BOXtoROW HBCU/Class Rankings 2010


CATMENDUE2 said:
I guess you gonna just disrespect the SWAC champ, huh. I didn't see anything against SCST that made me think they were superior to Grambling and PV. PV is the Champ over here and SCST over there name a team In the MEAC besides SCST that could have won da SWAC championship. It wasn't luck, but, it sure was close to being a loss either way.
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Who's dissing the SWAC champ? You are delusional.....:lol: Please find a post of mine that dissed your champ....You guys have a tough time accepting a loss...You can't get over the fact that you loss to a team that was no where close to be in football shape...a team that loss it's starting RB and QB...We had back-ups in the game holding it down.....The game got close because we started to run out of gas.....But you know what...true champions will always find a way to win :smug:.....I can't wait to play you all again.... :mad:

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J-State2DaPoint said:
Source: http://boxtorow.com/recruitingclass.php

1. South Carolina State

2. Prairie View A&M and head coach Henry Frazier had another outstanding class and the fruits of their labor have paid off as the Panthers have lost only two games the last two years and won their first SWAC Championship in 45 years last year. The most high-profile signee by any HBCU may have been the signing of Idreis Augusts of Springfield, VA’s Lee High School. His development could ensure the Panthers don’t miss a beat when Boxtorow.com/BASN All-American Donald Babers graduates next year. The Panthers also signed another three-star player and perhaps filled an immediate need at the same time with the signing of S Keith Hutchins (Upland, CA). The Panthers signed quite a few two-star players including RB JaMichael Rozier (Klein Collins) son of former Houston Oiler and 1983 Heisman Trophy winner Mike Rozier, DT Jordan Turner of Las Vegas’ Canyon Springs and QB Jerry Lovelock of Baltimore’s Edmonson-Westside, who turned down Akron, Central Michigan, Kent State and Temple. Mid-year transfer CB JohnMark Henderson from Syracuse could be key to the Panthers defense and will participate in spring drills

3. Tie: Florida A&M and NC A&T
4. Bethune-Cookman
5. Hampton

6. Grambling State head coach Rod Broadway and staff signed 16 players to national letters of intent. One of the intriguing signings was that of Charlotte Independence QB Anthony Carrothers. The Tigers are looking to the future as current QB Greg Dillon has at least one year of eligibility remaining. Though small in stature at 5’8†Carrothers put up huge numbers as he threw for over 13,000 yards which is the 5th best total all-time in high school football history. He also threw for 100 TDs in his career while rushing for 56 TDs. DB Gaither Madison from Mobile AL’s Williamson was a three-star recruit and spurned an offer from Memphis and will come in and bolster one of the SWAC’s best secondaries. Evangel Christian WR Thomas Bridgewater was a Rivals two-star recruit who received offers from Arkansas and Louisiana Tech. Bridgewater averaged 20.1 yards per reception as a senior.

7. Jackson State future looks a little brighter as head coach Rick Comegy and staff signed 16 of their 19 targeted players. The Tigers most prized signing has to be Yazoo City LB Turice King a Rivals and ESPN three-star recruit who could come in and play right away. Quarterback play has been inconsistent for the Tigers the last couple of years and the Tigers signed four quarterbacks. Te'Shon Burton is a two-star recruit from Leuzinger High (CA) and passed for over 2,600 yards with 23 TDs and only 6 INTs. JUCO transfer Torry Harkness (Los Angeles Southwest College) could be more college-ready. Running back has also been inconsistent so the Tigers signed two-star RB Michael Perkins (Valparaiso HS (IN)) who was recruited by a number of FBS schools.

8. Norfolk
9. Morgan State

10. Tie: Alabama State and Arkansas-Pine Bluff
Alabama State signed a total of 25 recruits to national letters of intent. Head coach Reggie Barlow and staff may have found a quarterback in Deion Woods from Memphis’ Kirby High School. Woods was listed as a three-star recruit by ESPN. Other highlights from this class include RB Dominique Roberts from Daytona Beach Florida’s Seabreeze. Roberts is a Rivals two-star recruit and can also play wide receiver.

