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A&T 2019 Football Schedule includes visit to Duke, Howard for GHOE

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An ACC team, a local PWI rival and a solid FCS program are on tap for North Carolina A&T’s 2019 football schedule, along with the return of an old rival for GHOE.

A&T announced its 2019 football schedule on Monday which includes the return of Howard after a two-year absense. The game will take place on October 26 and will serve as the school’s homecoming contest.

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But before it gets to conference play it must take on the challenge of facing a pair of difficult in-state opponents, including its closest FCS neighbor in Elon. The 2018 FCS playoff participant will travel from Burlington, NC to Greensboro on August 31 to kick off the season. A&T leads the all-time series 7-4.

A&T will then hit the road for a pair of games, starting with a visit to Charleston Southern. The program had a down year in 2018 at 5-6 but is a perennial playoff contender.

A&T will round out the non-conference season with a trip to Durham, not to take on North Carolina Central but Duke University. It will try to pull off a win against an FBS team for the fourth-straight year after beating Kent State, UNC-Charlotte and East Carolina in the past three seasons. The last time A&T played an ACC opponent was in 2016 when it took a 53-14 loss to North Carolina.

From there it will look to secure its third-straight sole possession of the MEAC title. A&T has lost just one conference game since the 2016 season (which does not include last year’s loss to Morgan State) and that was to Florida A&M last fall in Greensboro.

2019 Football Schedule

Aug. 31 vs. Elon

Sept. 7 at Charleston Southern

Sept. 14 at Duke

Sept. 28 vs Delaware State

Oct. 5 at Norfolk State

Oct. 19 at FAMU

Oct. 26 vs. Howard (Homecoming)

Nov. 2 at South Carolina State

Nov. 9 at Morgan State

Nov. 16 vs. Bethune-Cookman

Nov. 23 vs. N.C. Central

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