B-CU WHOMPS EWC 70-10 IN JENKINS' DEBUT
Bethune-Cookman rang up 635 yards of total offense to start the Brian Jenkins era with a victory over Edward Waters. [+] B-CU WHOMPS EWC 70-10 IN JENKINS' DEBUT
Updates, stats, links ... the whole package from today's 2010 season opener. [+] GAMETIME: Wildcats Kick Off 2010 Against EWC
Kickoff time is rapidly approaching and here's Bethune-Cookman University football coach Brian Jenkins says he doesn't know who his starting quarterback will be. [+] Countdown To Kickoff; Wildcats Open 2010 Season Saturday
Last December 21, B-CU named Brian Jenkins its new head football coach. The past nine months have been a whirlwind for the new coach, his new staff, and for the the new team they are preparing for this season. All the preparation comes to fruition this Saturday, 4 p.m. at Municipal Stadium, with the 2010 Wildcat football season opener vs. Edward Waters College. It will be the first of three straight home games in four weeks to open Jenkins' first season at B-CU. [+] Wildcats Test New Turf At Municipal Stadium
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (August 21, 2010) - The downfield play from Saturday's Bethune-Cookman University practice at Municipal Stadium was a nice 65-yarder from Jackie Wilson to Patrick Harris. But as far as receiving went, the day was a showcase for Bethune-Cookman running backs. Androse Bell, Isidore Jackson and Angelo Cabrera each registered a first down catch during the workout, with Bell eluding tacklers for what would have been a 50-yard gain after the catch. "Today was one of those where the backs stepped up and made plays," said B-CU coach Brian Jenkins. "We were looking at all types of situations." Quarterback Matt Johnson appreciates what his running backs can do in addition to the carrying the ball. "When we call their number, they respond and do what is asked of them," said Johnson, who also scrambled for a touchdown during red-zone drills. "Androse knows the offense as well as I do. When he saw the coverage, he knew he was going to get the ball." It was B-CU's first live action on the new Municipal Stadium turf. "Hot, very hot," Johnson said about the combination of Florida weather in August plus the new surface." But the field is very fast. It'll make for great football." B-CU opens the season at Municipal Stadium September 4 against Edward Waters College. [+]