Bobcats journey to Clarksdale to tackle Coahoma

Football
9/4/2025 8:00:00 AM

By Shawn Wansley, Jones SID

ELLISVILLE – Jones College will make one other lengthy journey to north Mississippi this week.
 
Head coach Lytrel Pollard‘s Bobcats journey to Clarksdale to satisfy the Coahoma Tigers at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday. The sport will air on jcbobcats.com/watch with Mark Easley and Chuck Robertson.

Coahoma Athletics has carried out a transparent bag coverage for followers. To be permitted, baggage should be clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC and never exceed 12″ x 6″ x 12″; or small clutch bags, with or without a handle or strap, that do not exceed 4.5″ x 6.5″; or a one-

gallon clear plastic freezer bag. To view extra data concerning the clear bag coverage, please go to coahomasports.com.

 

The Bobcats took care of enterprise final week within the season opener at Moorhead, fully overwhelming Mississippi Delta, 33-0.

 

The Bobcats outgained the Trojans in complete offense, 456-42, and had 17 first downs in comparison with MDCC’s 4. Jones had 200 yards dashing and 256 yards passing. MDCC had 5 yards dashing and 37 yards passing.

 

Individually, quarterback Cannon Crowder (Presbyterian Christian School) accomplished 7-of-11 passes for 212 yards and one landing – a 93-yard strike to Kaiden Smith (Oak Grove). That was the longest Bobcat landing go since Anthony Jackson caught a 99-yard scoring strike from Early James on Sept. 25, 2008, in a 31-24 win at Hinds. Crowder additionally rushed for 42 yards to account for 256 yards. Jevarion Glover (Amanda Elzy) was 3-of-6 by the air for 44 yards and rushed for 35 yards.

 

Running again Ky’Yon Harris (Union) carried 9 instances for 53 yards and three touchdowns – all within the first half. TK Keyes (Taylorsville) had 4 receptions for 93 yards and Southern Miss switch JQ Gray (Oak Grove) had three catches for 34 yards.

 

There had been quite a few standouts on protection led by freshman linebacker Dalyn Pierce (Bay Springs) who had six tackles. Freshman linebacker Delarrius Hayes (Magee) had 4 tackles, 2.5 tackles for loss and two sacks. Freshman cornerback KeVon Ford (Moss Point) had a pressured fumble and a fumble restoration. Freshman nickelback Jamar Pittman (Oak Grove) and freshman linebacker Ny’zavion McClendon (Lake) additionally had pressured fumbles.

 

Coahoma (0-1) had a tough go in its opener, dropping a 42-3 resolution to No. 7 Copiah-Lincoln.

 

The Tigers had seven first downs, 25 yards dashing, 148 yards passing and 173 yards of complete offense. They allowed 32 first downs and 487 yards of complete offense. 

 

Co-Lin led 36-0 at halftime and Coahoma’s solely factors got here on a 20-yard area purpose by Andrew Harrison halfway by the fourth quarter.

 

Next week, Jones will play its first residence sport and the MACCC South Division opener after they entertain No. 9 Mississippi Gulf Coast. Kickoff is at 7 p.m. on Sept. 11 at Bobcat Stadium/Sim Cooley Field.

 

It can be “Hall of Fame Night” on campus because the Jones College Athletics Hall of Fame will announce seven inductees. Those inductees are Jerred Clark (males’s soccer), Paul Culliver (soccer, monitor), Tonya Jones (softball), Sharon Pendarvis Murray (girls’s basketball), Anna Kathryn Howard Ozmint (girls’s soccer), Andrew Pierce (baseball) and Bruce Strickland (soccer).

 

Coahoma hosts Holmes on Sept. 11.