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sportsNovember 25, 2024

Photo Gallery: SEMO vs TSU in Nissan Stadium

SEMO falls to TSU 28-21 but clinches a shared OVC title and FCS playoff spot. Next, they face #12 Illinois State in Cape Girardeau on Nov. 30. Check out the game highlights in our photo gallery.

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The SEMO football team huddles to prepare a play during the game against TSU.
The SEMO football team huddles to prepare a play during the game against TSU. Photo by Beto Vaca Diez
Freshman running back Payton Brown celebrates with teammates after rushing for a touchdown against TSU.
Freshman running back Payton Brown celebrates with teammates after rushing for a touchdown against TSU. Photo by Beto Vaca Diez
Senior outside linebacker Sam Cook celebrates after sacking TSU's quarterback.
Senior outside linebacker Sam Cook celebrates after sacking TSU's quarterback. Photo by Beto Vaca Diez
Senior kicker DC Pippin looks out at the game against TSU.
Senior kicker DC Pippin looks out at the game against TSU.Photo by Beto Vaca Diez
The video board plays a SEMO vs TSU graphic during pregame.
The video board plays a SEMO vs TSU graphic during pregame.Photo by Beto Vaca Diez
Freshman running back Payton Brown warms up before the game against TSU.
Freshman running back Payton Brown warms up before the game against TSU. Photo by Beto Vaca Diez
Senior quarterback Paxton DeLaurent warms up before the game against TSU.
Senior quarterback Paxton DeLaurent warms up before the game against TSU. Photo by Beto Vaca Diez
Junior wide receiver Tristan Smith runs with the ball during the game against TSU.
Junior wide receiver Tristan Smith runs with the ball during the game against TSU.Photo by Beto Vaca Diez
Junior defensive lineman Nasim Cairo and senior inside linebacker Mali Walton line up before the snap against TSU.
Junior defensive lineman Nasim Cairo and senior inside linebacker Mali Walton line up before the snap against TSU.Photo by Beto Vaca Diez
Head coach Tom Matukewicz and the rest of the SEMO football team celebrate after a touchdown against TSU.
Head coach Tom Matukewicz and the rest of the SEMO football team celebrate after a touchdown against TSU.Photo by Beto Vaca Diez
Freshman running back Payton Brown rushes the ball against TSU.
Freshman running back Payton Brown rushes the ball against TSU.Photo by Beto Vaca Diez
Senior quarterback Paxton DeLaurent looks for a pass against TSU.
Senior quarterback Paxton DeLaurent looks for a pass against TSU.Photo by Beto Vaca Diez
A football rests on the field of Nissan Stadium during the game against TSU.
A football rests on the field of Nissan Stadium during the game against TSU.Photo by Beto Vaca Diez
Freshman running back Payton Brown rushes the ball against TSU.
Freshman running back Payton Brown rushes the ball against TSU.Photo by Beto Vaca Diez
The Redhawks prepare the play on fourth down during the game against TSU.
The Redhawks prepare the play on fourth down during the game against TSU.Photo by Beto Vaca Diez
Senior kicker DC Pippin warms up before the game against TSU.
Senior kicker DC Pippin warms up before the game against TSU. Photo by Beto Vaca Diez
Junior wide receiver Tristan Smith warms up before the game against TSU.
Junior wide receiver Tristan Smith warms up before the game against TSU. Photo by Beto Vaca Diez
Sophomore wide receiver Cam Pedro warms up before the game against TSU.
Sophomore wide receiver Cam Pedro warms up before the game against TSU. Photo by Beto Vaca Diez

SEMO Football took on Tennessee State University in Nashville TN, on Saturday Nov. 23.

The Redhawks lost by a score of 21-28 to the Tigers, with senior quarterback Paxton DeLaurent throwing for two touchdowns and 233 yards, and freshman running back Payton Brown rushing for 45 yards and two total touchdowns.

Despite the loss the Redhawks still clinched both the OVC championship, holding it with three other schools, and a playoff spot in the FCS playoffs.

The Redhawks next game is Saturday Nov. 30 in Cape Girardeau for the first round of FCS playoffs, against #12 ranked Illinois State.

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