NC Central dominates NC A&T with 66-24 victory
- Walker Harris threw three touchdown passes and rushed for another, while J'Mari Taylor added 126 rushing yards and two touchdowns.
- NC Central took control of the game after a 66-yard touchdown run by Taylor, leading to a series of successful plays and defensive stops.
- The win improved NC Central's record to 2-2, demonstrating their offensive and defensive capabilities.
On Saturday night in Durham, North Carolina, North Carolina Central showcased a dominant performance against North Carolina A&T, winning decisively with a score of 66-24. Walker Harris was instrumental in the victory, throwing three touchdown passes and adding a rushing touchdown, completing 15 of 24 passes for 244 yards. J'Mari Taylor also made significant contributions, rushing for 126 yards and scoring two touchdowns, including a pivotal 66-yard run that shifted the momentum in favor of NC Central. The game began with a 100-yard kickoff return for a touchdown by Aaron Harris, giving NC A&T an early 6-0 lead. However, NC Central quickly responded, with Taylor's long touchdown run allowing them to take control of the game. Following a series of successful plays, including a 60-yard touchdown pass from Harris to Markell Quick, NC Central extended their lead significantly. Defensively, NC Central capitalized on mistakes made by NC A&T, with Malcolm Reed returning a fumble for a touchdown and Isaiah Fisher-Smith blocking a punt that was recovered in the end zone. These defensive plays contributed to a commanding lead as the game progressed, showcasing NC Central's ability to capitalize on opportunities. The victory improved NC Central's record to 2-2, while NC A&T fell to 1-2. This game highlighted NC Central's offensive prowess and defensive strength, setting a positive tone for the remainder of their season as they look to build on this momentum.