NC A&T Looks for Third Straight Home Victory Against Chicago State

GREENSBORO — North Carolina A&T returns to Truist Stadium on Saturday, October 17, to face Chicago State in a nonconference football game scheduled for noon. The Aggies enter at 2-5 after an overtime victory over New Hampshire, their second home win of the season.

The 30-27 result against New Hampshire gave A&T a dramatic boost. Quarterback Kevin White led a late touchdown drive that included three fourth-down conversions, and kicker Asher Holland eventually delivered the winning 34-yard field goal in overtime. The finish demonstrated resilience after missed kicks earlier in the game.

A&T's offense also received a strong contribution from receiver Michael Carlock-Williams, who caught five passes for 129 yards and a touchdown. White passed for 230 yards, while Terry Radford made 17 tackles. Those performances are a useful starting point for evaluating how the Aggies might build consistency against Chicago State.

The next challenge is avoiding the mistakes that forced A&T into a late comeback. More productive early possessions, better protection of scoring opportunities and continued defensive effort could help the Aggies control the game rather than depend on a final-minute rescue. The coaching staff will also have to balance the momentum from the victory with the need to improve a 2-5 overall record.

Saturday's matchup is listed for a noon Eastern kickoff with FloSports coverage. The Aggies are then scheduled to host Elon on October 31, so the Chicago State game is an opportunity to sustain momentum before the next conference contest.

The matchup has not been played as of Tuesday evening. TTN News will follow verified lineup information, game-day developments and the official final score when the contest concludes.