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Massachusetts Minutemen 17
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Army Black Knights 33
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Michie Stadium · 23,610 att.

Match Report

Robinson runs for 137, Army runs away from UMass, 33-17

— Tyrell Robinson ran for an 87-yard touchdown and finished with 137 of Army's 377 rushing yards as the Black Knights ran over UMass, 33-17 on Saturday.

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Last five matches

DateOppResultCompetition
11/4/26 vs Ball State Cardinals W 31-30 NCAAF
10/23/26 @ UConn Huskies L 16-35 NCAAF
10/17/26 @ Buffalo Bulls L 18-25 NCAAF
10/10/26 vs Miami (OH) RedHawks L 19-20 NCAAF
10/3/26 vs Eastern Michigan Eagles L 14-38 NCAAF
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Team Stats

MASS ARMY
12
1st Downs
20
5-10
3rd down efficiency
6-15
1-2
4th down efficiency
3-6
277
Total Yards
419
78
Passing
42
7/13
Comp/Att
2/12
6.0
Yards per pass
3.5
199
Rushing
377
39
Rushing Attempts
59
5.1
Yards per rush
6.4
3-20
Penalties
5-50
4
Turnovers
1
2
Fumbles lost
1
2
Interceptions thrown
0
27:04
Possession
32:56

Highlights

00:39 Tyrell Robinson hits the jets for 87-yard Army TD Watch on ESPN

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