Mississippi Valley State University (MVSU) showed determination in a challenging matchup against Murray State, but ultimately fell short with a final score of 59-8. Despite facing tough conditions and an early surge from Murray State, the Delta Devils never gave up, putting up a strong effort, particularly in the second quarter.

MVSU's highlight came late in the second quarter when quarterback Ty'Jarian Williams connected with Kerrick Ross for a 15-yard touchdown pass, followed by a successful two-point conversion also led by Ross. This 65-yard drive showcased the team's resilience, giving MVSU its only points of the night. Ross led the receiving corps with 59 yards, while Williams threw for 129 yards.

Defensively, the Delta Devils worked hard to contain Murray State's high-powered offense, with standout performances from Erek Campbell and Ralpheal Marshall, who combined for 15 tackles.

While the scoreboard favored Murray State, MVSU's perseverance and moments of strong play will provide valuable experience moving forward into the season. The team will aim to build on these positives as they prepare for their next game.