FUQUAY-VARINA, N.C. — Albany State quarterback
Isaiah Knowles has earned the honor of HBCU National Player of the Week by BOXTOROW.
Knowles, a redshirt sophomore hailing from Tampa, Fla., showcased an outstanding performance, completing 15-of-20 passes for 372 yards and six touchdowns—all in the first half—without a single interception. His efforts powered the Golden Rams to a 57-17 victory over Allen in Columbia, S.C., with two of his touchdown passes covering impressive distances of 78 and 41 yards.
Knowles will be recognized on the nationally syndicated sports talk show BOXTOROW with Donal Ware, which airs on radio stations across the country, including WASU in Albany. To find a complete list of stations that broadcast BOXTOROW, visit
www.boxtorow.com/affiliate-stations.
Congratulations to Isaiah Knowles on this well-deserved national recognition!
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