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Lincoln (Pa.) releases 2020 football schedule

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April 3, 2020
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Lincoln University, Pa. – Lincoln University and Director of Athletics Harry Stinson III have announced the Lions’ 2020 football schedule.

The schedule will consist of ten total games with a total of five home contests. The 2020 season will be the Lions 13th since reviving the program back in 2008 and the institution’s 71st since football became the first intercollegiate sport offered back in 1894.

Lincoln will open the 2020 season with a home game against Clarion University on September 5. Lincoln played their only contest against the Golden Eagles in 2017 in Clarion, Pennsylvania. The following week, Lincoln then takes to the road to square off against Central State University. Central State used to be part of Wilberforce College, a program that Lincoln first faced in 1915. This will be the first game between these two schools since 1946. Wilberforce was the first HBCU to be owned and run by African-Americans.

The Lions return home to host Kentucky State University for their final non-conference game of the season on September 19. This will be the third meeting between the Lions and the Thorobreds and the first since 2012.

Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA) games begin in week number four with the Lions hosting Shaw University. Shaw is the first HBCU located in the southern United States. The Lions defeated the Bears the last time these two teams met in 2015. The series is Lincoln’s oldest among current CIAA institutions and dates back to 1905. Both teams have won 11 times and tied once.

Lincoln is on the road for CIAA games at Fayetteville State University (October 3) and Virginia Union University (October 10). The Lincoln-Virginia Union series is Lincoln’s second oldest among the current CIAA schools, dating back to 1916. This will be the 47th meeting between the two schools.

Homecoming follows’ as the Lions return home to face Elizabeth City State University on October 17. The Lions picked up a homecoming day win the last time the Vikings came up north, 21-20 in 2018; Lincoln’s only win in 12 previous games against ECSU.

A road game at Virginia State University follows on October 24 before the lions return home for their final home game of the season, taking on CIAA powerhouse Bowie State University on October 31. The game will be Lincoln’s senior day game.

The Lions will close out their season at Chowan University on November 7.

The 2020 Lincoln University Football Schedule

Sept. 5 Clarion (PA)
Sept. 12 @ Central State
Sept. 19 Kentucky State
Sept. 26 Shaw
Oct. 3 @ Fayetteville State
Oct. 10 @ Virginia Union
Oct. 17 Elizabeth City State   (Homecoming)
Oct. 24 @ Virginia State
Oct. 31 Bowie State    (Senior Day)
Nov. 7 @ Chowan

Courtesy: Lincoln U (Pa.) Athletics



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