DAYTONA BEACH — Bethune-Cookman coach Brian Jenkins said he and his assistants watched North Carolina Central game film this week with mouths wide open.
N.C. Central coach Henry Frazier said when he watched B-CU film, he saw “absolutely no weakness in their football team.''
Hyperbole? Maybe.
But both teams have rolled through the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference this season with the precision of a surgeon. They are both 5-2, 4-0 in the conference, setting up a showdown for first place at 4 p.m. Saturday at Municipal Stadium on B-CU's Senior Day.
It's no surprise that the Wildcats are battling for another MEAC championship. They were co-champs in 2010 and finished in a second-place tie last season. North Carolina Central, however, went 1-7 (tied for last place) in its first year in the league last season and 2-9 overall.
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