Hampton University NCAA News

BKCHampton-Delaware,0173 Delaware holds off Hampton 55-52 Eds: APNewsNow. Delaware 55, Hampton 52.

A look at some of the players at the East Coast Bowl, an all-star game featuring Division I-AA, Division II and Division III prospects, who helped themselves with a strong week of practice and in Saturday's game: Hampton RB Lamarcus Coker grabbed everyone's attention when he ran the 40-yard dash on FieldTurf in 4.39 and 4.27 seconds, then continued ...

Laurel resident Leon Porter , shown last season playing for Pallotti, is now playing at Division II Dominican College in New York.

Jarrid Famous had 16 points and 10 rebounds, leading South Florida to a 74-55 victory over Hampton on Wednesday night.

Notable: Three of Hampton's losses are by five points or fewer, and it has won two straight, against Wyoming and Monmouth.

N.C. A&T running back Mike Mayhew was named MEAC Rookie of the Year on Wednesday in voting by the league's coaches and sports information directors.

Vincent Simpson scored 34 points as Hampton won its first game of the season 78-67 over Wyoming Saturday night in the World Vision Basketball Challenge.

Dane Suttle scored a career-high 22 points as Pepperdine pulled away from Hampton 75-66 Friday in the World Vision Challenge.

Quinn McDowell scored 11 points, including two free throws down the stretch, and William & Mary defeated Hampton 62-61 on Wednesday night.

Bradford Burgess scored 18 points and grabbed 10 rebounds to lead Virginia Commonwealth past Hampton 63-52 on Monday night.

Domanick West ran for two touchdowns as Morgan State defeated Hampton 16-13 on Saturday in the season finale for both teams.

Hampton put up nearly 500 yards of offense on Saturday, but penalties and mental errors kept nipping at its heels as they have all season.

The element of surprise was nowhere to be found within Phillip Fulmer's office as LaMarcus Coker sat before his coach.

A year ago, the only consistency in Jonathan Plisco's punting was the lack of it.

Hampton University played perhaps its most complete game of the season in shutting out Florida A&M 25-0 this weekend, but just 1,931 fans - nearly 15,000 short of Armstrong Stadium's capacity - were on hand to see it.

Alejo Rodriguez scored 17 points and Jonathan Huffman added 14, leading Iona to a 68-63 win over Hampton on Tuesday night.

Without checking to be certain, we can safely say that Terry Beauford feels a lot better today than on the final day of the 1988 season.

The imprint left by Theo Smalling is still easy to see on the Hampton University men's basketball team.

HAMPTON, Va. - Quarterback Curtis Pulley could only watch from the sideline and FAMU's defense couldn't find its footing on a soggy field as the Rattlers playoff hopes all but slipped away.

Rodney Green scored 23 points and had five assists to lead La Salle to an 83-80 victory over Hampton on Saturday in the season opener for both teams.