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- Yahoo
FAMU football picked to miss HBCU postseason in 2025 SWAC Predicted Order of Finish
Florida A&M football is expected to have a similar season to the one it had last year. In the Southwestern Athletic Conference's predicted order of finish, the Rattlers were picked to finish second in the East division behind the defending league and Black College Football Champions, Jackson State. Last year, FAMU went 7-5 and tied for second in the SWAC East under first-year head coach James Colzie III. The Rattlers earned 99 total points with three first-place votes in the SWAC predictions. Led by Jackson State, with 126 points and 16 first-place votes, the SWAC East preseason rankings are FAMU, Alabama State (91 points, two first-place votes), Alabama A&M (62 points), Bethune-Cookman (45 points, one first-place vote), and Mississippi Valley State (24 points). Southern leads the SWAC West with 120 points and 17 first-place votes, followed by Alcorn State (90 points, two first-place votes), Prairie View A&M (72 points, one first-place vote), Texas Southern (60 points), Grambling State (55 points), and Arkansas-Pine Bluff (28 points, one first-place vote). FAMU finishing second in the SWAC East means it would not qualify for the HBCU football postseason, as the league places the East and West divisions' regular season winners versus each other for the championship game in December. The SWAC champion faces the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference title holder in December's Celebration Bowl, the de facto Black College Football National Championship game. If they don't make the HBCU playoff, the Rattlers' challenging schedule this season could earn them an at-large bid to the Football Championship Subdivision tournament, which begins in late November. The Rattlers' 2025 season kicks off in the Orange Blossom Classic versus the Howard Bison on Saturday, Aug. 30, at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens. SWAC Predicted Order of Finish SWAC East Jackson State ― 126 points (16) Florida A&M ― 99 points (3) Alabama State ― 91 points (2) Alabama A&M ― 62 points Bethune-Cookman ― 45 points (1) Mississippi Valley State ― 24 points SWAC West Southern ― 120 points (17) Alcorn State ― 90 points (2) Prairie View A&M ― 72 points (1) Texas Southern ― 60 points Grambling State ― 55 points Arkansas-Pine Bluff ― 28 points (1) First place votes listed in parenthesis ( ) Preseason All-SWAC Honorees Offensive Player of the Year: Jacobian Morgan, Jackson State Defensive Player of the Year: Ckelby Givens, Southern All-SWAC First Team Offense Quarterback: Jacobian Morgan, Jackson State Running Back: Jacorian Sewell, Alcorn StateOffensive Lineman: D'Andre Townes-Blue, Jackson State Offensive Lineman: Ronald Brown, Alcorn State Offensive Lineman: Desmond Daniels, Alabama State Wide Receiver: Nate Rembert, Jackson State Wide Receiver: Joanes Fortilien, Jackson State Tight End: Marvin Landy, Jackson State All-SWAC First Team Defense Defensive Lineman: Ckelby Givens, Southern Defensive Lineman: Jeremiah Williams, Jackson State Defensive Lineman: Bryce Cage, Grambling StateLinebacker: Stemarion Edwards, Alcorn State Linebacker: Vincent Paige Jr., SouthernDefensive Back: Keane Lewis, Alabama State Defensive Back: Antwone Watts, Bethune-CookmanDefensive Back: Horacio Johnson, Southern All-SWAC First Team Specialist Place Kicker: Gerardo Baeza, Jackson State Punter: Johnny Schifano, Grambling State Return Specialist: Travis Terrell Jr., Jackson State All-SWAC Second Team Offense Quarterback: Cam Ransom, Bethune-Cookman Running Back: Lamagea McDowell, Prairie View A&M Running Back: BJ Curry, Arkansas-Pine Bluff Offensive Lineman: Quaveon Davis, Jackson State Offensive Lineman: Cameron Smith, Alabama State Offensive Lineman: Tahj Martin, Grambling State Offensive Lineman: Dezmond Penn, Alabama State Offensive Lineman: Tyrell Lawrence, Alabama A&M Wide Receiver: Maleek Huggins, Bethune-Cookman Wide Receiver: Trenton Leary, Texas Southern Tight End: Dupree Fuller, Southern All-SWAC Second Team Defense Defensive Lineman: Damarcus Thompson, Texas Southern Defensive Lineman: Adrian Hall, Bethune-CookmanDefensive Lineman: Nick Glenn, Alabama A&M Linebacker: Reid Pulliam, Jackson State Linebacker: Ashton Taylor, Jackson State Linebacker: Malik Stinnett, Bethune-Cookman Defensive Back: Shamar Hawkins, Jackson State Defensive Back: Blake Davis, Grambling State Defensive Back: Herman Brister III, SouthernAll-SWAC Second Team Specialist Place Kicker: Trey Glymph, Arkansas-Pine Bluff Punter: Jeremy Ramirez, Texas Southern Florida A&M Football 2025 Schedule Week 1: Saturday, Aug. 30 ― vs. Howard (Orange Blossom Classic at Miami Gardens' Hard Rock Stadium), 4 p.m., ESPNU Week 2: Saturday, Sept. 6 ― at Florida Atlantic, 6 p.m., ESPN Plus Week 3: Saturday, Sept. 13 ― vs. Albany State, 7 p.m. Week 4: BYE/OPEN WEEK Week 5: Saturday, Sept. 27 ― vs. Alabama State (SWAC), 3 p.m. Week 6: Saturday, Oct. 4 ― vs. Mississippi Valley State (SWAC/at Atlanta's Mercedes-Benz Stadium), 4 p.m. Week 7: Saturday, Oct. 11 ― vs. North Carolina Central, 3 p.m. Week 8: Saturday, Oct. 18 ― vs. Alcorn State (SWAC/Homecoming), 4 p.m. Week 9: Saturday, Oct. 25 ― at Southern (SWAC) Week 10: Saturday, Nov. 1 ― vs. Jackson State (SWAC), 7 p.m. Week 11: Saturday, Nov. 8 ― at Arkansas-Pine Bluff (SWAC), 3 p.m. Week 12: Saturday, Nov. 15 ― at Alabama A&M (SWAC), 3 p.m. Week 13: Saturday, Nov. 22 ― vs. Bethune-Cookman (SWAC/Florida Classic at Orlando's Camping World Stadium) Saturday, Nov. 29 ― NCAA FCS Playoffs Begin (If Necessary) Saturday, Dec. 6 ― SWAC Championship Game (If Necessary) Saturday, Dec. 13 ― Celebration Bowl at Atlanta's Mercedes-Benz Stadium (If Necessary) Monday, Jan. 5, 2026 ― NCAA FCS National Championship Game at Nashville's FirstBank Stadium (If Necessary)This article originally appeared on Tallahassee Democrat: FAMU football predicted to finish behind Jackson State in SWAC poll
