Deion Sanders Says Jackson State Univ. Has No Water After Flooding Crisis

Deion Sanders says his JSU football group and the university remains in crisis mode today … after flooding in the location triggered the city of Jackson to be without tidy running water.

“We hit with a little crisis in the city of Jackson,” the Hall of Famer stated on Tuesday.

“We don’t have water. Water means we don’t have air conditioning. Can’t use toilets. We don’t have water, therefore we don’t have ice, which pretty much places a burden on the program.”

The entire issue is an outcome of the extreme damage to the city’s significant water pump — a problem of the Pearl River flooding today, according to Mississippi Guv Tate Reeves.

This will leave 180,000 individuals without tidy running water — consisting of JSU trainees — who, according to the university, will “pivot to virtual instruction for the remainder of the week.”

However, Sanders is going to do whatever he can for the Tigers … starting with getting them into a hotel.

“I gotta get these kids off campus — the ones that live on campus, the ones that live in the city of Jackson — into a hotel and accommodate them so that they can shower properly and take care of their needs,” Sanders stated.

“Make sure all of our kids are fed, all of our kids have the necessities of life for the next several days, until this crisis resides.”

The NFL legend will likewise search for a place for the Tigers football group so they can practice for their Florida A&M video game on Sunday in Miami Gardens.

Regardless Of all of it, Prime is staying favorable.

“The devil is a lie. You ain’t gon’ get us today.”

Guv Reeves likewise stated a state of emergency situation and says the Mississippi Emergency situation Management Firm will assist disperse drinking and non-drinking water to homeowners with the National Guard.