Southern football dropped its homecoming game to Prairie View 24-3 on Saturday at A.W. Mumford Stadium. Here are our takeaways from the game:

Regressing offense

The Jaguars' third home defeat of the season was arguably their worst, scoring a season-low against Prairie View. Southern’s offense moved the ball well occasionally. However, it was all for naught because it wasn’t able to find the end zone once. The enemic offense also didn’t have a field goal attempt until the last few minutes of the third period. Southern running back Trey Holly had 21 carries, but he can't carry the team alone.

New play-caller hasn’t helped

Southern made quarterbacks coach Fred McNair the team’s co-offensive coordinator and play-caller since the team’s game against Fresno State on Sept. 13. The change hasn

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