By: Nick Guerriero, Assistant AD – Communications & Broadcasting NASHVILLE – Tennessee State returned from Athens with film to review, corrections to make and another road test immediately ahead. The Tigers (0-2) will visit Alabama A&M (1-1) at 6 p.m. CT Saturday at Louis Crews Stadium in Huntsville. This is the second installment of the four-year Legacy Series and will stream on SWAC TV and radio on 102.1 FM The Ville. Georgia scored on its first five possessions and carried a 35-0 lead into the closing minutes of the first half. Head coach Reggie Barlow said the experience provided TSU’s players with a firsthand view of the speed and physicality required at the highest level of college football. “They all want the opportunity to go pro and they want the opportunity to play in the SEC,” Barlow said. “So now you get a first hand look at what that looks like, feel like, and how fast that game moves. So we came here with the right mindset, but unfortunately, it was a little bit too much firepower for us.” Despite the result, TSU produced several areas to build upon. The Tigers did not commit a turnover, were penalized only once for 10
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