TIM O'NEAL EXCELS ON NEW TOUR:

  With three events left on the NEC Series PGA Latina-

merica season, former Jackson

State golfer Tim O'Neal is fourth

on the Order of Merit, the tour's

money list. The top ve players

on the Tour's Money List will earn

full status on the Web.com Tour

next year.

  In last week's Lexus Peru

Open in Lima, O'Neal shot a nal

round 67 to nish alone in fourth

place at 11-under 277. He shot rounds of 70-67-73-70 to

nish two shots behind tournament winner Julian Etu-

lain. He pocketed $7,200 for his efforts. With the result,

O'Neal moved up one place from fth to fourth on the

Tour's Order of Merit.

O'Neal's winnings are now at $63,015 thru 11 events.

He is just $640.33 behind third-place Jose Fernandez-Val-

des of Argentina ($63,655.63). The money leader is Jose

de Jesus Rodriguez of Mexico ($97,006.25) followed by

Ryan Blaum of the USA ($79,390.18).

O'Neal was coming off a tie for third the previous

week at the Arturo Calle Colombian Classic presented by

Avianca held in Bogota, Columbia. O'Neal shot 69-67-

69-67 to nish at -12 272. He tied with Jose Manuel Gar-

rido and Corbin Mills two shots behind Manuel Villegas

and eventual winner Jose De Jesus Rodriguez, who won

on the second hole of sudden death. O'Neal took home

$7,800 for his third-place nish.

He had pocketed $1,079 two weeks earlier after tying

for 25th at the Puerto Rico Classic.

The most recent tournaments began the second leg

of the NEC Series which has been off since nine tourna-

ments that ended in early June. The NEC Series – PGA

TOUR Latinoamérica 2013 season features 14 events in

nine countries throughout Latin America played in two

halves, March-May and October-December.

In the March-May segment, O'Neal had one win

at the Arturo Calle Columbian Open which netted him

the winner's purse of $27,000 and a second-place n

™

FOR THE WEEK OF NOVEMBER 12 - 18, 2013

MEAC RACE TIGHTENS AFTER BETHUNE LOSS;

TIM O'NEAL WELL POSITIONED ON NEC TOUR

Championship Game logos

 

G A M E S T H I S W E E K

CIAA, SIAC stage title gamesLUT WILLIAMS

BCSP Editor 

  Results from this past week's games have set

up championship game match-ups for the SIAC,CIAA and SWAC. The MEAC race however is

far from over.

  Two-time defending champion Winston-

Salem State clinched its third straight South Di-

vision title and CIAA championship game berthSaturday with a 28-24 win over Fayetteville

State.

The Rams will go for a CIAA champion-

ship three-peat when they face Northern Division

champion Virginia State Saturday at 1 p.m. at

Winston-Salem's Bowman-Gray Stadium, WS-SU's home eld. Both teams will enter the game

with 9-1 overall marks and unblemished 7-0 re-

cords in league play.

In Atlanta Saturday at 7 p.m., the 3rd SIAC

Championship Game will pit Miles, who clinchedthe West Division title in a 41-36 upset of BCSP

No. 5 Tuskegee Saturday, against Albany State,

who knocked off Fort Valley State 19-10 Satur-

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14ESPNU | Internet Webcast - HSRN

SC State vs. Morgan State in Orangeburg, SC 7:30p

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16 Alabama A&M vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff in Huntsville, AL 1pConcordia-S elma vs. Warner in Selma, AL 1p

Miss Valley State vs. Alabama State in Itta Bena, MS 1pPrairie View A&M vs. Abilene Christian in Prairie View, TX 1pNC A&T vs. Savannah State in Greensboro, NC 1pWest Virginia State vs. Glenville State in Institute, WV 1p

Cheyney vs. Seton Hill in Cheyney, PA 12nJackson State vs. Alcorn State in Jackson, MS 2pLincoln (MO) vs. Southwest Baptist in Jefferson City, MO 2pTennessee State vs. Murray State in Nashville , TN 2p

Texas College vs. Oklahoma Baptist in Tyler, TX 2pEdward Waters vs. College of Faith in Jacksonville, FL 2pFlorida A&M vs. Delaware State in Tallahassee, FL 2pNC Central vs. Norfolk State in Durham, NC 2p

