FORT VALLEY, Georgia -- There have been way too many penalties.The defense has been solid, yet still seems to surrender a few big plays.
Special teams haven’t been much of a boost. And Fort Valley State has made the wins closer than they probably should have been while leaving chances to win two other games on the field.
But the Wildcats will take a one-game lead in the SIAC’s East Division on the road Saturday to take on Kentucky State.
FVSU (2-3, 2-1) is coming off a 21-13 home loss to Tuskegee, the Wildcats committing 17 penalties for 183 yards and leaving chances to win on both sides of the ball.
“The execution was good,” FVSU head coach Donald Pittman said. “The student-athletes, they played hard and were on point. Tuskegee knew they were in a game.”
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