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Harris-to-Spikes connection powers North Carolina Central in 35-14 rout of Howard
Walker Harris threw five touchdowns, including four to Chauncey Spikes who gained 208 receiving yards, leading North Carolina Central to a 35-14 win over Howard.
- Walker Harris led North Carolina Central to a 35-14 victory over Howard on Saturday by throwing four touchdown passes.
- Harris built a 21-0 halftime lead by throwing to Spikes and adding a 13-yard scoring run for North Carolina Central Eagles.
- For Howard, Tyriq Starks accounted for both scores—a 1-yard run and a 4-yard pass to Zaden Jackson—while Harris also connected with Refeno Vangates for a touchdown.
- The win improved North Carolina Central's record to 6-3, 1-1 in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference .
- Chauncey Spikes posted a career milestone with his receiving performance, scoring a career-high three touchdowns and having only one prior 100-yard game for North Carolina Central Eagles.
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Harris-to-Spikes connection powers North Carolina Central in 35-14 rout of Howard
Chauncey Spikes totaled 208 yards receiving and caught three of Walker Harris’ four touchdown passes in leading North Carolina Central’s 35-14 win over Howard.
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North Carolina Central receiver Spikes Howard's upset plans
North Carolina Central receiver Chauncey Spikes had a first quarter many pass catchers dream of. Spikes hauled in five passes for 134 yards and two touchdowns from Walker Harris in the first period as the Eagles led Howard from start to finish, winning the MEAC contest 35-14. Spikes was the main beneficiary of Walker Harris’ passes as Central (6-3, 1-1 MEAC) got back in the win column. Following a Howard punt, Harris and Spikes connected four ti…
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Leaning Left7Leaning Right0Center2Last UpdatedBias Distribution78% Left
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