Sophomore49 Michael Kuku – Sophomore52 Edwin Stevenson – Sophomore53 Nate Clay – Sophomore54 Coy Allen – Freshman55 Xavier Lewis – SophomoreDefensive Backs 3 Cedric Chambers – Freshman7 Darren Hunter – Junior8 Patrick Thomas – Sophomore10 Justin Cooper – Freshman11 Antonio Martin – Freshman15 Deshawn Printup – Freshman18 CJ Smith – Freshman22 Richie Rucker – Sophomore25 Edward Ndem – Junior27 Mathew Smith – Sophomore28 Jevontae Jefferson – Freshman30 Chris Asbury – Sophomore33 Khelvin Sullivan – Freshman 37 Toriano Holt – Freshman38 Brent McCall – Sophomore39 Mickolas Dudley – Sophomore41 Emory Williams – Senior72 Michael Mitchell – Freshman|} Game summaries LivingstoneHBCU ClassicJustin Babb rushed for 229 yards, including an 81-yard touchdown as the Tigers defeated Division II Livingstone College, 34–12, in the fifth annual HBCU Classic. A crowd of 2,100 fans saw the Tigers take a 25–0 lead in the first half. The Blue Bears (0–2) had just 28 rushing yards on 26 carries in the game while the Tigers had 391 rushing yards on 49 carries. The Tigers gained 483 yards of offense while the defense sacked the Livingstone quarterback six times. The win gives Savannah State a 7–1 lead in the all-time series against Livingstone. Alabama StateJoe Turner ClassicSophomore kicker Dereck Williams missed two field goals (36 and 42 yards) late in the fourth quarter as the Alabama State Hornets held on to defeat Savannah State, 20–17, at T.A. Wright Stadium. Quarterback Kurvin Curry completed 13 of 20 passes (159 yards) and Justin Babb rushed for 78 yards on 18 carries. The Tigers lead for much of the game, but fell behind when Devin Dominguez caught a 20-yard pass from Chris Mitchell late in the fourth quarter. McNeese State The eighth ranked Cowboys of McNeese State University racked up 489 yards on offense, including a season-high 288 rushing yards, in a 56–0 rout of Savannah State in the first ever meeting between the two schools. The Tigers offense were held to nine first downs during the game and only crossed mid-field three times. The McNeese State defense scored twice including a score on the game's fourth play when the Cowboys' defense sacked SSU quarterback Kurvin Curry and Desmund Lighten recovered his fumble in the end zone. Freshman quarterback A.J. DeFilippis replaced an injured Curry in the first half and completed 9 of 12 passes for 65 yards and one interception in the game. Junior defensive back Edward Ndem led the