Postgame Notes: Austin Peay vs. Tennessee State

• Saturday marked the 18th time Austin Peay has met Tennessee State in football.
• With the loss, the Govs have lost the last four meetings in the series (6-12 all-time). In addition, APSU has still yet to win at William J. Hale Stadium.
• Austin Peay extends its road losing streak to 36 games, with the last victory coming against the Tigers in 2010 at LP Field, now Nissan Stadium.
• The Govs are now the lone winless team in Ohio Valley Conference play (0-6).
• It's the first game in 2015 that the Governors have failed to score a touchdown. The last time APSU has been held out of the endzone was 2014 at Jacksonville State.
• Austin Peay held the Tigers to only 76 passing yards, the lowest total allowed by the Govs since Culver-Stockton in 2012 (31 yards).
• After struggling to run the football versus Jacksonville State last week, the Govs amped its ground game up against TSU to rush for 122 yards, the fifth 100+ team rushing performance this year.
• Redshirt freshman Kendall Morris led APSU with 76 rushing yards, 75 of which came in the first half.
• The Govs began the game with a field goal, the first opening drive score since Nov. 16, 2013 against Southeast Missouri.
• With an Evan Toby blocked punt in the first half, Austin Peay has now had six punts blocked in nine games, including eight total blocks on special teams.
• Austin Peay's defense held TSU to 13 total yards in first quarter.
• After a successful scoring drive to begin the game, Austin Peay totaled just 23 yards on its next five possessions.
• The Govs put together a 10-play, 57-yard drive on its final first-half drive, leading to Logan Birchfield's second field goal of the afternoon.
• APSU outgained the Tigers 151-105 in the first half.
• Senior Adam Noble led the team in tackles with 10, his first double-digit performance this season.
• In the third quarter, junior cornerback Roderick Owens picked off TSU's first pass of the half, his third interception of 2015.