SAVANNAH, Ga. –  Four rushing touchdowns propel Kentucky State to a 28-13 on the road at Savannah State Tigers for a league win on Sunday.

The Thorobreds defense tallied ten tackles for a loss of 64 yards, led by Jimmy Edmonds (1.5-17 TFL-Yds) and Izaya Clay (1.5-12 TFL-Yds). Trevon Pope earned an interception during the contest. Darrell Dorris led Kentucky State with six solo tackles and seven total tackles.

Jaylen Myers scored the first touchdown on a 14-yard rush, and an extra point by Mason Molique gave Kentucky State a 7-0 lead in the first quarter (12:21).

The first score of the second quarter (13:16) came on a three-yard rush by Shaquan Oliver.
Savannah State scored (7:45) on a 16-yard receiving touchdown, but Kentucky State blocked the extra to keep them to just six points on the drive.

Christopher Coneway rushed into the endzone on a nine-yard rush to give the Thorobreds a 21-6 lead at the half.

Savannah State opened the third quarter (10:53) with a 28-yard receiving pass, and a good extra point closed on the 21-13 Kentucky State lead.

Jaden Hale scored the final points of the contest on a two-yard rush, and a good extra point by Molique gave the Thorobreds a 28-13 victory.

Kentucky State will travel to Lane College for a 2 p.m. kickoff in Jackson, Tennessee.  
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