“It’s a great feeling winning the conference championship this year against a tough Fayetteville State program … Our guys did an outstanding job this year handling adversity and staying focused on winning each day at practice,” said Bowie State head coach Damon Wilson. Wilson went on to say, “We have put ourselves in position and earned another home game. This is great for the university and the Bowie community and we are looking forward to everyone coming to support on Saturday. We are looking forward to the challenge this week versus Carson-Newman University. They have a very talented group and we must be physical upfront on both sides of the ball.”
Bowie State defeated West Alabama last season (41-35) before losing to the eventual national champions of Valdosta State (66-16).
The top seed Valdosta State (10-0) will have a first-round bye. In other matchups, No. 2 Lenoir-Rhyne (11-0) will host Miles (8-2) and No. 4 Wingate (10-1) will host West Florida (7-2).
All games will be played on the host campus and will kick off at 1 p.m. or a time selected by the host.
Courtesy: BSU Athletics
