CLARKSDALE,
Miss. - The Coahoma Community College football team fell to Northeast Mississippi Community College 49-19 during its 2026 Homecoming matchup on Saturday, Oct. 24, at James E. Miller Stadium.
Northeast Mississippi (4-5, 2-3) built an early 21-0 lead in the first quarter. The Tigers (1-8, 1-5) responded early in the second quarter when running back
Isaac Day punched in a six-yard rushing touchdown. Quarterback
Jacob Clopton added an eight-yard rushing touchdown later in the period, bringing the score to 28-12 heading into halftime.
Coahoma generated 242 yards of total offense, including 183 passing yards. Clopton commanded the passing attack, completing 10 of 18 pass attempts for 138 yards. Wide receiver
Jaden Moses emerged as the top target, hauling in four receptions for 81 yards, while
Abraylen Jenkins added three catches for 38 yards. On the ground,
Prentavis Madison recorded a two-yard rushing touchdown in the fourth quarter to round out the Tigers' scoring.
Defensively, Ardavius Harris led Coahoma with seven total tackles, and
Kolton Wright added five stops. Defensive back
Brandon Mitchell secured a key turnover with a 32-yard interception return in the fourth quarter.
Dacaris Brown also contributed a 10-yard sack. Northeast Mississippi was powered by quarterback Xae Mayes, who accounted for three passing touchdowns, three rushing touchdowns, 120 rushing yards, and 356 passing yards.
The Tigers will return to James E. Miller Stadium next week to conclude the 2026 season against Copiah-Lincoln Community College. The season finale will also serve as Sophomore Night, honoring the departing class of 18 sophomores for their dedication and leadership to the Coahoma football program.
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.
