GRAMBLING, La. — After opening up the offense to the tune of 28 points last week against Southeastern Louisiana, the Alcorn State Braves couldn’t find the end zone against Grambling, falling 29-0.

The Braves had just 176 yards of total offense and threw four interceptions in the loss.

Grambling took advantage of the turnovers, scoring 13 points in the second quarter and adding 16 more points in the third quarter to seal the victory.

The Tigers jumped on the scoreboard early in the second quarter when Jack Jeffery returned a blocked punt 15 yards for a touchdown. The Tigers scored a few minutes later on a J.P. Tillman 4-yard touchdown pass to Larry Donnell

Tillman and Donnell hooked up on another scoring pass early in the third quarter.

Frank Warren then scored on a 9-yard touchdown run to make the score 26-0 and Luis Leal capped off the scoring with a 28-yard field goal late in the third quarter.

The Braves had only 41 rushing yards in the game and Alcorn’s leading rusher was quarterback Tim Buckley, who had only 34 yards on the ground.

Buckley was only 16-of-33 through the air for 141 yards and three picks while Tony Hobson threw the other Alcorn interception.