NCAAF

Hampton Pirates at North Carolina A&T Aggies

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4-3, 2-1 Away
Final
59 - 17

Hampton beats North Carolina A&T 59-17 for the Aggies' fifth straight loss

Hampton scored three touchdowns in less than a minute in the fourth quarter.

Following a touchdown, Hampton booted a kickoff into the end zone that returner Cortez Lane bobbled and mistakenly left on the ground. The Pirates alertly fell on the loose ball for a touchdown.

On A&T's next possession, Tre Everett III intercepted a screen pass and ran it 11 yards into the end zone as Hampton scored 28 fourth-quarter points.

The Pirates also scored 21 points in the second quarter and added a scoring drive on their first possession of the second half for a 31-14 lead.

Hampton (4-3, 1-2 Coastal Athletic Association) announced earlier this week that Trent Boykin became the 22nd head coach in program history after his interim tag was removed. Boykin joined the Pirates staff in 2020 after serving as the running game coordinator at Akron from 2012-18.

Justin Fomby was intercepted two times for North Carolina A&T (1-6, 0-3).

How To Watch

How can I watch Hampton Pirates vs. North Carolina A&T Aggies?
  • TV Channel: Pirates at Aggies 2021 College Football, week 8, is broadcasted on WYMV My48.
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Scoring Summary

NCAT TD 1st Period 11:57 Cameren Dalrymple 5 Yd Run (Andrew Brown Kick)
NCAT TD 1st Period 11:46 Daniel Coles 17 Yd pass from Justin Fomby (Andrew Brown Kick)
HAMP FG 1st Period 8:16 Brian Csehoski 29 Yd Field Goal
HAMP TD 2nd Period 10:16 Ja'Quan Snipes 18 Yd Run (Brian Csehoski Kick)
HAMP TD 2nd Period 5:00 Dorrian Moultrie 40 Yd pass from Chris Zellous (Brian Csehoski Kick)
HAMP TD 2nd Period 1:02 Brennan Ridley 58 Yd pass from Malcolm Mays (Brian Csehoski Kick)
HAMP TD 3rd Period 10:42 Ja'Quan Snipes 2 Yd Run (Brian Csehoski Kick)
NCAT FG 3rd Period 0:41 Andrew Brown 31 Yd Field Goal
HAMP TD 4th Period 13:10 Donovan Shepard 29 Yd Run (Brian Csehoski Kick)
HAMP TD 4th Period 8:38 Tymere Robinson 8 Yd Run (Brian Csehoski Kick)
HAMP TD 4th Period 8:29 Joseph Henry 0 Yd Fumble Return (Brian Csehoski Kick)
HAMP TD 4th Period 7:46 Tre Everett III 11 Yd Interception Return (Brian Csehoski Kick)

Statistics

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23 1st Downs 15
4-12 3rd down efficiency 2-14
2-2 4th down efficiency 2-4
419 Total Yards 299
188 Passing 240
19/26 Comp/Att 19/32
7.2 Yards per pass 7.5
231 Rushing 59
39 Rushing Attempts 31
5.9 Yards per rush 1.9
7-70 Penalties 11-113
2 Turnovers 3
1 Fumbles lost 1
1 Interceptions thrown 2
30:11 Possession 29:49

Game Information

Venue: Truist Stadium

Location: Greensboro, NC
Attendance: 23,016 · Capacity:
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