Arkansas-Pine Bluff had a solid recruiting class signing a total of 17 players, six of which are junior college transfers. The Lions and head coach Monte Coleman’s biggest need may be at the linebacker position and one of their best recruits was LB Antonio Harding from Warren. He was is a Rivals three-star recruit and ranked the 8th best linebacker in the state of Arkansas. Also signing were JUCO transfers Roy Harvison (Fort Scott CC) and Daniel King (Gulf Coast CC) who should help right away at that position. And while defense is of concern to the Golden Lions with the loss of seven starters, they signed eight players on that side of the ball. QB C.J. Branch from Watson Chapel (AR) and two-star RB Larry Walls from White Hall (AR) should help bolster the offensive unit.
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This has to be a joke:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:
 



J-State2DaPoint said:
Source: http://boxtorow.com/recruitingclass.php

1. South Carolina State

2. Prairie View A&M and head coach Henry Frazier had another outstanding class and the fruits of their labor have paid off as the Panthers have lost only two games the last two years and won their first SWAC Championship in 45 years last year. The most high-profile signee by any HBCU may have been the signing of Idreis Augusts of Springfield, VA’s Lee High School. His development could ensure the Panthers don’t miss a beat when Boxtorow.com/BASN All-American Donald Babers graduates next year. The Panthers also signed another three-star player and perhaps filled an immediate need at the same time with the signing of S Keith Hutchins (Upland, CA). The Panthers signed quite a few two-star players including RB JaMichael Rozier (Klein Collins) son of former Houston Oiler and 1983 Heisman Trophy winner Mike Rozier, DT Jordan Turner of Las Vegas’ Canyon Springs and QB Jerry Lovelock of Baltimore’s Edmonson-Westside, who turned down Akron, Central Michigan, Kent State and Temple. Mid-year transfer CB JohnMark Henderson from Syracuse could be key to the Panthers defense and will participate in spring drills

3. Tie: Florida A&M and NC A&T
4. Bethune-Cookman
5. Hampton

6. Grambling State head coach Rod Broadway and staff signed 16 players to national letters of intent. One of the intriguing signings was that of Charlotte Independence QB Anthony Carrothers. The Tigers are looking to the future as current QB Greg Dillon has at least one year of eligibility remaining. Though small in stature at 5’8†Carrothers put up huge numbers as he threw for over 13,000 yards which is the 5th best total all-time in high school football history. He also threw for 100 TDs in his career while rushing for 56 TDs. DB Gaither Madison from Mobile AL’s Williamson was a three-star recruit and spurned an offer from Memphis and will come in and bolster one of the SWAC’s best secondaries. Evangel Christian WR Thomas Bridgewater was a Rivals two-star recruit who received offers from Arkansas and Louisiana Tech. Bridgewater averaged 20.1 yards per reception as a senior.

7. Jackson State future looks a little brighter as head coach Rick Comegy and staff signed 16 of their 19 targeted players. The Tigers most prized signing has to be Yazoo City LB Turice King a Rivals and ESPN three-star recruit who could come in and play right away. Quarterback play has been inconsistent for the Tigers the last couple of years and the Tigers signed four quarterbacks. Te'Shon Burton is a two-star recruit from Leuzinger High (CA) and passed for over 2,600 yards with 23 TDs and only 6 INTs. JUCO transfer Torry Harkness (Los Angeles Southwest College) could be more college-ready. Running back has also been inconsistent so the Tigers signed two-star RB Michael Perkins (Valparaiso HS (IN)) who was recruited by a number of FBS schools.

8. Norfolk
9. Morgan State

10. Tie: Alabama State and Arkansas-Pine Bluff
Alabama State signed a total of 25 recruits to national letters of intent. Head coach Reggie Barlow and staff may have found a quarterback in Deion Woods from Memphis’ Kirby High School. Woods was listed as a three-star recruit by ESPN. Other highlights from this class include RB Dominique Roberts from Daytona Beach Florida’s Seabreeze. Roberts is a Rivals two-star recruit and can also play wide receiver.

Arkansas-Pine Bluff had a solid recruiting class signing a total of 17 players, six of which are junior college transfers. The Lions and head coach Monte Coleman’s biggest need may be at the linebacker position and one of their best recruits was LB Antonio Harding from Warren. He was is a Rivals three-star recruit and ranked the 8th best linebacker in the state of Arkansas. Also signing were JUCO transfers Roy Harvison (Fort Scott CC) and Daniel King (Gulf Coast CC) who should help right away at that position. And while defense is of concern to the Golden Lions with the loss of seven starters, they signed eight players on that side of the ball. QB C.J. Branch from Watson Chapel (AR) and two-star RB Larry Walls from White Hall (AR) should help bolster the offensive unit.
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Glad to see that we're getting some more help on the defensive end. Coach Coleman and Coach Hampton are going in the right direction with local recruits. Hopefully our defense will be a little more aggressive with these recruits. Feed 'em cajun peppers before the game!

