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Troy Hull for The Undefeated
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Johnson C. Smith University wins 27-14 over Livingstone College at the Commemorative Classic

But Saturday’s game was more about history and legacy than touchdowns and field goals

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Johnson C. Smith University and Livingstone College squared off Saturday at the Commemorative Classic in Salisbury, North Carolina, with J.C. Smith emerging the winner by a score of 27-14. The game marked the 125th year of football at historically black colleges and universities; in 1892, these were the first two HBCUs to play football against one another.

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  • Junior Daniel Bise touches the ceremonial stone before he takes the field with both hands.
    Junior Daniel Bise touches the ceremonial stone before he takes the field with both hands.
  • Senior Amya Young of the JCSU Luv-A-Bulls is all smiles before the 125th Commemorative Classic.
    Senior Amya Young of the JCSU Luv-A-Bulls is all smiles before the 125th Commemorative Classic.
  • Senior Randy Wiley(88) put the Golden Bulls on the scoreboard first.
    Senior Randy Wiley(88) put the Golden Bulls on the scoreboard first.
  • JCSU senior Gabriel Yuille(11) leaps over junior Gregory Hines for the touchdown.
    JCSU senior Gabriel Yuille(11) leaps over junior Gregory Hines for the touchdown.
  • Senior Carlo Thomas(8) tries to hurdle freshman Darrel Smith(42) during a unsuccessful fake field goal.
    Senior Carlo Thomas(8) tries to hurdle freshman Darrel Smith(42) during a unsuccessful fake field goal.

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