SIAC Benedict College

Record8-1through 9 games
Nextvs Central StateSat Nov 7 · 2 pm ET
The model#6 among Division II teams

Updated Wed Nov 4 · through week 9

Schedule and results

Benedict College · 2026 schedule and results8-1Soft slateAverage opponent win rate 41%.
WkDateOpponentResultRecordConfTop performers
1Aug 29Johnson C. SmithW 32-101-00-0
1Sep 5@ShorterW 24-202-00-0
2Bye week
3Sep 19@Fort Valley StateW 34-333-01-0
4Sep 24@TuskegeeL 17-203-11-1
5Oct 3Clark AtlantaW 31-34-12-1
6Oct 10@AllenW 37-245-13-1
7Oct 17Edward WatersW 45-246-14-1
8Oct 24@Albany StateW 29-87-15-1
9Oct 31Savannah StateW 23-08-16-1
10Nov 7Central State2 pm ET72% to win
How to read this table

Win chances are our model for Benedict College, through 9 games. This week's game comes from the playoff simulation, later games from the rating model. They are estimates and move every week.

Ahead

The forecast

The games that decide the season

The games that decide the season

Sat Nov 7Next: Central Statevs Central State · at home

Recent form · last 10 games

Benedict College has won five straight.

8-2 over the last 10, and won the last five.

Streak W5Last 5 · 5-0Last 10 · 8-2

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Worth watchingGames average 46 combined points, even games

What it is like to watch them2026 · 8-1

Game feel46even gamescombined pts / game9th highest-scoring of 13 in the SIAC
Heart rate2-1some dramain one-score games (3 of 9)10th most one-score games of 13 in the SIAC
Margin+14.4comfortableavg scoring margin1st best margin of 13 in the SIAC

Measured from 9 games · ranks are among SIAC teams the same season

Team storyThe story of this team right now, in one line.
The weekly grind

Benedict College is 8-1 and hosts Central State next.

2026 Record8-1
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Game dayWhat a Saturday in this stadium actually feels like.
The experience

Benedict College is 8-1 and hosts Central State next.

CFB Zeitgeist “Go Tigers.”
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