UNC-Pembrok e vs. Va.-Lynchburg in Pembroke, NC 2pBethune-Coo kman vs. Hampton in Daytona Beach, FL 4pSouthern vs. Clark Atlanta in Baton Rouge, LA 6p

West Alabama vs. Central State in Livingston, AL 6pCHAMPIONSHIP GAMESCIAA Championship - TV CIAA Network / HSRNVirginia State vs. Winston-Salem State in Winston-Salem, NC 1p

SIAC ChampionshipTV Broadcast - Bounce TV - HSRN  Albany State vs. Miles in Atlanta, GA 7pTV GAMESTV Broadcast - Comcast SportsNet Houston - Delayed - 11/19  

Texas Southern vs. Howard in Houston, TX 2p

SCORESNOVEMBER 7

 Alcorn State 50, Prairie View 35

NOVEMBER 9 

 Albany State 19, Fort Valley State 10

 Ark.-Pine Bluff 45, Grambling State 42Bowie State 30, Elizabeth City State 21

Chowan 77, Lincoln (Pa) 14

Clark Atlanta 35, Edward Waters 28Delta State 77, Concordia-Selma 0

Hampton 29, NC Central 21

Howard 42, Savannah State 14Jackson State 26, Alabama A&M 20

Johnson C. Smith 26, Central State 24

Kentucky State 44, Morehouse 0Lane 48, Benedict 13

Lincoln (MO) 42, NE (OK) State 33

Livingstone 42, Virginia-Lynchburg 13

Miles 41, Tuskegee 36Miss Valley State 20, Texas Southern 17

Morgan State 24, NC A&T 23

Norfolk State 27, Bethune-Cookman 24SC State 25, Florida A&M 21

SW Assembliles 38, Texas College 15Shaw 32, Saint Augustine's 14

Shepherd 47, West Virginia State 0

Shippensburg 42, Cheyney 0

Southern 31, Alabama State 28Stillman 42, College of Faith 0

Tennessee State 31, Austin Peay 6

Virginia State 46, Virginia Union 3W-Salem State 28, Fayetteville State 14

DIV ALL

NORTH DIVISION  W L W L ^ Virginia State 7 0 9 1Elizabeth City State 4 3 4 6Bowie State 3 4 5 5Chowan 3 4 4 6Virginia Union 3 4 3 7Lincoln 0 7 1 9SOUTH DIVISION ^ Winston-Salem State 7 0 9 1

CIAA CENTRAL INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION   INDEPENDENTS

  W L

Tennessee State 8 3

Langston 4 4

Va. Univ. of Lynchburg 2 7

Lincoln (Mo.) 2 8

Concordia 1 7

Texas College 1 8

Edward Waters 1 9

2 0 1 3 B L A C K C O L L E G E F O O T B A L L (Results, Standings and Weekly Honors)

SIAC SOUTHERN INTERCOLLEGIATE

ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

  DIV CONF ALL

EAST DIVISION  W L W L W L

^ Albany State 4 0 4 2 5 4Fort Valley State 3 1 3 3 4 6Benedict 2 2 2 4 4 6Clark Atlanta 1 3 1 5 3 6Morehouse 0 4 0 6 2 8WEST DIVISION ^ Miles 4 0 6 0 6 3

SWAC SOUTHWESTERN

ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

  DIV ALL

EAST DIVISION  W L W L 

^ Jackson State 8 0 8 2

 Alabama State 6 2 6 4

 Alcorn State 6 2 8 3

 Alabama A&M 3 5 3 7

Miss. Valley St. 2 6 2 8WEST DIVISION 

MID EASTERN

ATHLETIC CONFERENCEMEAC  CONF ALL

  W L W L Bethune-Cookman 5 1 8 2SC State 5 1 7 3Delaware State 4 2 4 5Hampton 4 2 4 6Morgan State 4 2 4 6Norfolk State 3 3 3 7

TITLE GAMES: Miles and

 Albany State vie for SIAC

honors. Winston-Salem

State faces Virginia State

for CIAA crown.

TITLE TIMEIN ATLANTA,W-SALEM

O'NEAL

day to take the East Division crown.

  The SIAC title game is a rematch of a Sept.