New York Post
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- New York Post
No, the Browns are not sabotaging Shedeur Sanders: Cleveland radio host's fiery rant
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Miami Herald
2 days ago
- Miami Herald
Jackson State quarterback driven to cement HBCU legend status
BIRMINGHAM, AL - HBCU football is no stranger to stars, but few embody the spirit of their school quite like Jackson State quarterback Jacobian Morgan. After transferring home to Mississippi from Syracuse University in 2023, Morgan quickly found his place under new head coach T.C. Taylor. By 2024, he had led Jackson State back to the SWAC Championship and a dominant win in the Celebration Bowl. Now, entering the 2025 season as the SWAC Preseason Offensive Player of the Year and a Walter Payton Award Watch List member, Morgan is ready to carry the offense-and the HBCU legacy-on his back. From Syracuse to StardomMorgan's journey back to Jackson was both strategic and personal."I'm a loyalty guy," he said. "Even though I left Syracuse - that's something I didn't want to do - but I just knew it was best for me. And then I had T.C. Taylor, one of the best people I have in my life. I knew I made the right decision."That decision paid off quickly. Morgan not only found his rhythm on the field, but his connection with Taylor helped him unlock his potential as a leader."Year one, you seen the blueprint," Morgan said. "Year two, we knew we had a great game plan… just believing in coach-it got us to a championship."Leading a Legacy Program Taylor, entering his third year at the helm of Jackson State, didn't shy away from putting the pressure on Morgan. "This is the year that we have to turn the football over to Jacobian Morgan," Taylor said. "He shared that load with Irv Mulligan last year. So now this time it's on him… but he doesn't have to go out there and be Superman each and every snap." That balance-responsibility without burden-is something both coach and quarterback embrace. For Morgan, the goal is simple. "I just want to be a legend [at Jackson State]," he said. "I don't want to just move around, go from school to school… I want to be a stable guy." Bright Lights and Big Moments Morgan's breakout season in 2024 included clutch performances in high-stakes games. But an early loss to Grambling State turned out to be a turning point. "That loss… it was a lesson," Morgan said. "It taught us who we are… to stay humble, stay grounded, and don't take no team lightly. That game there was definitely a pivotal point. I feel like it was a great reason why we won the Celebration Bowl and the SWAC Championship."Morgan shined on the biggest stage, delivering a standout performance at the Celebration Bowl that boosted his national profile."You want to put on your best ball right there," he said. "Display for the scouts out there that may want to recruit you to the league. That right there was a blessing… to get it done for Jackson State was amazing." Staying Home, Building History While many quarterbacks with Morgan's trajectory might test the transfer waters or declare early for the draft, he's staying reason? Home."I love this city. I love Jackson. I love the team and everything they bring," he said. "Coming home and having everybody at every game-you're going to get love from the fans, from the stands, family. You see your fam out there, they happy, and it makes them smile. So that's why I do it."Taylor sees that loyalty as the foundation for even greater things."Relationships are right," Taylor said. "They believe in me and our culture at Jackson State." The Road Ahead Despite returning as champions, neither Morgan nor Taylor is coasting into 2025. Taylor knows the Celebration Bowl win is just a stepping stone."We talk about tradition at JSU. JSU has a winning brand," he said. "These guys are still hungry. We talk about running it back-and that's what they've been doing each and every week since the end of May."For Morgan, the mission is clear: take Jackson State back to the mountaintop, and do it with purpose."We're going back for sure," he said with a smile. With Jacobian Morgan under center, Jackson State isn't just chasing another title-it's building a legacy rooted in homegrown pride, HBCU tradition, and unwavering belief. The post Jackson State quarterback driven to cement HBCU legend status appeared first on HBCU Gameday. Copyright HBCU Gameday 2012-2025
