Picked to finish eighth in the MEAC, the Wildcats (5-0, 3-0) have won their first five games by an average of 34 points. Now they get a chance to knock off the big dogs in the league. The Bulldogs (4-1, 2-0) have won 21 games in a row in the conference.
"Any time you're playing a hot team, it's gonna be tough to get ready," Pough said. "They seem to be excited about what they're doing."
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DAYTONA BEACH, FL -- Quarterback Matt Johnson was not exactly jumping for joy when Bethune-Cookman received a national football ranking Monday for the first time in his five years with the program. Neither were his teammates.
"No, there really wasn't a big reaction at all, because we're not happy at being (No.) 23," Johnson said. "There's nothing really to be happy about. I think everybody heard about it and went about their day." Rest assured, if the Wildcats win this week to stretch their record to 6-0...
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The better team lost this game! Coach Buddy P. should no better than to continue playing a QB that cannot establish any offense. Play to win the game not to give a 6 year senior a last shot at glory. Defense, offensive players and special teams worked their tail off, great job to you guys! Long you need to know when you should step aside to help your (you are no QB maybe a third string TE). Derrick Wiley great job youngster! You deserve a better coach and program! DOG#11
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