28th meeting this year that saw Miles come

away with a 22-14 win. The game is also a re-match of the inaugural SIAC title game in 2011

where Miles downed Albany State, 20-17.

  SWAC title game participants were also

determined last week. Alcorn State's 50-35

win over Prairie View Thursday night gave the

West Division title to Southern.

Jackson State grabbed the East Division

title with its 26-20 win over Alabama A&M

Saturday. Jackson State and Southern will meet

in the 15th SWAC Championship Game on Sat-

urday, Dec. 7 at Reliant Stadium in Houston.  Norfolk State injected some drama into the

MEAC race Saturday with its 27-24 win over

BCSP No. 1 and MEAC leader Bethune-Cook-

man. The loss dropped B-CU into a tie withSouth Carolina State for the conference lead.

The CIAA title game pits two teams cur-rently ranked in the top eight in Super Region I

while the SIAC battle has two teams outside the

Super Region II top eight. The top eight teams

from the region receive playoff berths.

  WSSU is ranked second in Region I whileVSU is ranked sixth. WSSU, last year's national

Div. II runner-up, is all but assured of a playoff

berth regardless of the outcome of Saturday's

contest. VSU needs a win to lock down a berth

but may earn one of the spots with a loss.

While WSSU was expected to get back tothe title game, V-State has been the surprise of

the league. The Trojans were picked to nish fth

in the six-team North Division but ran the table,

losing only to Benedict of the SIAC in their

rst year under new head coach Latrell Scott.

WSSU comes in with the league's top of -fense, averaging 40.2 points and 476.2 yards per

game, and the top defense, giving up just 15.4

points and 234.6 yards per game.

Quarterback Rudy Johnson is

the league passing leader (230.6ypg.) while Maurice Lewis (791

yards, 11 TDs) leads the ground

game. Johnson's chief target has

been freshman Chase Powell

(54 rec., 7 TDs).

The stingy Rams' defense is led by line-backer Carlos Fields (67 tackles) and lineman

UNDER THE BANNERWHAT'S GOING ON IN AND AROUND BLACK COLLEGE SPORTS

1. WINSTON-SALEM STATE (9-1) - Beat Fayetteville State, 28-14 to clinch CIAA

South title. NEXT: Hosting Virginia State in CIAA Championship Game.

2. JACKSON STATE (8-2) - Got by Alabama A&M, 26-20 and clinched SWAC East

title. NEXT: Hosting Alcorn State to close out regular season.

3. BETHUNE-COOKMAN  (8-2) - Handed rst MEAC loss by Norfolk State, 27-24.

NEXT: Hosting Hampton.

4. SOUTH CAROLINA STATE (7-3) - Came back to knock off Florida A&M, 25-21.

NEXT: Hosts Morgan State Thursday in Orangeburg on ESPNU.

5. TENNESSEE STATE (8-3) - Dominated Austin Peay, 31-6. NEXT: Hosting Mur-

ray State.

6. VIRGINIA STATE (9-1) - Won big over Virginia Union, 46-3 to close out regular

season. NEXT: CIAA title game vs. Winston-Salem State.

7. ALCORN STATE (7-3) - Beat Prairie View A&M, 50-35 Thursday to give SWAC

East title to Jackson State. NEXT: At Jackson State to close out regular season.

8. SOUTHERN (6-4) - Beat Alabama State, 31-28. NEXT: Hosting Clark Atlanta.

9. ALABAMA STATE (6-4) - Fell to Southern, 31-28. NEXT: At Miss. Valley State.

10. TUSKEGEE (8-2) - Upset by Miles, 41-36. NEXT: Regular season nished.

B C S P T O P T E N

SUPER REGION I1. Shepherd (9-0)

2. W-Salem St. (9-1) 

3. Bloomsburg (9-1)

4. W. Chester (9-1)

5. Slippery Rock (9-1)

6. Virginia State  (9-1) 

SUPER REGION II1. Lenoir-Rhyne (9-1)

2. UNC Pembroke (8-1)

3. North Alabama (7-2)

4. Carson-Newman ((8-2)

7. Tuskegee(8-1)

9. Miles (6-3)

THE D2 PLAYOFF PICTURE

Donnie Owens (8 sacks).

