MON TGOMERY, Alabama -- Alabama State has played its first game under head coach Brian Jenkins, but doesn’t have much time to dissect Sunday’s 24-14 loss to Tennessee State.
ASU (0-1) turned the ball over four times in its last five possessions as the Hornets let a 14-3 halftime lead slip away.
During Monday’s SWAC coaches teleconference, Jenkins said he was proud of his team but not satisfied with the loss.
“We made some mistakes and turned the ball over,” Jenkins said. “When you do that against a great team like Tennessee State, you’ll come out on the losing end every time. I don’t like to lose.”
Jenkins said the main thing he learned from Sunday’s game is that he has a group of players that won’t make excuses.
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