JACKSON, Miss. | FCS Football Central released its 2025 Preseason All-American Teams ahead of the season on Thursday, featuring three Jackson State student-athletes including a first-team selection in Jeremiah Williams. This year's All-American Team features 113 players representing all 13 conferences and 51 schools

Williams returns after an All-American season and the Defensive Most Valuable Player award at the Cricket Celebration Bowl. The redshirt senior was named FCS Football Central All-American after recording 58 total tackles, including 22 solo stops. He also recorded 7.5 tackles for loss and a pair of sacks. Williams recorded a season-high nine tackles against Florida A&M (Oct. 19), and seven tackles against Grambling State (Sept. 21) and Alabama A&M (Oct. 5). He recorded at least one tackle in 13 of the 14 games last season, and recorded four quarterback hurries.

He was joined by second team all-purpose selection Travis Terrell Jr., who was named to First Team All-Conference by several publications and the SWAC. He was also named Third Team FCS Football Central All-American, FCS All-American, FCS Football Central All-American, and honorable mention by the Associated Press. He was also named the Freshman of the Year by the SWAC and Phil Steele last season, and was named to the Jerry Rice Award Watch List (freshman of the year). He was ranked among the best in the nation in returns, leading the nation in kick returns for touchdowns with two. He also ranked in the top five nationally in three other categories, including third in punt returns (16.7), fourth in combined kick returns (851), fifth in kickoff returns (30.6), and 36th in all-purpose yards (108.08). The sophomore also ran the ball 459 yards on 75 carries with four touchdowns, and also caught 15 passes for 95 yards on the offensive side of the ball.

They were joined by third-team selection Nate Rembert, coming off a first-team all-conference selection from a season ago. Rembert, a Second Team HBCU All-American last season, recorded 70 receptions for 1,038 yards at Mississippi Valley State. He recorded four touchdowns and averaged 86.5 yards per game last season, and is one of only four receivers at Mississippi Valley State to record 1,000 yards receiving in a season.

All three were chosen First Team All-SWAC last week at SWAC Media Day, and the All-American honors are the second for Williams and Terrell.

Jackson State opens the season at home against Hampton on Aug. 30. 

Jackson State Season Tickets
Season tickets begin at $110 for youth general admission and $170 for general admission. Reserved seating is sold at $235 this season, and box seats $300.  All ticket packages include a $10 donation, which directly supports the Sonic Boom of the South and enhances the NIL infrastructure for the Division of Athletics. There are seven options for parking passes during the 2025 season, beginning at $135 for the VIP Tiger Lot. Four different lots (Lots B, C, D, and H) are $360 for the season, while Lot A is $660. The car tailgate lot will be sold at $560 for the year, and the RV tailgate lot is $810. All passes include a $10 donation, which directly supports the Sonic Boom of the South and enhances the NIL infrastructure for the Division of Athletics, and Fans must purchase a minimum of two (2) season tickets to be eligible for season parking. 

For answers to frequently asked questions (FAQs), click here, and all ticketing information can be found on the Ticket Central page by clicking here. The deadline for season parking and single-game ticket pre-sales is July 31. Meanwhile, reserved and single-game ticket sales begin August 5.

Las Vegas HBCU Classic Tickets
Tickets and travel packages are on sale for the inaugural Las Vegas HBCU Classic at Allegiant Stadium on Oct. 25. For more information, click here.

Southern Miss Single-Game Tickets
Jackson State and Southern Miss single-game tickets go on sale to the general public on July 30 at 10 a.m. for the game in Hattiesburg. More information and links will follow at a later date. Due to expected high demand and increased call traffic, fans are encouraged to purchase tickets online. The game is set for a 4 p.m. kickoff on ESPN+ on Sept. 6. 

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