DURHAM, North Carolina — In the end, as a harsh wind blew N.C. A&T’s season away, the players looked into the skies and saw swirling trash.A season was all but over, and no one could make any sense of it.
N.C. Central laid waste to A&T’s best-made plans, drilling a wounded football team 42-21 in the final game of the regular season to win the MEAC championship and leave the Aggies to wait another day to see if they’ll play another game.
It was a game that made no sense at all to Tarik Cohen and the Aggies. Rod Broadway slumped into a chair after it ended. The sixth-year A&T coach tried to be philosophical.
“That’s football,” Broadway said. “Sometimes you lose.”
“I don’t know,” said Cohen, his voice trailing off.
Broadway had built his team for days like this.
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