BULLDOGS FOOTBALL PREDICTED TO FINISH SIXTH OVERALL IN CIAAKhari Lee, Austin Hochman, Oladimeji Layeni and Curtis Pumphrey Receive Pre-Season All-CIAA Honors
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. – The Bowie State University football team has been predicted to finish 6th in the CIAA and 3rd in the Northern Division according to the 2013 conference preseason poll, which was released during the league's football press conference at the Reaves Center on the Winston-Salem State University campus.
The Bulldogs return 39 lettermen including 16 starters from last year's squad. Bowie State finished the 2012 campaign with a 5-5 overall record and 2-5 record in the CIAA.
Senior defensive tackle Oladimeji (5-11, 240, Washington, D.C.), junior tight end Khari Lee (6-4, 235, Baltimore, Md.), fellow junior center Austin Hochman (6-5, 284, Annapolis, Md.) and sophomore defensive back Curtis Pumphrey (5-8, 155, Laurel, Md.) were selected to the 2013 All-CIAA Preseason Team. The conference Predicted Order of Finish and Preseason Team are voted on by the CIAA Football Coaches Association.
The defending CIAA Champions of Winston-Salem State University were selected to finish as the top team in the conference in 2013 followed by Elizabeth City State University, St. Augustine’s University, Chowan University and Shaw University made up the top five teams. Bowie State was voted as the sixth overall ranked team in the conference followed by Johnson C. Smith University, Virginia Union University, Fayetteville State University, Virginia State University, Livingstone College and Lincoln (Pa.).
Bowie State will open up the season on September 7th, making a non-conference road trip to Manchester, N.H. to face the St. Anselm College Hawks at 1 pm. St. Anselm is a member of the Northeast-10 Conference and finished the 2012 season with an overall record of 2-9 (1-7 in the conference).
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. – The Bowie State University football team has been predicted to finish 6th in the CIAA and 3rd in the Northern Division according to the 2013 conference preseason poll, which was released during the league's football press conference at the Reaves Center on the Winston-Salem State University campus.
The Bulldogs return 39 lettermen including 16 starters from last year's squad. Bowie State finished the 2012 campaign with a 5-5 overall record and 2-5 record in the CIAA.
Senior defensive tackle Oladimeji (5-11, 240, Washington, D.C.), junior tight end Khari Lee (6-4, 235, Baltimore, Md.), fellow junior center Austin Hochman (6-5, 284, Annapolis, Md.) and sophomore defensive back Curtis Pumphrey (5-8, 155, Laurel, Md.) were selected to the 2013 All-CIAA Preseason Team. The conference Predicted Order of Finish and Preseason Team are voted on by the CIAA Football Coaches Association.
The defending CIAA Champions of Winston-Salem State University were selected to finish as the top team in the conference in 2013 followed by Elizabeth City State University, St. Augustine’s University, Chowan University and Shaw University made up the top five teams. Bowie State was voted as the sixth overall ranked team in the conference followed by Johnson C. Smith University, Virginia Union University, Fayetteville State University, Virginia State University, Livingstone College and Lincoln (Pa.).
Bowie State will open up the season on September 7th, making a non-conference road trip to Manchester, N.H. to face the St. Anselm College Hawks at 1 pm. St. Anselm is a member of the Northeast-10 Conference and finished the 2012 season with an overall record of 2-9 (1-7 in the conference).
2013 Preseason All-CIAA Team
OFFENSIVE TEAM
# NAME SCHOOL CL. HT. WT. HOMETOWN
TIGHT END
86 Khari Lee BSU JR 6’4 235 Baltimore, MD
LINEMEN
67 Austin Hochman BSU JR 6’5 284 Annapolis, MD
60 David Gatlin ECSU SR 6’4 330 Washington, D.C.
55 Rico Arellano JCSU SR 6’6 280 Charlotte, NC
73 Chris Bearden WSSU SR 6’7 315 Decatur, GA
64 Nathaniel Hartung WSSU SR 6’2 380 Butler, PA
WIDE RECEIVERS
86 Robert Holland CU SR 6’3 190 Newport News, VA
2 Fred Scott JCSU SO 5’7 170 Stone Mountain, GA
QUARTERBACK
1 Keahn Wallace JCSU JR 6’2 210 Homestead, FL
RUNNING BACKS
24 Colon Bailey, Jr. FSU SR 6’0 200 Manteo, NC
3 Maurice Lewis WSSU JR 5’11 190 Lumberton, NC
KICK RETURNER
1 Darnell Evans SU SR 5’9 190 Madison, NJ
PLACE KICKER
9 Brett Symonds ECSU SR 5’10 165 Temecula, CA
DEFENSIVE TEAM
# NAME SCHOOL CL. HT. WT. HOMETOWN
LINEMEN
41 Oladimeji Layeni BSU SR 5’11 250 Washington, D.C.
25 TJ Batchelor CU SR 6’0 240 Middlesex, NC
45 Javarous Faulk SAU SR 6’1 245 Macon, GA
49 Donnie Owens WSSU SR 6’3 285 Fayetteville, NC
LINEBACKERS
33 Kenneth White, Jr. LC JR 6’0 225 Southport, NC
3 Chaz Robinson SAU SR 5’11 220 Hampton, VA
44 Carlos Fields, Jr. WSSU SR 6’3 230 Henderson, NC
DEFENSIVE BACKS
7 Curtis Pumphrey BSU SO 5’8 155 Laurel, MD
1 Nigel Rios ECSU SR 5’9 170 Washington, D.C.
1 Darnell Evans SU SR 5’9 190 Madison, NJ
1 Sean Smith VSU SR 5’10 190 Lithonia, GA
PUNT RETURNER
1 Denzel Duchenne VUU SO 5’8 160 Brooklyn, NY
PUNTER
9 Brett Symonds ECSU SR 5’10 165 Temecula, CA
CIAA Football Predicted Order of Finish
1. Winston-Salem State University
2. Elizabeth City State University
3. St. Augustine’s University
4. Chowan University
5. Shaw University
6. Bowie State University
7. Johnson C. Smith University
8. Virginia Union University
9. Fayetteville State University
10. Virginia State University
11. Livingstone College
12. Lincoln University (PA)
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