Hutchinson CC West Columbia, SC/Newberry College Liberty, SC/Liberty Florence, SC/South Florence Columbia, SC/Ridge View Rabun County, GA/Rabun County Columbia, SC/Ben Lippen School Blythewood, SC/Blythewood Sumter, SC/Sumter Hollywood, SC/Baptist Hill Columbia, SC/Spring Valley Rock Hill, SC/Lancaster Camden, SC/Camden Beaufort, SC/Whale Branch Florence, SC/West Florence

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

statistical comparison EC SU Total Points 50 3 Scoring Offense 44 0 Scoring Defense 6 0 Total Offense 683 160 Yards Per Game 341.5 160 Yards Allowed Per Game 352 338 Passing Offense 551 109 Comp-Att-Int 45-71-1 24-36-0 Yards Per Game 275.5 109 Yards Allowed Per Game 134.5 27 Passing Touchdowns 5 0 Rushing Offense 132 51 Yards Per Game 66 51 Yards Allowed Per Game 217.5 311 Rushing Touchdowns 1 0 Kickoff Return Yards 53 57 Attempts 4 3 Yards Per Return 13.25 19 Punt Return Yards 57 0 Attempts 8 0 Yards Per Return 7.13 0 Field Goals 0-1 1-1 Point-After Tries 6-6 0-0 Punting Yards 498 200 Attempts 13 7 Net Punting Average 33.85 35 3rd-Down Conversions 11 4 3rd-Down Percentage 32.35 25 Opp. 3rd-Down Percentage 24.00 44.44 4th-Down Conversions 3 1 4th-Down Percentage 50.00 33.33 Opp. 4th-Down Percentage 60.00 50 Red Zone Scores 3 1 Red Zone % 50.00 50 Red Zone Touchdowns 3-6 0 Opp. Red Zone % 71.42 83.33 First Downs 36 12 Avg. Time of Poss.

25:38 30:25 Penalties – Yards 16-133 9-55

EC COACHING STAFF

Head Coach: Shap Boyd

Defensive Line/Strength & Conditioning: Neil Harrell

Offensive Coordinator: Gage Hayes

Cornerbacks: Malik Chevry

Linebackers/Special Teams Coordinator: Steve Howard

Offensive Line/Run Game/ Recruiting: Drew Engels

Running Backs/Tight Ends: Wayne Anderson, Jr.

Wide Receivers: Andre Green

SHAP BOYD HEAD COACH

University of the South, 1985 Middle Tennessee State University, 1987 1st Season 1-1 Overall (0.500) COACHING CAREER YEAR 2019- 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988 1987 1986 1985

SCHOOL Erskine Univ. of VA-Wise Univ. of VA-Wise Univ. of VA-Wise Southeastern Univ.

Southeastern Univ.

Muskingum Univ.

Muskingum Univ.

Muskingum Univ.

Muskingum Univ.

Muskingum Univ.

Muskingum Univ.

Muskingum Univ.

POSITION HC AC AC AC AC AC AC AC AC AC AC AC AC Washington Univ.- St. Louis AC Washington Univ.- St. Louis AC Jacksonville Univ. AC Jacksonville Univ. AC Jacksonville Univ. AC Jacksonville Univ. AC Jacksonville Univ. AC Jacksonville Univ. AC Lake Highland AC Lake Highland AC Univ. of the South AC Univ. of the South AC Lycoming AC Lycoming AC Lock Haven AC Lock Haven AC Lock Haven AC Lock Haven AC Lock Haven AC Univ. of Kentucky AC Univ. of Kentucky AC MTSU AC

BOYD PROFILE Shap Boyd served for three seasons as the Defensive Coordinator and Safeties Coach at the University of Virginia at Wise. Prior to his arrival, the Cavalier defense ranked 161st (out of 167) in scoring defense, 145th in total defense and 166th in passing defense. In his first season at Wise, the Cavaliers finished with the program’s first winning season since 2008 and their six wins were more than the previous three seasons combined.

