North Carolina A&T at Bryant

SMITHFIELD, R.I. (Interstat) — North Carolina A&T visits Bryant on Saturday in a NCAA Football Championship Division game at Beirne Stadium.

The Aggies are 1-4. The Bulldogs are 3-1 and will be the home team. North Carolina A&T is coming off a 22-18 win over Rhode Island. Quarterback Kevin White is a player to watch for the Aggies. In the Rhode Island win, White passed for 139 yards and a touchdown, rushed seven times for 2 yards and recorded a tackle. Earlier this season at Campbell, he passed for 133 yards and a touchdown in a 42-14 loss. J.T. Smith added 68 rushing yards on four carries and one catch for 4 yards in the Rhode Island game.

Bryant is coming off a 21-14 win over Princeton. Quarterback Brennan Myer is a player to watch for the Bulldogs. Against Princeton, Myer completed 14 of 20 passes for 140 yards and a touchdown and rushed seven times for 17 yards. At Army, he completed 9 of 18 passes for 88 yards in a 59-3 loss. Jordan Bennett ran nine times for 57 yards and a touchdown against Princeton, and OJ Ross ran 11 times for 48 yards and caught four passes for 20 yards and a score.

The Aggies’ other results this season include a 17-7 loss to Morgan State, a 59-10 loss at Georgia State, a 30-22 loss at North Carolina Central and a 42-14 loss at Campbell. Bryant opened with a 24-6 win at Stonehill and a 31-3 win at Hampton before a 59-3 loss at Army and the win over Princeton.

North Carolina A&T will host New Hampshire on Oct. 10. Bryant will visit Brown on Oct. 10. The Aggies then are scheduled to host Chicago State on Oct. 17, while Bryant is set to visit Maine on Oct. 17. North Carolina A&T is slated to host Elon on Oct. 31. Bryant will host Stony Brook on Oct. 24. North Carolina A&T will visit Monmouth on Nov. 7. Bryant will visit Monmouth on Oct. 31. North Carolina A&T will visit Hampton on Nov. 14. Bryant will host Albany on Nov. 7 and Rhode Island on Nov. 21. North Carolina A&T will host Albany on Nov. 21. Bryant will also visit Sacred Heart on Nov. 14.

Interstat’s game simulator projects Bryant 56, North Carolina A&T 25.