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The Mississippi Valley State Delta Devils have announced their 2025 football schedule, which features five home games and one neutral-site contest.
The state of the Mississippi Valley opens the 2025 season on Saturday, August 30 at the House opposite to the South Jaguars at the Rice Stadium in Itta Bena, Miss. Although the two schools are members of the South Southwestern Athletic Conference, the Will Will game is a NO conventions festival, and will count on the SWAC ranking.
The Delta Devils will then play consecutive games without a conference on the road, to Stephenville, Texas, to face the Texans of the state of Tarleton on September 6 and Hammond, Louisiana, to face the lions of southeastern Louisiana on September. 13.
The fourth and last MVSU Conference Festival opposes the Lincoln Oaklanders (CA) on October 18 at the Rice-Toted stadium, which will serve as an annual rewriting match. The game with Lincoln was unexpected in the past.
The state of Mississippi Valley opens the SWAC game this fall in the house on September 27 opposite to Texas Southern. The other Swac enemies visiting Itta Bena come with Florida A&M on October 4 and Jackson State on November 8.
MVSU will also serve as a camera team for an impartial adjustment opposite to the Alabama state in Port City Classic on November 15 at Stade Ladd-Peebles in Mobile, wing.
SWAC Road competitions for the Mississippi Valley State in 2025 are coming with Alabama A
Below is Mississippi Valley State’s complete schedule for the 2025 season, plus a link to their schedule page which will be updated with kickoff times and TV as they are announced:
2025 Mississippi Valley State Football Schedule
* SWAC contest.
The Mississippi Valley State finished the season 1-11 overall in 2024 and 1-7 in SWAC action. It’s the timing and last season for the Delta Devils under head coach Kendrick Wade, who went 2-21 to school.
On January 21, 2025, MVSU appointed Terrell Buckley as the new chief soccer coach. Buckley, a school soccer fame and Super Bowl champion, served as Chief of the Orlando of XFL Guardians in 2023.