Florida A&M players have problems off the field with the way school authorities have handled numerous situations. It didn’t help Sunday when the Rattlers faced Deion Sanders’ Jackson State Tigers in Florida.
One of Sanders’ sons, Shedeur Sanders, completed his first 17 passes en route to a 29-of-33 performance as Jackson State crushed Florida A&M, 59-3.
Jackson State QB Shedeur Sanders – the son of head coach Deion Sanders – through three quarters against FAMU today: 28-of-31, 311 yards, 5 TD, 0 INT.
He opened the game 17-for-17 with 3 TD passes.
One of the most electric players in college football. pic.twitter.com/R7CcVfVw89
— Field Yates (@FieldYates) September 4, 2022
The Rattlers are 0-2 in a turmoil-filled season. They had no answer for Shedeur Sanders, who threw 5 TD passes in more than three quarters of action.
Florida A&M has been outscored 115-27 in two games, losing its opener despite a valiant effort against North Carolina.
Very impressed with Shedeur Sanders on the first two drives for Jackson State.
Still no incompletions and is making smart decisions with the football. pic.twitter.com/T75x9FEt6h
— Joe DiTullio (@DiTullioJoe) September 4, 2022
Shedeur Sanders is a 6-foot-2, 215-pound sophomore. He led Jackson State to its to first SWAC East Title since 2013, and first SWAC Championship since 2007, last season.
