Williams opened the third quarter with a big momentum swing as his fumble recovery off a Michael Akins' strip set up a 16-yard Quay Davis touchdown from Body. Both teams traded interceptions and TSU would capitalize on Javius Williams' pick as Body connected with Bennett for a 35-yard strike as Falkenburg tied the contest at 17-all with 5:18 left. PVAMU responded with a 23-yard field goal for a 17-10 margin. TSU refused to go back down as the answered with a vengeance as AJ Bennett caught a nine yard touchdown to cap off an eight-play, 73-yard drive from Andrew Body to open the second quarter. TSU would fumble the kickoff minutes later and the Panthers made them pay as they scored another touchdown to lead 14-3 with 2:08 left. Prairie View A&M answered on the ensuing drive with a 38-yard touchdown pass from Trazon Connley to Jahquan Bloomfield for a 7-3 lead after the PAT.

On TSU's second drive, Jyrin Johnson caught three passes for 27 yards and moved TSU in the red zone but the Tigers had to settle for a 20-yard Curtis Falkenburg field goal as they led 3-0 with 7:20 in the first quarter,

TSU opened the contest on fire as they marched 54 yards in nine plays but missed a field goal on its opening attempt. The first overtime in the history of the Labor Day Classic ended in Prairie View A&M's favor as a field goal moved them past Texas Southern 37-34 inside Shell Energy Stadium on Saturday night.

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