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No. 17 VSU Blazers Prepare for Top-15 Showdown Against No. 14 North Greenville

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By: Dionte Daniel, Assistant Sports Editor The Blazers showed that they can come back from 24 points last Saturday. They will have another chance to prove that they are one of the best teams in Division II Football this Saturday. No. 17 Valdosta State (6-1) will take on No. 14 North Greenville (8-1) this Saturday at 2 p.m. Both teams have big implications heading into the NCAA Division II playoffs. VSU will look to continue their three-game winning streak after coming from behind to defeat West Alabama by a score of 28-24. The Blazers were down 24-0 at half time but managed to score 28 unanswered points to complete the comeback. With 1: 45 left on the clock running back Matt Wilson scored the game winning touchdown. Champ Harris had a huge game vs West Alabama and finished with 304 passing yards and two touchdowns. Harris also rushed for 75 yards and a1 touchdown. He was named the Gulf South Conference Offensive Player of the Week.

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