Friday, October 1, 2010

Hampton rises to top of MEAC‎

Dover, Del. - Hampton moved into sole possession of first place in the MEAC on Thursday night with a 20-14 victory over Delaware State.

It took more than a half for Hampton to get its offense untracked, but the Pirates kicked into high gear. Antwon Chisholm ran for 157 yards on 15 carries, including a 57-yard touchdown that eventually provided the winning points. Quarterback David Legree scored on a 1-yard run and hooked up with Javaris Brown on a 37-yard touchdown pass.

Hampton handles soggy Hornets


DOVER, DE -- The torrential rain that pelted the region Thursday kept Delaware State and Hampton off the scoreboard -- at least until the third and fourth quarters.

Hampton's Javaris Brown and Antwon Chisholm struck for touchdowns in the fourth to help propel the Pirates to a 20-14 victory over the Hornets in a Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference game in front of a couple of hundred hardy, rain-soaked fans at Alumni Stadium.

It is the first time DSU has started the season 0-4 since head coach Al Lavan's first season in 2004.

Hampton U. moves into sole possession of MEAC lead with soggy 20-14 ESPNU win ...


Hampton University moved into sole possession of first place and got nationwide ESPNU exposure Thursday night in its 20-14 football victory against Delaware State. But it wasn't easy to see the teams' uniforms through the driving rain in Dover, Del.

It took plenty of time for HU to get its offense untracked, but the Pirates got their Floridian speed in high gear in the second half. Antonio McCloude of Belle Glade, Fla., made key runs that set up HU's first touchdown, and Antwon Chisholm raced to another score.

ESPN3 Replay:

Hampton vs. Delaware State

Delaware State Hornets quick hits

Getting some air time

Thursday night's ESPNU game marked the eighth time the Hornets had been featured on an ESPNtelevision network. The Hornets previously had gone 4-3 in games on ESPN, including a season-opening loss to Southern in the MEAC/SWAC Challenge this season.

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