“I’m glad to get that one off my back,” the Trojan signal caller said. “I’ve waited a long time for that.”
After two consecutive losses to the Jaguars, the Orange Beach product delivered in the clutch – guiding a scoring drive in the final two minutes to lift Troy to a 28-21 victory at Ladd-Peebles Stadium.
“Brandon Silvers probably deserves the most credit,” Trojans head coach Neal Brown said of his quarterback, who went 14-of-17 passing with 160 yards in the second half alone. “He hadn’t played well against South in his two previous outings. He was a little bit off in the first half, but then in the second half, he was lights out.