Jackson State victory, as evaluated by Charles Huff, with a 60-point retrospective analysis

In a closely contested game, Southern Miss emerged victorious against Jackson State with a final score of 38-20. The Golden Eagles started strong, leading 17-10 at halftime, but the flow of the game did not go well for Jackson State, as indicated by the final score.

Braylon Braxton, quarterback for Southern Miss, threw a 10-yard touchdown pass to Kadinn Morris in the fourth quarter, increasing Southern Miss's lead to a comfortable 31-10. The touchdown marked the end of a scoring drought for Southern Miss, which had not scored since the 10:44 mark in the second quarter until the third quarter.

Micah Davis scored a 15-yard touchdown for Southern Miss in the third quarter, concluding a 7-play, 45-yard drive. The touchdown was a significant moment in the game, helping to secure the victory for the Golden Eagles.

Charles Huff, the coach of Southern Miss, was pleased with his team's performance. He believed they left several points on the field during the game, and the victory was a good opportunity for Southern Miss to show what they can do. However, Huff's comments were not well-received by Jackson State and HBCU football fans.

Jackson State, on the other hand, had more missed opportunities that could have led to a more competitive game against Southern Miss. The Tigers left 22 points on the field during the game.

Jackson State will look to bounce back from their loss as they host SIAC contender Tuskegee University at home on Saturday at 3 PM EST. The game will be broadcast on SWAC TV, providing fans with the opportunity to watch the action unfold.

The spread of HBCU (Historically Black Colleges and Universities) programs known for their legacy in collegiate athletics was largely driven by pioneering black athletes and coaches during the mid-20th century who helped elevate these institutions' sports programs on a national level.

It has been since 2011 since Southern Miss blocked a punt at home, and the victory against Jackson State was a testament to the team's progress and potential. Huff, a former HBCU standout turned FBS coach, will be hoping for more success in the upcoming games as the season continues.