WASHINGTON, D.C.-- Howard University celebrated the accomplishment of Senior wide receiver Kyle Anthony. Anthony became the all-time career reception leader in Howard history, eclipsing the mark of 184 held by former Bison standout Gary "Flea" Harrell who played from 1990-93. Big plays in the second half wipe out a brilliant defensive first half, dropping a 28-6 tilt to the visiting North Carolina Central University Eagles, Saturday afternoon at Greene Stadium.

The defense held the Eagles to four punts, a fumble and a miss field goal in the first half.

The offense could not take advantage, punting 12-times, failing on fourth down twice and threw an interception.

The offense broke through on their last drive, driving 66 yards on nine-plays. Capped off by an eight-yard run.

 Anthony led the charge with nine catches for 57-yards.

Quinton Williams threw for 105 yards, completing 15 of 23 passes and was sacked seven times.

Rodney Dennard and Christian White recorded nine tackles each. White recorded a sack, forced fumble, and a QB hurry.

Howard was held to 39-yard rushing.

North Carolina Central held a 390-195 total offense advantage.

UP NEXT:

Howard travels to Orangeburg, South Carolina to face South Carolina State University Bulldogs, November 9. Kickoff is slated for 1:30 P.M.