JACKSON, Mississippi -- Jackson State wrapped up its second spring scrimmage Monday morning before the rest of campus could wipe the sleep from its eyes.The Tigers got started at 5 a.m. and fit more than 20 possessions into the two-and-a-half hour practice, and head coach Tony Hughes said he was pleased with the effort.
"Today was a good day," he said. "...I thought we made some plays on both sides of the ball, and guys continued to improve. A lot of it (today) was about our execution and the focus it takes to execute at a high level on a consistent basis."
Here's some takeaways from today's scrimmage.
Defensive wins
As Monday's scrimmage wore on, the intensity continued to build on defense. They showed the ability to tackle in space and made several stops over the final handful of possessions.
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