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Conference: División III, Southern Athletic Association (SAA)
Game Recap and Photos: Alfredo Vazquez
Trinty Stadium
San Antonio, Texas –November 8th, 2025

Saturday, November 8, 2025, was a triumphant day. The Trinity Tigers delivered a victory in front of their home crowd at Trinity Stadium in San Antonio. They defeated the Millsaps Majors by a final score of 42–24. With a balanced offense and clutch defensive plays, the Tigers secured a key win in their season.

First Half: Slow Start, Strong Response

• Millsaps drew first blood. Braxton Garmon connected on a 23-yard touchdown pass. This gave them a 7–0 lead in the first quarter. 
• But in the second quarter, Trinity struck back. Quarterback Hondo Franklin hit Alejandro Tavarez on a 9-yard pass for a touchdown. Johnny Milo exploded for a 45-yard run. Franklin hit Tavarez again. This gave the Tigers a 21–10 lead by halftime. 

Second Half: Full Control

• At the start of the third quarter, Trinity’s Parker Moeller forced a punt block. Then Azriel Ngatcha recovered a fumble. This led to a 10-yard touchdown run by Jason Love. 
• Later in that same quarter, Milo punched in another touchdown with a 1-yard run to push the lead to 35–10. 
• In the fourth quarter, Trinity emptied the bench. Collin Bishop, the backup quarterback, added a 3-yard keeper. This sealed the win.

Keys to Victory

1. Balanced Offense: Trinity racked up 509 total yards, nearly evenly split between passing (256) and rushing (253). 
2. Special Teams Impact: Moeller blocked two punts, which set up short fields and quick touchdowns for Trinity. 
3. Defensive Strength: The Tigers forced a turnover and held Millsaps to just three red-zone opportunities, limiting them to 24 points. 
4. Leadership on the Field: Veteran players shined. Moeller impressed with his blocks and tackles. TJ Scannell delivered big tackles and applied pressure on third downs. 

Implications & What’s Next

• With this win, Trinity improves to 8–1 overall and 5–1 in the Southern Athletic Association (SAA). 
• The game was also a celebratory Senior Day, honoring the fourth-year players in front of their home crowd. 
• The Tigers will close out their regular season on November 15, traveling to face the Maryville Scots. 

Why This Game Is Share-Worthy

This matchup captured what makes college football special: adversity, response, depth, and execution when it matters most. It’s a blueprint of how a team rallies together, leans on its strengths, and gets the job done. Perfect for sharing with fellow fans of big plays, strategy, or simply the passion of the game.