Nicholls dominates Mississippi Valley State 66-0 in decisive victory
- Nicholls State University defeated Mississippi Valley State 66-0 in Thibodaux, Louisiana.
- Freshman Miequle Brock and quarterback Pat McQuaide were key players, with Brock scoring two touchdowns and McQuaide throwing for 184 yards.
- The victory improved Nicholls' record to 1-3, while Mississippi Valley State fell to 0-4.
On Saturday, Nicholls State University achieved a commanding victory over Mississippi Valley State, winning 66-0 in Thibodaux, Louisiana. The game marked a significant turnaround for Nicholls, who improved their record to 1-3. Freshman Miequle Brock was a standout performer, scoring two touchdowns, including a 33-yard run on the fourth play of the game, which set the tone for the rest of the match. Quarterback Pat McQuaide contributed significantly, throwing two touchdown passes and completing 15 of 20 attempts for 184 yards. The first quarter saw Nicholls establish a dominant lead, with a series of touchdowns that left Mississippi Valley State struggling to respond. Ean Rodrigue added a 34-yard touchdown run, and McQuaide connected with Quincy Brown for a 6-yard score, bringing the score to 21-0 by the end of the first quarter. The second quarter continued the onslaught, with Collin Guggenheim and Brock both finding the end zone, and Gabe Showalter adding a field goal to extend the lead to 45-0 at halftime. In the second half, Nicholls maintained their momentum, with Brock scoring on a 68-yard run and backup quarterback Jakob Foss throwing a touchdown pass to Karaaz Johnson. Corey Warren Jr. also contributed with two rushing touchdowns, culminating in a final score of 66-0. The Delta Demons struggled offensively, managing only 166 passing yards and rushing for a negative total, highlighting their difficulties throughout the game. This decisive victory not only showcased Nicholls' offensive capabilities but also exposed the challenges faced by Mississippi Valley State, who fell to 0-4. The game serves as a reminder of the competitive nature of college football and the potential for teams to bounce back after tough starts.