Members of the 2019 TAJ-Talented 10th Black College All-American Team.
During the month of February, (Black History Month) members of the All-American team will be featured on the UrbanmediaToday.com website daily. Today we put the spot light on:
North Carolina A&T’s Jah-Maine Martin : (Running Back)
#30 R-Junior
5’10” 214lbs
Conway, South Carolina
(Coastal Carolina Transfer)
#5 Nationally in Black College Football All-Purpose yardage per game (124.17)
#25 Nationally in FCS Football All-Purpose yardage per Game (124.17)
#1 Nationally in FCS Football avg yards per carry (7.73)
#2 Nationally in Black College Football avg yards per carry (7.73)
#4 Nationally in NCAA FCS Football Rushing yards Total (1446)
#1 Nationally in Black College Football Rushing Yards Total (1446)
#5 Nationally in FCS Football Rushing Yards per game (120.5)
#4 Nationally in Black College Football Rushing Yards per game yards (120.5)
#1 Nationally in Black College Football Rushing touchdowns(23)
#2 Nationally in FCS Football Rushing touchdowns(23)
Low key I be keepin it classy, could be really out here doin em nasty 🤧 #FlyHighTwain💔 pic.twitter.com/YK9f4sBTqV
— Jah-Maine Martin👹 (@dcmaine30) January 22, 2020
The North Carolina A&T Aggies successfully defended their title completing a three peat in 2019. The Black College National Champions finished the season with 9 wins and 3 losses; But what Coach Sam Washington neglected to let all opponents know is that he had a “Bo Jackson ” clone in his backfield. The Red-Shirt Junior from Conway South Carolina was Jah-Maine Martin who ran over Aggie opponents on his way to over 1,400 yards and 23 touchdowns.Martin rushed for 110 yards and 2 Tds helping the Blue and Gold dominate Alcorn State in their 64-44 Celebration Bowl victory to place the cherry on top of that triple crown.
SHOWTIME! @dcmaine channeled his inner @BoJackson on this TD run🤩 #AggiePride pic.twitter.com/s57WrIW4bR
— Aggie Pride (@NCATFootball) December 23, 2019
The young man from Conway had four games this season in which he scored 3 touchdowns or more (Delta State on 09/26/19, Norfolk State on 10/5/19, Howard on 10/26/19 and Bethune Cookman on 11/16/19). The biggie for #30 was the 299 yards he rushed for against Charleston Southern, while toting the rock 25 times and going to the house 2 times while averaging 12 yards per carry.
That is impressive, but young Jah had more; in the month of October against Norfolk State he averaged a whopping 19.9 yards per carry and finished with 199 yards. Then later in the month he ran through the Bison of Howard for 138 yards on only 7 carries. That is 19.7 yards per carry, not to mention he had 3 touchdowns. Ja was an intricate part of the Aggie machine that captured the Urban Media Today Black College National Championship for a third straight year.
The Final 2019 Urban Media Today Black College Football Poll.
Click Here to View the 2019 TAJT10 Black College All American Team
