​The Tigers produced 526 yards of total offense during the contest. Quarterback Jacob Clopton commanded the passing attack by completing 19 of 30 attempts for 300 yards and three touchdowns. Wide receiver Jaden Moses led all Coahoma targets with seven receptions for 143 yards and one touchdown. Demarcus Brown also delivered a standout performance with five catches for 54 yards and two touchdowns.  
 

​On the ground, Coahoma generated 226 rushing yards. Isaac Day paced the backfield with 12 carries for 82 yards and a five-yard touchdown run. Prentavis Madison added 68 rushing yards on 20 carries, sealing the game with a 30-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter. Clopton contributed an additional 76 rushing yards on 11 carries.  

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After falling behind 9-0 in the second quarter, Coahoma rallied to take a 21-16 halftime lead. Mississippi Delta reclaimed a 23-21 advantage in the third quarter following a 54-yard touchdown pass from Armon Vinson to Marlon Fluker. The Tigers dominated the fourth quarter, as Clopton connected with Brown for a nine-yard touchdown to regain the lead, and Madison's 30-yard rushing score secured the 35-23 victory.  
 

​The Coahoma defense applied consistent pressure throughout the night, recording six sacks for a loss of 55 yards. Brandon Mitchell provided a key turnover for the Tigers, intercepting a pass and returning it 12 yards. The defensive unit stifled the Trojans in the trenches, holding them to just 29 total rushing yards.  

​About Coahoma Community College

Founded in 1949, Coahoma Community College is a public, comprehensive, historically Black community college serving the heart of the Mississippi Delta. Coahoma offers Associate of Arts degrees, Associate of Applied Science degrees, and specialized certificates across dozens of diverse academic and career pathways. Located on a 99-acre campus in Clarksdale, Mississippi, the College is celebrating 77 years of academic excellence. In addition to its affordable tuition and generous scholarship opportunities, Coahoma has earned widespread recognition in nursing and health sciences, career-technical education, and university transfer programs. Outside of the classroom, students are involved in competitive NJCAA athletics as well as a variety of organizations and clubs, including student government, the celebrated college choir, and the renowned Marching Maroon Typhoon.