  VSU counters with the league's top rushing

attack (202.7 ypg.) led by running back Jordan

Anderson (1,142 yds., 114.2ypg.) who leads the league with

20 touchdowns. Quarterback

Justin Thorpe has completed

61.4% of his passes (127 of 207)

for 11 TDs with just ve inter-

ceptions. Jaivon Smallwood leads the receivers with 37 receptions for 562

yards and 7 scores.

  The VSU defense, second only to WSSU in

points (17.4) and yards (303.8) allowed, is led by

linebackers Geo Feggins and Brandon Robin-

son.

Miles comes into the SIAC title game

ranked ninth in Super Region II. Albany State is

not in the top 10.

  Miles quarterback David Thomas returned

at the helm of the Bears' offense and had a careerday (312 passing yards, 5 TDs) in

the win over Tuskegee. Thomas

will likely lead the Bears against

Albany State in the title game. He

sat out the rst game with ASUwith an injury. Demetrice Price

assumed the reins and led the

Bears to that victory. Antonio Pitts (36 rec., 3

TDs) leads the Bears receivers. Terry Emmett 

is the top rusher (303 yards, 4 TDs).

  Quarterback Frank Rivers threw for 215yards and two touchdowns as Al-

bany State clinched the division

title in the win over Fort Valley

State. Jesse Atkins leads the re-

ceivers with 43 catches for 565

yards and 7 TDs. Phillip Moore leads the ASU ground attack with

436 yards.

  B-CU (8-2, 5-1 MEAC) will host resurgent

Hampton (4-6, 4-2), winners of four of its last ve

and one of three teams tied for third in the confer-

ence race, Saturday (4 p.m.) in a key MEAC contest.

  S. C. State (7-3, 5-1) plays host (7:30 p.m.) to

one of the other third-place teams, Morgan State

4-6, 4-2), Thursday (7:30 p.m.) in a game to be car-

ried live on ESPNU. The other third-place team,

Delaware State (4-5, 4-2) is at Florida A&M (2

p.m.). 

Johnson

vs.

WINSTON-SALEM STATE

RAMS (9-1)VIRGINIA STATE

TROJANS (9-1)

NORTH DIVISION CHAMPION

CENTRAL INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

SOUTH DIVISION CHAMPION

CENTRAL INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

TEAM RECORD

2013 Overall: 9-1

2013 CIAA: 7-0

2013 BCSP Ranking: 1st

All-Time vs. VSU: 12-10

Last Time vs. VSU: 24-6 W, '05

CIAA Title Games: 6-9

CIAA Championships: 10 (Last '12)

COACH'S RECORD

Alma Mater: NC A&T ('95)

Record vs. VSU: 0-0

Record at WSSU: 44-5, .897 (4th year)

Career Record: Same

TEAM RECORD

2013 Overall: 9-1

2013 CIAA: 7-0

2013 BCSP Ranking: 6th

All-Time vs. WSSU: 10-12

Last Time vs. WSSU: 24-6 L, '05

CIAA Title Games: 1-3

CIAA Championships: 10 ('96)

COACH'S RECORD

Alma Mater: Hampton ('75)

Record vs. WSSU: 0-0

Record at VSU: 9-1, .900 (1st year)

Career Record: 15-6

Head Coach

LATRELLSCOTT

Head Coach

CONNELLMAYNOR

S A T U R D A Y , N O V E M B E R 1 6 , 2 0 1 3 • W I N S T O N - S A L E M , N C • B O W M A N - G R A Y S T A D I U M • 1 P . M .

2013 RESULTS

WSSU 9-1

21...@ UNC-Pembroke ....25 L

62......Va. Univ. Lynchburg ........8 W

35......Tuskegee in Cleveland...... 13 W

55.....@ Virginia Union ...15 W

56 .......Bowie State ....... 21 W

44 ........J. C. Smith ........ 17 W

35 .. @ St. Augustine's...17 W

40 .....@ Livingstone .......0 W

28 ............Shaw ........... 24 W

28 .....Fayetteville St. ..... 14 W

2013 RESULTS

VSU 9-1

29......@ Fayetteville St. .28 W

14.....Benedict in M'lnds. ..30 L

47........Kentucky State .....0 W

19............J. C.Smith .......17 W

14 .......... @ Shaw. ...... 10 W

51........@ Eliz. City St. ...28 W

47............ Bowie St.........44 W

34............@ Lincoln .......14 W

28.........@ Chowan......0 W

46..........Va. Union .......3 W

vs.

