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10
Mississippi Val. MVS 1-6 , 0-3
32
Winner Alcorn ASU 2-6 , 1-3
Mississippi Val. MVS
1-6 , 0-3
10
Final
32
Alcorn ASU
2-6 , 1-3
Winner
Score By Quarters
Team 1st 2nd 3rd 4th F
MVS Mississippi Val. 0 0 7 3 10
ASU Alcorn 9 13 10 0 32

Game Recap: Football |

Wright Racks Up 14 Tackles at Alcorn

Box Score

LORMAN, Miss. – The Mississippi Valley State University football program made the trip down to in-state rival Alcorn State University on Saturday afternoon and fell behind before scoring the final ten points of the game, dropping a 32-10 decision.

The secondary played a physical brand of ball, breaking up five passes, its most against a FCS foe this year.

The Basics: 

  • Score
    • Alcorn – 32
    • Mississippi Valley – 10

  • Records
    • Mississippi Valley (1-6, 0-3 SWAC)
    • Alcorn (2-6, 1-3 SWAC)

 

  • Series History
    • Braves Lead 52-15-1 (22.8%)

  • Winning Streak
    • Braves (W17) | Delta Devils' Last Win: November 4, 2006 (28-25)

Delta Devils' Top Performers: 

  • Whenever Alcorn snapped the pigskin, it was a safe bet that Jalen Wright lurked nearby as the Graduate Student exploded for a season-high 14 tackles, including six solo takedowns and one TFL.

  • Cameron Nelson was the focal point of the offense, rattling off career-highs of six catches and 56 yards plus his fifth career touchdown.

  • Dante Kelly (8) and Jusden Culpepper (7) were stat sheet stuffers with a combined 15 tackles, both setting season-highs in the process and each logging a half-TFL, the first of Kelly's career and the third straight contest with one for Culpepper.

  • Jamari Stokes swatted down a personal-best three passes to lead the defensive backfield while elsewhere on that side of the ball, Kobe Byrd (6) and Prince Ijioma (5) raised their career benchmarks in tackles.

  • Brandon Nunez logged a 2025-best four completions, Caleb Brownlow snagged a season-most three receptions, and Norman Taylor contributed his first ever multi-catch affair (2), going for a personal record of 20 yards through the air.

  • In the kicking game, Marko Jovisic made both of his attempts, a 20-yard field goal and a point after try whereas Marko Dubak dropped the Braves deep in their own territory with his second punt downed in the red zone of the year.

Next:

  • Into the eastern time zone Valley State will head next weekend, making a pit stop at the (Daytona) Beach to play Bethune-Cookman.

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