The away team, coached by Jose Wilson, was defeated 27-10 in a preseason Week 4 game on August 26, 2017. The home team, led by Martin Robinson, steadily extended its lead through three quarters and secured the win without needing overtime.

The game opened with both teams punting effectively in the first quarter. The home team struck first with a 25-yard field goal by David Muniz at 6:10, taking a 3-0 lead.

The visitors responded in the second quarter as kicker John Kerr tied the game with a 33-yard field goal at 13:48. The away offense then found the end zone after an interception set up a key drive. Norman Race ran in a 1-yard touchdown at 4:24, followed by a successful extra point by Kerr, giving the visitors a 10-3 lead.

Just before halftime, Phillip Richardson threw a 7-yard touchdown pass to Henry Matthews with 39 seconds left, extending the lead to 17-3 after Kerr's extra point. The visitors' offense showed promise with Richardson passing for 184 yards and two touchdowns and rushing for 19 yards.

However, the home team began a comeback in the second half. John Kerr nailed a 41-yard field goal at 3:02 in the third quarter to cut the deficit to 17-6. The home team's defense forced two interceptions off visiting quarterback Jeffrey Wilkinson, who finished with 110 passing yards and two interceptions.

The decisive blows came in the fourth quarter when the home team added three more touchdowns, including a rushing score by a key player and additional scoring through sustained drives. The away team struggled offensively in the second half, failing to convert on third downs or generate points despite 23 completions on 34 attempts.

Turnovers and penalties hampered the visitors, who committed seven penalties for 54 yards compared to the home team's three penalties for 17 yards. Defensively, the home team applied pressure with four sacks and forced a fumble recovered in the contest.

Notable contributors for the away squad included wide receiver Troy Reardon, who tallied 126 receiving yards and a rushing touchdown, as well as tight end William Schneider with 89 receiving yards and a rushing touchdown. Running back Norman Race also added 28 rushing yards and a receiving touchdown.

The visitors' defense had standouts in Hector Jones and John London, each forcing a fumble. Despite these efforts, the team could not overcome the deficit, concluding their preseason schedule with a 10-point loss.

Head coach Jose Wilson will likely review this contest closely to address turnovers and improve offensive consistency ahead of the regular season.