Alabama A&M vs. Tennessee State: Game Updates


Backup plan works for A&M
Sunday, September 04, 2005
By REGGIE BENSON
Times Sports Staff [email protected]

Dorman provides excitement in Dogs' 27-14 win over TSU

NASHVILLE - Harold Dorman had never played in a college football game before Saturday.

Fans that filed into the Coliseum couldn't have known that after his performance against Tennessee State.

Dorman, Alabama A&M's backup quarterback, stole the show in the fourth quarter and helped carry the Bulldogs to their first season-opening victory in five years.


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Mike said:
Lewis, you missed the truly sad part of his statement. :shame:
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Not really, we all know the JSU offense sucks. I am actually kinda suprised they got 7 more first downs. This is the same offensive philosiphy that couldn't cross the 50 one game and except for a last minute hail mary got shut out another. T
 



Tigerpride said:
Mike,

TNState is probably the worst team you will play all year. Please don't think you have done anything.
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Tarzan,

Did Bell's boys win or lose this weekend? It's a simple question for a simple mind, that requires a simple answer.
 
Congrats AAMU...I'm eating my crow but not liking it...Jose Osorio was the MAN this weekend, and I predicted otherwise. Sorry Jose...SWAC ST POTW.

Ah, but wait till this week...
 
Tigerpride said:
Mike,

TNState is probably the worst team you will play all year. Please don't think you have done anything.
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The ABSOLUTE WORST team we play will be on Nov 5, 2005..............guess who???????????

(Can you say 'tiny tigger u'?)
 
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