Carson Camp threw for 199 yards and a touchdown, and Southeastern Louisiana put together a strong defensive performance to beat Incarnate Word 10-7 on Saturday.

WOODSTOCK, Va. A sheriff has apologized to a black pastor who described being arrested when he called 911 on a group of white people who threatened to kill him after trying to dump a refrigerator on his property in Virginia. McCray described the events leading to his arrest in a sermon to parishioners at Lighthouse Church & Marketplace Ministries International. McCray said they threatened him and returned with three more people, attacking him physically, saying they dont give a darn about my black life and the Black Lives Matter stuff, and telling him they would kill him. This was indeed the most humiliating, dehumanizing, damning and violating event of my life, McCray said. Sheriff Carter sat down with McCray two days after the incident.