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Randy’s Sports Report: SHU Over NSU – 31-28 At Price Stadium
Norfolk State’s football team suffered a narrow 31–28 defeat to Sacred Heart University at Price Stadium on September 20, 2025. Despite a strong offensive showing, key turnovers and missed field goals in the closing moments hindered the Spartans’ comeback efforts.
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By Randy Singleton
Community Affairs Correspondent
New Journal and Guide
NORFOLK
Coach Michael Vick and the NSU Spartans could not get out of their own way as they were upended by three turnovers and two missed field goals in a 31-28 loss to Sacred Heart University at Price Stadium on Saturday (September 20) in front of 8,127 fans.
The Spartans had opportunities to increase their 14-7 lead over the Pioneers in the second quarter but were vexed by turnovers. NSU trailed 24-14 in the fourth quarter but were sparked by running back Kevon King’s 57 yard touchdown run. King fumbled the ball on the Spartans next possession.
NSU took the ball downfield with 1:30 remaining in the game, starting at their own 25 yard line. NSU kicker Evan Helfrich missed a potential game-tying 42 yard field goal attempt at the end of regulation, which gave the Pioneers the victory. NSU totaled 550 yards of offense.




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