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North Carolina A&T Aggies at North Carolina Central Eagles

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How To Watch

How To Watch

How can I watch North Carolina A&T Aggies vs. North Carolina Central Eagles?
  • TV Channel: Aggies at Eagles 2021 College Football, week 2, is broadcasted on ESPN+.
  • Online streaming: Sign up for Fubo.

Game Information

Venue: O'Kelly-Riddick Stadium

Location: Durham, NC
Capacity:
Full Standings

Aggies Last 5

Date OPP Result
vs CAM CAM W 28-24
vs TOW TOW L 62-9
@ STBK STBK L 38-12
vs MONM MONM L 63-19
@ ELON ELON L 55-17

Eagles Last 5

Date OPP Result
vs DSU L 35-26
@ HOW W 35-14
vs NORF W 31-28
vs SCST L 34-27
@ MORG W 33-14

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