BRENTWOOD, Tenn. — Ryan Perrilloux, Patrick Tatum and Jamal Young all earned Ohio Valley Conference Player of the Week honors following Jax State's 60-10 road win at Nicholls State.

Perrilloux accounted for five touchdowns (four passing, one rushing) for the second straight week as Jacksonville State pounded the Colonels 60-10.

He finished the game 14-of-22 for 250 yards and four touchdowns (of 17, 44, 14 and 6 yards) and added 58 rushing yards and a score (38 yard rush) to account for 308 total yards of offense in just over three quarters of play.

He now leads the nation with a 181.55 passing efficiecy after finishing the game with a passing efficiency of 219.09, the third best total in school history.

Perrilloux has been named OVC Offensive Player of the Week three straight weeks, marking the first time a player has done that since now Dallas Cowboy quarterback Tony Romo did for Eastern Illinois from Oct. 5-19, 2002.

Tatum earned his first OVC Special Teams Player of the Week after posting a career game in handling all the kicking duties.

As a punter, he averaged a career-best 47.2 yards per punt on four punts, including booming a long of 55 yards. The Sylvania native pinned two of those punts inside the Nicholls 8-yard line (one at the 2-yard line). As a place kicker Tatum hit six extra points and had 10 kickoffs for a career-best average of 61.6 yards.

Young was named OVC co-Newcomer of the Week after finishing with 217 all-purpose yards, including a 95-yard kickoff return for a touchdown last week.