From Frustration to Firepower: Mocs Look to Shock Tarleton State
- Jacob Quinn
- Sep 18
- 1 min read
The Chattanooga Mocs after going 0-2 to start the season with a loss to Memphis 45-10 and then a follow-up loss in week 2 to 15th ranked Tennessee Tech 45-17.
In week 3, however Chattanooga would take out a massive amount of anger on Stetson in a big 63-0 victory in their home opener at Finley Stadium in front of a crowd of 4,471. Quarterback Camden Orth would pass for 94-yards and a touchdown to receiver Markell Quick. A.J. Little would have a 59-yard punt return touchdown in the 1st quarter. Justus Durant would have 10 yards and a rushing touchdown, while Camden Orth would rush for 118 yards and 3 touchdowns of his own.
Looking onto this weekend, Chattanooga has a huge matchup in Stephenville, Texas with 4th ranked Tarleton St. Led by senior quarterback Victor Gabalis and senior running back Caleb Lewis, they improved to 4-0 this season after a 56-10 beat down of Central Arkansas this past weekend. Tarleton St also has wins over Portland St 42-0, a big win over FBS opponent Army in double overtime 30-27, and a win over Mississippi Valley State 59-3. The Mocs have a challenge and that challenge is a massive one. Catch it streaming on ESPN+ at 7 p.m. ET.
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What a turnaround for the Mocs! That 63-0 victory over Stetson really showed how much potential this team has when everything clicks. Camden Orth’s performance was solid — rushing for 118 yards and scoring three touchdowns definitely sent a message. But facing Tarleton State this weekend will be a whole different level of challenge, especially with Gabalis and Lewis leading such a strong offense.
I love seeing how teams bounce back after early setbacks. It’s kind of like when students hit a rough start to the semester — you can’t just pay someone to do your assignment and expect lasting success. The real growth happens when you learn from those losses, stay consistent, and come back stronger. Hoping the Mocs channel…