Under the bright lights at Sullivan-Windham Stadium in Scooba, Mississippi, the Coahoma Tigers fought valiantly but ultimately fell in a 62-14 loss to East Mississippi. Despite the challenging result, the Tigers showcased their determination and talent.

The game started with a spark as running back Immanuel Griffin broke loose for a 53-yard touchdown run on Coahoma's first drive, giving the Tigers an early 7-0 lead. The explosive start electrified the visiting fans and showed Coahoma's potential.

Special teams played a pivotal role, as Deshaun Catron returned a kickoff 92 yards for a touchdown in the second quarter, keeping the Tigers within striking distance. Kicker Damion Gonzalez converted both extra points, contributing to Coahoma's scoring.

On defense, Brenton Hall led the way with eight total tackles, while Rahmaan Rinkin added a key interception, halting an East Mississippi drive in the second quarter. The defense forced several crucial stops, but the home team's offense proved too strong throughout the game.

Despite the loss, Coahoma's fighting spirit was evident, and they will look to rebound as they prepare for their next challenge. 

The Tigers will return home to face Itawamba Community College in a critical matchup on October 10th at 6:30 p.m.