FAMU football takeaways from late-game spiral at Jackson State
FAMU football couldn't crash the Jackson State homecoming party, spiraling late in a 27-17 Week 7 SWAC loss. Here's our takeaways from the game.
Florida A&M (FAMU) fell to Jackson State University (JSU) in a 27-17 setback on Saturday in the SWAC matchup at Mississippi Veterans Memorial Stadium. Despite holding a 12-10 halftime lead, JSU outscored FAMU 15-7 in the second half. The Rattlers struggled with quarterback Armond Parker's three interceptions and overthrows, including a crucial one intercepted by JSU's B.J.
Washington for a 37-yard touchdown. Running back Jamal Hailey powered for 111 rushing yards and a touchdown, while the Tigers' offense, led by Jared Lockhart, overcame Lockhart's back issues to outgain FAMU 368-327. JSU's defense held strong against FAMU's run game, despite the Rattlers' 164 rushing yards. Special teams mishaps, such as a botched punt return and a missed field goal, added to the loss.
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