Travis Boland

Friday’s team meeting gave Chennis Berry all the confidence that SC State’s offense was poised to break out against Bethune-Cookman. The Bulldogs totaled 561 yards in a 55-41 victory Saturday night in Orangeburg.

“When meeting with the offense (Friday) I could see they were engaged and locked in,” Berry said during his postgame press conference Saturday. “The focus all week had been on better execution, and I thought our guys were intentional tonight in everything they did. They went out and performed at a high level.”

After scoring a total of two touchdowns in its first two games, SC State opened Saturday’s game with 24 points in the first quarter.

“I thought our guys came to play,” Berry said. “I’m super proud of the effort of our offense, they were explosive the entire

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