BATON ROUGE - In Southern football's first home game in over a month, the Jags lead Bethune-Cookman 31-3 at halftime behind yet another strong effort from running back Trey Holly. 

Holly scored two touchdowns and rushed for more than 150 yards in the first half as Southern built a massive early lead.

The Southern offense put together its most dominant half of the season against the Wildcats. After being held to a field goal on its opening drive, the Jags scored four straight touchdowns. Quarterback Christian Johnson only threw 12 passes in the half but completed seven of them for 105 yards and a touchdown.

At the top of the third quarter, Aiden Valdez caught a pass for an additional touchdown, followed up at the end of the quarter by Macario Dade Jr., who ran for 70 yards for the Jaguars' final touchdown of the night. 

The Jaguars defeated the Wildcats with a final score of 45-17.