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Photo Essay: A Howard Homecoming Football Victory Against Delaware State

The Howard University football team celebrated a victory during Homecoming with a 35-17 win against Delaware State University. Although the Delaware State Hornets opened the game with a field goal, the Bison quickly responded with a high-scoring first quarter, and they kept their lead until the end with offense led by Quarterback Quinton Williams. 

Howard Quarterback Quinton Williams (Senior) mans his offense on the opening drive of the 2022 Homecoming game against the Delaware State Hornets. 

“They played big today,” Williams said to The Hilltop. “It’s a tough front, playing against a good defense. Hats off to them up front; I love them guys. They showed out today.”

Howard defensive back Clayton Perrin celebrates with defensive coach Kyshoen Jarrett after intercepting Delaware State quarterback CJ Henry. Perrin records his first interception of the 2022 season.

Drum Major Keanu Powell performs his solo during the Showtime Marching Band’s halftime performance.

Defensive lineman Jamel Stewart (Sophomore) gets a tackle for a loss, making his second solo tackle of the 2022 season. 

The Howard Bison celebrate a 35-17 homecoming victory over the Delaware State Hornets.

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