“At first it was like, ‘Nah, I’d rather just stay with my friends,’” Harris said. “But then my parents mentioned basketball and more opportunities. I thought about the future and we decided to make the decision.”
MONTGOMERY, Alabama--Stay tuned to this page for live updates from Alabama State's season opener against Jacksonville State. Continue to hit the refresh page and feel free to leave your thoughts in the comments section below.Fourth QuarterJacksonville State 24, Alabama State 22Alabama State quarterback Daniel Duhart finds Chris Gilzeane for an 8-yard touchdown pass but the 2-point conversion fails.Third quarterJacksonville State 24, Alabama State 16A Maurice Tate interception deep in Gamecock's territory,
Looking to be surrounded by some interesting, followed by a 6-yard run for a score on the next play by ASU running back Jahaad Coleman pull the Hornets to within eight with 11:29 to play.Jacksonville State 24, Alabama State 9*JSU kicker Griffin Thomas adds a field goal to with about a minute and a half to go in the third.Jacksonville State 21, Alabama State 9*Jacksonville State outside linebacker Robert Gray knocks the ball away from Alabama State quarterback Daniel Duhart, who was scrambling for yardage to give the Gamecocks the ball on the ASU 33 w/6:01 to play in the third. JSU's Max Shortell finds Telvin Brown on a 33-yard touchdown on the next play and the Gamecocks take a double-digit lead with 5:53 remaining in the quarter.Jacksonville State 14, Alabama State 9Jacksonville State quarterback Max Shortell hits tight end Anthony Johnson on a screen, who uses a pancake block to take it 23 yards up the sideline for touchdown with 6:59 to play in the third. Griffin Thomass adds the PAT to put the Gamecocks up five.Alabama State 9, Jacksonville State 7*Aided by a 29-yard run from running back Isaiah Crowell, Alabama Stat retakes the lead going a deuce when kicker Bobby Wenzig connects on a 27-yard field goal attempt to play with 9:25 to play in the quarter.Jacksonville State 7, Alabama State 6*JSU starts out the second half with quarterback Max Shortell and marches 78 yards down the field. Aided by a pair of ASU penalties which costed the Hornets 20 yards,
parajumpers jakke, the Gamecocks take the lead on a 2-yard run from running back Troymaine Pope and an extra point from kicker Griffin Thomas with 12:26 to play in the third.Second QuarterAlabama State 6, Jacksonville State 0*With Minnesota transfer Max Shortell in the game, Jacksonville State looked as its offense was finally on track. He connected with former Anniston standout running back Troymaine Pope on a 30-yard pass on a screen late in the second quarter. A 10-yard completion to wide receiver Telvin Brown got the Gamecocks' a first-and-goal from the 10 but the Hornets bowed up and stonewalled running back DaMarcus James at the goal line on third-and-goal from the ASU 1.JSU couldn't get its field goal unit onto the field in time and the Hornets took a 6-0 lead into the half.Alabama State 6, Jacksonville State 0*A 25-yard pass from quarterback Daniel Duhart to wide receiver DeMario Bell highlights a 70-yard drive from ASU. Once again, the Hornets can't punch it into the end zone but kicker Bobby Wenzig's strong right leg gives them a 6-0 as he connects on a 36-yarder with 5:01 to go before the half.Alabama State 3, Jacksonville State 0*Alabama State running back Malcom Cyrus returns a punt about 30 yards to get the Hornets into Gamecocks' territory and kicker Bobby Wenzig adds a 43-yard field goal to give the home team a 3-0 lead with 11:17 remaining in the quarter. Wenzig's kick caps a four-play drive.First Quarter*Not many highlights in the first quarter a apart from Alabama State running back Isaiah Crowell's 35-yard scamper on the game's first play. However, JSU is moving the down the field. The Gamecocks have a crucial fourth-and-3 to start from the ASU 33-yard line to star the second quarter and the Hornets stuff JSU running back DaMarcus James to force the turnover.Pregame--After an hour and 34 minute rain delay the game finally kicks off. ASU starts on its own 20, following a touchback.--Players from both teams come out onto the field for warmups at 5:34 p.m. ASU is in all white with gold helmets while JSU is in red tops and white bottoms.--Due to inclement weather, kickoff has been delayed an hour. That means we're looking at a 6 p.m. kickoff at the earliest.
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Five days removed from her 20-strikeout performance against Desert Vista, the Mountain View senior was once again on the top of her game. With a relatively tight strike zone, the Michigan State-commit opted to pitch to contact and let her defense in on the action.
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