MILES

GOLDEN BEARS (6-3)ALBANY STATE

GOLDEN RAMS (5-4)

EAST DIVISION CHAMPION

SOUTHERN INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

WEST DIVISION CHAMPION

SOUTHERN INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

TEAM RECORD

2013 Overall: 6-3

2013 SIAC: 6-0

2013 BCSP Ranking: NR

All-Time vs. ASU: 15-34-3

Last Time vs. ASU: 22-14 W, '13

SIAC Title Game: 1-0

SIAC Championships: 1 (Last '11)

COACH'S RECORD

Alma Mater: North Alabama ('98)

Record vs. ASU: 3-1

At MC: 21-11, .656 (3rd year)

Career Record: Same

TEAM RECORD

2013 Overall: 5-4

2013 SIAC: 4-2

2013 BCSP Ranking: NR

All-Time vs. MC: 34-15-3

Last Time vs. MC: 22-14 L, '13

SIAC Title Game: 0-1

SIAC Championships: 13 (Last '10)

COACH'S RECORD

Alma Mater: Albany State ('78)

Record vs. MC: NA

At ASU: 104-48, .684 (14th year)

Career Record: Same

Head Coach

JAMESWHITE

Head Coach

REGINALDRUFFIN

S A T U R D A Y , N O V E M B E R 1 6 , 2 0 1 3 • A T L A N T A , G A • L A K E W O O D S T A D I U M • 7 P . M .

2013 RESULTS

MILES  6-3

7..........@ N. Alabama.......42 L

7...........@ W. Georgia .......31 L

-- .............Concordia ...Cancld -

22..........Albany State ......14 W

27...........@ Benedict .......13 W

21.......@ Central State .....26 L

40........Kentucky State ....17 W

38................Lane ........... 26 W

31...........@ Stillman ....... 30 W

41............Tuskegee ........36 W

2013 RESULTS

ALBANY STATE 5-4

24......@ N. Greenville .....26 L

13...........Tuskegee ..........19 L

34.........Eliz. City St. .......13 W

14............@ Miles ...........22 L

31............@ Lane ...........37 L

42.........Morehouse ........20 W

30......@ Clark Atlanta ......7 W

31........... Benedict ............6 W

31........Ft. Valley St. .........6 W

Anderson

Thomas

Rivers

the winner's purse of $27,000 and a second-place n-

ish at the Robert De Vincenzo Copa NEC where he won

$13,200. For the season, he has four top-10 nishes.

  The next event on the Tour is the Abierto de Chile at

the Los Leones Golf Club in Santiago, Chile set for Nov.

18-24.

HOLLAND'S RECEIVING RECORDS:

  Chowan senior wide receiver Robert

Holland had 13 receptions Saturday to

fnish his career Saturday with 325 recep-

tions, setting new CIAA and NCAA Div.

II record. The CIAA record (268) was held

by Damon Thompson of Virginia State.

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^ Winston-Salem State 7 0 9 1Fayetteville State 5 2 6 4Shaw 4 3 6 4Saint Augustine's 3 4 4 6Johnson C. Smith 2 5 5 5Livingstone 1 6 3 7^ Clinched Division title

CIAA PLAYERS OF THE WEEK WIDE RECEIVER

Robert Holland,Sr., WR,CHOWAN - 13 rec., 278 yards,4 TDs (30, 14, 31, 36) in win over Lincoln.QUARTERBACK

Dan McFarland, CHOWAN - 10 of 13, 189 yards, 4 TDsin win over Lincoln.OFFENSIVE BACKKeith Brown, RB, BSU - 28 carries, 230 yards, 4TDs

(9, 2, 2, 2) in wn over ECSU.DEFENSIVE BACKJared Turner, CHOWAN - 3 interceptions in win

over Lincoln.COACHConnell Maynor, WSSU - Clinched third straight SouthDivision title and conference title game berth with win

over Fayetteville State.