RB Larry Walls from White Hall? Good choice; that kid was everywhere, but it looks as if UAPB will continue their tradition of having a ground game. I hope to see more QB/WR relations but.........sigh.......I guess I'll wait until Fall.:)

CATMENDUE2 said:
This has to be a joke:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:
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Good luck to the SWAC!!!!
 
jag4life said:
Here ya go
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So you had to go all the way back to 2010... Man you guys...

SUjagTILLiDIE said:
Every year he has PV ranked high.
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Stop all that dayum lying bro! It's not good....

2015 Rankings - 1. NCCU, 2. NCAT, 3. SCSU, 4. BCU, 5. Southern, 6. FAMU, 7. Alcorn, 8. Tenn. State, 9. Norfolk State, 10. Hampton
2014 Rankings - 1. SCSU, 2. NCAT, 3. Tenn. State, 4. Norfolk St., 5. Prairie View, 6. NCCU, 7. Jackson St., 8. Southern, 9. Texas So, 10. Alcorn
2013 Rankings - 1. Alabama St, 1. Tenn. State, 3, SCSU, 4. Morgan, 5. Southern, 6. BCU, 7. FAMU, 8. Alcorn, 9. Jackson St., 10. Delaware St.
2012 Rankings - 1. Tenn State, 2. SCSU, 3. FAMU, 4. Alabama St., 5. BCU, 6. Norfolk St, 7. Hampton, 8. Grambling, 9. Jackson St., 10. NCCU
2011 Rankings - 1. SCSU, 2. BCU, 3. Tenn St. 4, NCCU, 5. FAMU, 6. Hampton, 7. Prairie View, 8. Grambling, 9. Jackson St., 10. Alabama A&M
 
The hate w/ you jags is real but that's how God created you... to be a hating envious people w/ zero substance :D .

How is 2012, 2013, & 2015 "every year?" lmao! And how is 2011 and 2014 "ranked high" when PVAMU didn't even crack the top 3 or top 4?

smh Some of you folks HAD to work on those old shuttle programs. I see why those fugras blew up and such. smh :(
 
Jag foot in ass coming to the new Blackshear. Book it dano. No other commentary needs to be said.

LOL. All other talk is not necessary.
 
Bewildered said:
The hate w/ you jags is real but that's how God created you... to be a hating envious people w/ zero substance :D .

How is 2012, 2013, & 2015 "every year?" lmao! And how is 2011 and 2014 "ranked high" when PVAMU didn't even crack the top 3 or top 4?

smh Some of you folks HAD to work on those old shuttle programs. I see why those fugras blew up and such. smh :(
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2010, 2011, 2014, 2016 dude has had Pv class the Highest in the Swac lmao. The on field results agrees that wasn't true.
 
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Jags gonna' look like Kunta tryna' raise a foot talking about breaking a foot in an azz in The New Panther Stadium. Shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.....ass whooped (again).
 
Bewildered said:
Jags gonna' look like Kunta tryna' raise a foot talking about breaking a foot in an azz in The New Panther Stadium. Shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.....ass whooped (again).
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LOL... we will put an end to your season Nov 12th. Just make sure the brisket is hot and the liquor is still flowing after the game
 
SUjagTILLiDIE said:
We don't eat that nasty azz Texas food lmao. We bring our own shat .
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You shole better brang your own shat lol. And enjoy it too! Because you for damned sho' ain't gonna' enjoy the outcome of the game OR The Storm giving you all something you've never heard before: clarity and crisp sounding musicianship. :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D

*patting Bewild on the back :D lol *
 
Bewildered said:
You shole better brang your own shat lol. And enjoy it too! Because you for damned sho' ain't gonna' enjoy the outcome of the game OR The Storm giving you all something you've never heard before: clarity and crisp sounding musicianship. :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D

*patting Bewild on the back :D lol *
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This is going to be soooo sweet. Just like last time down to PV. Over confident mofos. Ass kicking 101 is going to commence when we arrive. The Takeover is real.
 
jag4life said:
LOL... we will put an end to your season Nov 12th. Just make sure the brisket is hot and the liquor is still flowing after the game
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You shole is right. Mofos done got uppity (Thanks Mike Bigg). Time to put them back in their place.
 
Looking at that JSU ranking none of those guys actually made it to campus or much of an impact except Mike Perkins who is now coaching. Signing day is important but August is even more important.
 
JR than went back 2 years to substantiate the defeat they are staring at fall 2016 lol. Give us hell JR lol.

Lucifer wears columbia & gold.
 
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