GRAMBLING, Louisiana — The focus surrounding Grambling’s program this week should have been the Tigers’ latest 70-point scoring outburst. Instead, talk of the Tigers’ leaky defense and the 54 points allowed to Prairie View A&M reared its head once again.
Actually, it’s nothing new. Grambling dealt with a similar predicament last month after a 56-53 loss to Bethune-Cookman before responding in a 34-10 win over Alabama State.
Grambling coach Broderick Fobbs, who seemed to be fed up Monday with all the questions about his defense, said he expects a similar bounce-back effort this weekend at Jackson State.
But, why?
“Because we can.”
Earlier, Fobbs wasn’t as short, explaining how Grambling “always” responds well to challenges.
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