Football Essay

Postma continued the scoring after the half as he led Houston down the field to score another touchdown. However, the scoring stopped for Houston until they went down by 20 points for the second time in the game. The Cougars scored quickly after going down by 20 in the fourth with a 10 yd run by running back Kenneth Farrow. On the following possession for Memphis they fumbled on a pitch to the running back Doroland Dorceus that was recovered by Nick Thurman.

Belmont's offense was back at work at the 3:37 mark of the quarter with Young running for eighteen-yards. Young would be sacked on the drive by #17(not on either roster I have)for a short loss at the 1:36 mark of the quarter. The drive ended on a 39-yard pass from Young to a wide-opened Ja'don Rucker-furlow with :52 showing on the clock. This time it would be Dorrick Conner converting the conversion run to make this a,48-6

Cook fumbled after Houston took a 14-3 lead with just over 5 minutes left in the half, and have the Cougars the ball in the red zone and scored on a 6 yard run by Ward for his second rushing touchdown of the half. On Florida State’s following drive Maguire underthrew that would have been a touch if he hit his receive in stride, but it was picked off by William Jackson III. However, the Seminoles defense stepped up and caused a 3 and out.

In the second half the BC defense closed its gaps and got the ball back in Flutie’s hands. Flutie was able to start a comeback. This moved the score two 19-18. With 1:08 to go, Doug was unable to get the ball of in time before he was hit by pass rushers. The Final Score of the Liberty Bowl was ND 19 and BC

With 8 seconds remaining, Senior Bobby Jarosz's 26th carry of the game on a 3rd and goal from just outside the one sealed a 26-21 homecoming game victory for the Knights with a one yard touchdown.

The Newark Catholic defense seemed lost on plays like this on this night. I think most of the not up to par playing by the Green Wave unit came from the offense fairing so poorly, with their offense not having any success using just 1/3 of the field. The Bulldogs would score one final time at the 6:08 mark of the final frame. The score came on a Latiolais fourteen-yard pass to Adryn McCoy. The Bulldogs must have wanted to get the starters as much time as possible in this one as they kept most of them in the entire game. The point after was good to make the final score,

A bit of magic from the Bears halves in the opening minute of the second half led to a Nicholls try, which immediately increased their lead to 28-12.

Eau Claire was able to force a turnover on the first play of the game. The initial drive quickly stalled, but a poor snap on 4th down led to Ian Scott rushing for the first down. Eau Claire would struggle mightily to move the ball the rest of the half against River Falls. The Falcons were able to take advantage of some opportunities and score twice in the second half to take a 14-0 lead.

Once again, the Lady Pirates opened a period with a run. In the fourth, Jephany Brown made a layup and a triple, followed by a deep three from DeJane James to open up an 18 point lead at 62-44, with 7:10 left in regulation. Norfolk State turned up the pressure in the full court and went on a 10-4 run of its own over the next 3:27. The Spartans trailed 66-54 with 3:43 remaining.

On Sunday, October 2nd, 2016, the Akron Zips women’s soccer team hosted the Bowling Green State University Falcons in a very physical conference match. Both teams did not win their previous match so they were both looking forward to get a win and change their position in the standings of the MAC. The Zips had an overall record of 3-6-2 while in the MAC there record was 0-1-2. The Bowling Green Falcons were the favorites to win this match because of their overall record of 6-5-0 and in the MAC there standing was 1-2-0. In order to win the game the Zips had to find a way to shut down the Falcons offense.

Just about three minutes into this one James Hurt rushed in and got the the Indians quarterback, Ryan Minor for a 3-yard loss. On the next play Minor, who got zero help

With Centenary up 24-12, Dallas Christian scored 10 unanswered to make it a one-possession game in the second quarter. Shamara Taylor and Victoria Kyukendall hit layups. Kyukendall than hit a pair from the line, and a steal and hoop and a layup by Shamara Taylor cut the lead to one possession. Centenary led 24-22 with 4:48 left in the second quarter.

The West defense got another sack, when Mike White threw the South quarterback down for a 6-yard loss. Then with 2:44 left Christian White and Chris Barnes combined to take down Trevell Adams for a 9-yard loss. The Bulldogs finally got on the scoreboard when, DeShawn Cunningham out ran the entire Cowboys defense for a 67-yard score.Martin Malachi missed the point after kick and this remained a 22=6 game, with 2:09 left in the half.

Down 37-18 right before half, the Ladies used a 7-1 run in the second quarter and right after half to cut the deficit to 13. Sophomore Savanah Doty hit a triple and classmate Jasmine Morris split from the line right before halftime. Trinity split from the line to begin the third quarter, but Doty answered with a fastbreak three.

“The game wouldn’t have been the way it is without our defense. We held them to only one score. The turnovers they got back for us opened up our offense. Everybody made plays. Everybody stepped up when they needed to and it was a great team effort,” Kadle said.