Edward Waters 1 9

Cheyney 0 10

W. Va. State 0 10

PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

OFFENSE

Jacob Morris, Jr., QB, LINCOLN (Mo.) - Com-pleted 17 of 23 passes for 212 yards and 4 TDs

and ran for 102 yards in win over NE Oklahoma.

Telvin Hooks, RB,TENNESSEE STATE -Rushednine times for 69 yards and scored TDs of 5 and

27 yards in win over Austin Peay.

DEFENSEDetorrius Shipley, LB, TENN. STATE - 4 tackles,

3 for 20 yards in losses, 2 of them sacks for 16

yards in losses vs. Austin Peay.SPECIAL TEAMS

Andrew Fishel, Fr., PK,LINCOLN (Mo.) - Was 6 of

6 on PATs to break school's single season scoring

record for a kicker with 44 points.

^ Miles 4 0 6 0 6 3Tuskegee 3 1 5 1 8 2Lane 2 2 4 2 6 4Stillman 1 3 3 3 6 4Central State 0 0 0 2 2 8Kentucky State 0 4 2 4 5 5^ Clinched Division title SIAC PLAYERS OF THE WEEKOFFENSEDavid Thomas, R-Sr., QB, MILES - Threw for 312yards (30 of 40) and career-best 5 TDs and rushedfor 103 yards and 1 TD in W. Div. clinching winover Tuskegee.DEFENSELarelle Muldrow, Sr., DB, CLARK ATLANTA  - Had3 interceptions including TD returns of 78 and 24yards in win over Edward Waters. Also had 2 tacklesand 2 break-ups.NEWCOMERJamion Dunning, Fr., WR, LANE - 10 catches with3 TDs in win over Benedict.OFFENSIVE LINEMANZack LaGrange, Jr., OG, KENTUCKY STATE -SPECIAL TEAMSDemetrius Cain,  Sr., RS, CAU - 60-yard punt returnfor TD in win over Edward Waters.

WEST DIVISION 

^ Southern 6 2 6 4

Prairie View A&M 4 4 5 5

 Ark. Pine Bluff 2 5 2 7

Texas Southern 2 7 2 8

Grambling State 1 7 1 10^ Clinched Division title

SWAC PLAYERS OF THE WEEKOFFENSE

Mike Jones, R-So., WR, SU - 5 receptions, 211

yards, 3 TDs (66, 74, 13) in win over AlabamaState. Benjamin Anderson, Sr., QB, UAPB -

Passed for 280 yards, 4 TDs, rushed for 192

yards, 1 TD in win over Grambling.DEFENSE

Devon Francois, S, ALCORN ST. - 12 tackles,

7 solo, 1 interception in win over Prairie View.NEWCOMER

Kourtney Berry, R-Fr., LB, ALAB. ST.  - 12

tackles, 9 solo, 2 for loss, 1 sack vs. Southern

Patrick Ivy, Jr., QB, MVSU - 14 of 27, 257 yards,1 TD in win over Texas Southern.

SPECIALIST

Julian Stafford, R-Jr., WR, MVSU - 97-yard TDon KO return, 3 rec., 90 yards, 1 TD.

Norfolk State 3 3 3 7Howard 3 4 4 6NC A&T State 2 4 5 4N. Carolina Central 2 4 4 6Florida A&M 2 4 3 7Savannah State 0 7 1 10

MEAC PLAYERS OF THE WEEKOFFENSEGreg McGhee, Jr., QB, HOWARD - 26 of 37 for326 yards, 2 TDs, rushed 14 times for 148 yards,2 TDs in win over Savannah State.DEFENSELynden Trail, Sr., LB, NSU - 8 tackles, 3 solo, 2.5for losses of 16 yards, 1.5 sacks, forced 2 fumbles,1 break-up in win over Bethune-Cookman.ROOKIETarik Cohen, Fr., RB, NC A&T - 185 rushingyards on 31 carries, 1 TD in loss to Morgan State.SPECIAL TEAMS Chris Moller, Fr., PK, MSU- Hit game-winning 27-yard FG in win over NC

 A&T.Adrian Wilkins, So., RS, NCCU - Returnedopening kickoff 96 yards for TD.OFFENSIVE LINEMANDonta Allen Wright, Sr., OL, HOW - 98% gradeHOLLAND