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Braves Announces 2010 Recruiting ClassCoach Earnest Collins Jr. and his staff has released their 2010 Recuiting Class. They are as follows:
Derrick Henderson- OL 64 310 Brookhaven High School (MS)
Brandon Bridge- QB 65 195 St. Marcellinus Secondary School (ONT)
Jacody Rose- OL 63 309 O.P. Walker High School (LA)
Rodney Whitmore- WR 61 175 Mansfield High School (TX)
LaRon Trigg- LS 62 205 Hinds Community College (MS)
Michael Young- QB 62 207 McLaurin High School (MS)
Chris Perkins- WR 66 205 Hazlehurst High School (MS)
Ricky Joseph- DL 62 275 Miami Northwestern High School (FL)
Jamison Knox- DB 59 185 East High School (TN)
Maurice Redick- OL 63 298 East High School (TN)
Fred Avery- DL 61 278 Mobile Christian School (AL)
Jeremy Collins- QB 62 210 Greenwood High School (MS)
Joshua Dupre- OL 64 285 Captain Shreveport High School (LA)
Thomas Lacy- OL 62 305 Robert Lee High School (TX)
Orlando Stringer- LB 60 195 Carver High School (AL)
Derwin Brown- DB 61 180 Stranahan High School (FL)
Terrence Barnes- DT 60 295 Mize Attendance Center (MS)
Josh Dotson- ATH 510175 Port Gibson High School (MS)
Stephen Fields- DB 511175 Cedar Hill High School (TX)
Brian Malone- OL 65 310 Hinds Community College (MS)
Avis Shelton- OL 63 320 E. Mississippi Community College (MS)
Kenny Roby- LB 61 220 E. Mississippi Community College (MS)
Ramon Brown- DB 62 195 College of Dupage (IL)
Seydadrian Brown RB 58 165 Robert Lee High School (TX) Read More |
Lady Braves Softball outlook for Spring 2010A core group of veterans and six highly anticipated newcomers comprise the 2010 Alcorn State softball squad that enters the year with high expectations. Playing one of its tougher schedules in the past few years the Lady Braves look to compete for a SWAC title, and qualify for their first regional appearance.
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Who Dat!Hold on, wait just a minute before you start yelling and screaming that I am being sacrilegious in using the Saints and Alcorn State Braves in the same sentence. As always there is a method to my madness. The reason dates back to the late 60s when the then Alcorn A&M College football Braves made South Western
Athletic Conference and National Black college history.
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