ATLANTA, Georgia — For the second straight week the Albany State Golden Rams played in a homecoming game, and though Saturday’s contest at Clark Atlanta took place some 200 miles from Albany, the Rams looked quite at home from the start.
Dominating on both sides of the ball, the Rams cruised to a 30-7 win over Clark, their 12th straight over the Panthers.
Unlike some recent results in the series, this one was not in doubt late.
Albany State quarterback Frank Rivers passed for 112 yards and rushed for 64 more as the Rams (3-4, 2-1 SIAC) kept their hopes of a berth in the conference championship game alive.
“We have all our goals still intact,” linebacker Glen Stanley said. “Two more wins and we’ll be in the conference championship game back here in Atlanta. We just need to play these last two games like it’s the last two games of our life and we can win the championship.”
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