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NCCU Football Declared National Black College Champions

NCCU Football Declared National Black College Champions

Jehan Bunch · Tuesday, January 2nd 2007 at 10:03AM · 1626 views
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North Carolina Central Football Declared Black College National Champions
(Pittsburgh, PA – December 21, 2006) North Carolina Central University has been declared the 2006 Sheridan Broadcasting Network Black College Football National Champions, the school’s first such title in the 33 years SBN Sports Network has conducted the poll.

NCCU, led by fourth-year head coach Rod Broadway, captured its second consecutive Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association Football Championship with a perfect 11-0 record. Along the way, the Eagles defeated two other teams ranked in the SBN Top 10 (Elizabeth City State University, Albany State University) and collected the school’s first-ever gridiron victory over a Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) opponent with a convincing road victory over Division I-AA power Southern University. NCCU earned a No. 1 ranking in the final NCAA Division II Southeast Region poll and ended its historic season in the second round of the NCAA playoffs.

Among SBN’s national panel of 30 pollsters, NCCU claimed 21 first place votes for a total of 287 points, beating out last year’s co-champion Hampton University with 279 points and nine first place votes.

NCCU will officially be crowned national champions at the 33rd Annual SBN Sports Black College All-American Awards Banquet on Feb. 17, 2007, in Atlanta, Georgia. American Urban Radio Networks will also be honoring a 24-member All-American Team.

The SBN Sports Network is a division of American Urban Radio Networks, the largest Black-owned radio network company in the country.
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About American Urban Radio Networks
AURN is the only African-American owned network radio company in the United States. It is the largest network reaching urban America, with more than 25 million listeners each week. Through four programming networks and one marketing division, American Urban Radio Networks reaches more African-Americans than any other medium in America and produces more urban programming than all other broadcasting companies combined.

American Urban Radio Networks broadcasts 300 weekly news, entertainment, sports and information programs to more than 475 radio stations nationwide. It is the only Black broadcaster with a bureau in the White House. Aura's SPM Urban Network specializes in the creation, and execution of national promotions and fully integrated marketing programs. AURN has offices in New York, Pittsburgh, Atlanta, Chicago, Detroit, Los Angeles and Washington, D.C.
For more information about the SBN Sports Network, contact Ty Miller at 412-456-4036.

Final 2006 Sheridan Broadcasting Network Black College Football Poll
Team (First-place votes) Record Points Previous Rank
1. North Carolina Central Eagles (21) 11-1 287 1
2. Hampton Pirates (9) 10-2 279 2
3. Alabama A&M Bulldogs 9-3 167 6
4. Tuskegee Golden Tigers 9-3 132 4
5. Delaware State Hornets 8-3 93 5
6. Arkansas-Pine Bluff Golden Lions 8-4 81 3
7. South Carolina State Bulldogs 7-4 65 7
8. Elizabeth City State Vikings 9-3 51 8
9. Albany State Golden Rams 7-4 34 9
10. Lane College Dragons 8-3 32 10

Others receiving votes (in order of points): Virginia Union 31, Johnson C. Smith 29, Jackson State 19, Florida A&M 17, Mississippi Valley State 8.

Comments (1)

Anthony L. Pace Saturday, January 6th 2007 at 4:14PM

This is my version of the season!
FINAL TRF POWER RATING 2006










TEAM
RECORD
RATING
RANK
LAST WEEK







North Carolina Central
11-1
2.500
1
1

Alabama A&M
9-3
2.000
2
4

Hampton
10-2
1.667
3
2

Lane
8-3
1.500
4
3

Tuskegee
9-3
1.364
5
9

Elizabeth City
9-3
1.333
6
5

Delaware State
8-3
1.182
7
6T

Albany State
7-4
1.000
8T
10

Stillman
6-4
1.000
8T
11

Arkansas-Pine Bluff
8-4
0.917
10
6T

Langston
5-4
1.111
11
8

Florida A&M
7-4
0.818
12
12

South Carolina State
7-4
0.727
13
14

Alcorn State
6-5
0.545
14
17

Johnson C. Smith
7-4
0.455
15T
13

Virginia Union
7-3
0.500
15T
15

Kentucky State
6-4
0.333
17T
16

Jackson State
6-5
0.300
17T
25T

Southern
5-6
0.273
19
25T

Tennessee State
6-5
0.182
20T
18T

Mississippi Valley
6-5
0.182
20T
20

Alabama State
4-7
(0.091)
22T
18T

Clark-Atlanta
5-5
(0.100)
22T
21

Miles
5-5
(0.200)
24
22

Morgan State
5-6
(0.273)
25T
23

Bowie State
5-5
(0.300)
25T
24

Howard
5-6
(0.364)
27T
25T

Saint Augustine's
4-6
(0.400)
27T
28

Fort Valley
4-7
(0.400)
29
29

Winston-Salem State
4-7
(0.500)
30
32T

Fayetteville State
3-7
(0.800)
31
31

Paul Quinn
2-5
(1.286)
32
32T

Benedict
4-6
(1.100)
33
36

Bethune-Cookman
5-6
(1.091)
34T
34T

Central State
2-4
(2.000)
34T
34T

West Virginia State
5-6
(1.200)
36
38

Grambling
3-8
(1.273)
37
30

Virginia State
2-8
(1.600)
38
42

Shaw
3-7
(1.667)
39
37

Concordia
2-8
(1.700)
40T
39T

Texas Southern
3-8
(1.545)
40T
41

Norfolk State
4-7
(1.636)
42
43

Texas College
4-7
(1.900)
43
39T

Cheyney State
1-9
(2.200)
44
44T

Morehouse
2-8
(2.500)
45
47T

Edward Waters
1-8
(2.556)
46
46

Lincoln
1-9
(2.500)
47T
47T

Saint Paul's
2-8
(2.500)
47T
49

Livingstone
1-9
(2.600)
49
50

Savannah State
2-9
(2.727)
50
51

Prairie View
3-8
(3.000)
51
44T

North Carolina A&T
0-11
(3.636)
52
52

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