How FAMU football leaned on freshman QB Armond Parker in loss vs TSU
FAMU football couldn't pull out the victory against Tennessee State in Week 3. Here's what went wrong for the Rattlers.
On Saturday, Florida A&M University's football team faced Tennessee State University in a crucial game. Freshman quarterback Armond Parker came in to replace injured starter Dustin Fletcher, who left the game in the second quarter. Parker played well for the Rattlers, completing 14 of 25 passes for 267 yards, two touchdowns, and an interception.
The Tigers came out on top 29-26, with Daylin Lee completing a crucial 20-yard pass to Brenton Paul late in the game. FAMU dominated in total yardage, outgaining TSU 449-390. Parker's remarkable performance despite the lack of experienced leadership was key for the Rattlers, who showed they could compete at a high level.
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