Boyd’s defense improved each year, becoming a force both in the Mountain East Conference and nationally. In his last season at Wise, his defense finished 4th nationally in tackles for loss, 14th in yards per play, 18th in yards per pass, 32nd in scoring defense, 25th in total defense, and 20th in passing defense.

“We hate to lose Coach Boyd at UVa-Wise, but are excited for him and congratulate Erskine,” said Kendall Rainey, Director of Athletics at the University of Virginia at Wise. “Coach Boyd’s experience at various levels of college football have given him appreciation for the balance of DII. He is a no-nonsense hard worker and he sets that standard for his players. Coach Boyd and his family have had a strong impact on our football program, our department and the campus community through their involvement and engagement.”

From 2014 to 2015, Boyd was the special teams coordinator and defensive backs coach for Southeastern University Fire in the program’s first two years of competition. In his two seasons with the Fire, the program had a record of 17-5, an All-American Punter/Kicker, and four All-Conference Defensive Backs.

Prior to his service at Southeastern, Boyd was the assistant head coach and defensive coordinator at Muskingum University of Ohio for seven seasons.

During his tenure with the Muskies, the defense went from 10th in the Ohio Athletic Conference prior to his arrival to third in each of his final three seasons. The Muskingum defense also finished 24th nationally against the run in 2011. Before coming to Muskingum, he served as defensive coordinator/defensive backs at Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri, from 2004-2007.

Boyd spent five seasons at NCAA Division I Jacksonville University as the secondary coach before being named associate head coach and defensive coordinator. Prior to Jacksonville, he coached at The University of the South, Lycoming College, and Lock Haven University.

Erskine’s new head football coach is a 1985 graduate of the University of the South, where he was a member of the football team, and he earned his master’s degree in 1987 from Middle Tennessee State University.

ERSKINE OPPONENTS’ schedules & RESULTS NORTH GREENVILLE UNIVERSITY (0-0, 0-0 GSC)

BARTON COLLEGE (0-1 IND) 02/27 03/13 03/20 03/27 04/03

ERSKINE COLLEGE WINGATE at Lenoir-Rhyne NEWBERRY COLLEGE at Catawba College

03/04 03/20 03/27

L, 30-28 4:00 PM 3:00 PM 6:00 PM 1:00 PM

at Jackson State ERSKINE COLLEGE at Shorter University at Erskine College

03/06

at Kennesaw State at Erskine College EDWARD WATERS FORT VALLEY STATE CLARK ATLANTA

L, 53-0 W, 21-20 4:00 PM 1:00 PM

W, 21-6 TBA

03/20

at Catawba College

03/27

at Barton College

1:00 PM 6:00 PM

04/03

ERSKINE COLLEGE

1:00 PM

04/10

WINGATE UNIVERSITY

6:00 PM

LIMESTONE UNIVERSITY (0-1, 0-0 SAC)

L, 35-3 4:00 PM TBD TBD TBD

UNIVERSITY OF FT. LAUDERDALE (0-0) TBA TBA

TUSCULUM UNIVERSITY

03/13 LENOIR-RHYNE

SHORTER UNIVERSITY (0-1, 0-0 GSC) 02/27 03/13 03/20 03/27 04/03

TBD TBD 1:00 PM

NEWBERRY COLLEGE (1-0, 0-0 SAC)

EDWARD WATERS COLLEGE (1-1, 0-0 SIAC) 02/21 03/06 03/20 03/27

@ Mars Hill Benedict College ERSKINE COLLEGE

TBA

03/06

at West Alabama

L, 27-17

03/13

at Benedict College

6:00 PM

03/20

UNIVERSITY OF VA-WISE

7:00 PM

03/27

at Carson-Newman

1:00 PM

04/03

at Tusculum University

4:00 PM

04/10

MARS HILL

7:00 PM

04/17

at Erskine

12:00 PM

NCAA DIVISION II INDEPENDENTS SCHOOL

W-L PCT STREAK

ERSKINE Barton College

1-1 0.500 0-1 0.000

L1 L1

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