October 13, 2012
WVC football: UC upends No. 24 UNC Pembroke 42-30
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Jordan Roberts ran for 144 yards and two touchdowns as the University of Charleston beat No. 24 UNC Pembroke 42-30 Saturday in Pembroke, N.C.

UC (6-1, 3-1 West Virginia Conference) jumped out to a 21-3 lead in the first quarter and never trailed in the win against the nationally ranked Braves (5-2).

Roberts opened the scoring with a 22-yard touchdown run and then returned a kickoff 100 yards for a score later in the quarter. Ahmed Shakoor picked up a blocked punt and ran 38 yards for a UC touchdown as time expired in the first quarter.

Roberts scored his second rushing touchdown of the game from 2 yards out and even threw a touchdown pass late in the third quarter to George Washington graduate Shaq Williams.

UC quarterback Maurice Leak finished the game with 150 passing yards. Williams caught seven passes for 96 yards and a touchdown. Roberts totaled 296 all-purpose yards.

  • GLENVILLE 29, W.VA. STATE 12: Glenville State jumped on the visiting Yellow Jackets early and never looked back.
  • Glenville (3-4, 3-1) opened the scoring late in the first quarter when Rahmann Lee caught a 34-yard pass from Justin Feagin for a touchdown. Lee added a 5-yard rushing touchdown in the second quarter to give the Pioneers a 12-0 lead.

    State (2-5, 1-3) answered 46 seconds into the third quarter when quarterback Ricky Phillips hooked up with Ervin Kent for a 73-yard touchdown to make it 12-6. Glenville wasted little time responding, scoring less than three minutes later and pushing its lead to 19-6 before Colston Bayless hit a 32-yard field goal and Quin Thompson ran for an 84-yard touchdown to conclude the scoring for the Pioneers.

    Feagin led Glenville with 159 passing yards and one touchdown. Phillips completed 15 passes for State with Kent leading the Yellow Jackets with five receptions for 112 yards. Aubra Taylor was WVSU's leading rusher with 103 yards on 30 carries.

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