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LJ Turner’s 329-yard masterpiece for Catawba headlines a bullish year for the ground game
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Brevard's Samuel Vargas finishes second in yardage; Guilford's John Abernathy launches longest punt
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Junior led North Carolina Division III in passing yards, TDs and yards-per-game, setting Brevard records
- DIVISION III -
Sophomore hit 11 FGs and led USA South Conference in punting
- DIVISION III -
Senior from Kernersville becomes first in USA South Conference to reach that milestone
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Undefeated UNC, Lenoir-Rhyne continue to lead the way; WCU and NCCU also top-10 caliber nationally
- DIVISION III -
Tornados beat Methodist 52-20 stay undefeated in conference play; NC Wesleyan fends off Greensboro
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Tar Heels move to 6-0, Bears now 7-0 after convincing wins on Saturday
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Barton at Lenoir-Rhyne headlines the Division II slate; UNC hosts Miami, while Duke entertains NC State tonight
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Catamounts have more yards and touchdowns than any other team in North Carolina
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Catawba's Preston Brown, Campbell's Hajj-Malik Williams and UNC's Drake Maye lead the state in QB stats
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Tar Heels, Bears remain unbeaten; Catamounts, Eagles hold 5-1 marks
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Recognizing the top passers, rushers, receivers, kickers and tacklers from Week 6 in NC college football
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Battling Bishops topped LaGrange 35-14 to end its season losing streak
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Lenoir-Rhyne escapes at Limestone thanks in part to T.J. Blanding's blocked kick scoop-and-score
- AROUND THE STATE -
Elon hosts North Carolina Central in an intrastate battle of ranked FCS teams.
- DIVISION III -
Tornados get four TD passes from Ethan Beamish to improve to 3-0 in USA South
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Check out this week's offensive stat leaders in passing, rushing, receiving
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Highlighting the top college football performances during the first month of the season
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Duke drops but not too far; Lenoir-Rhyne solid at No. 2
