NCAAF

Richmond Spiders at Campbell Fighting Camels

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8-2, 4-1 Away
Final
27 - 24

Peskin boots 36-yard FG with a second left to lift Richmond past Campbell, 27-24

The Spiders (8-2) are ranked No. 9 in the FCS coaches poll and alone atop the Coastal Athletic Conference at 6-0. They trailed by 10 points at halftime after Connor Lytton connected on a 40-yard field goal for the Fighting Camels (3-7, 1-5) as time expired.

Camden Coleman found Nick DeGennaro with a 40-yard touchdown pass in the second quarter and his 9-yard strike to Ja'Vion Griffin with 4:45 left pulled Richmond even at 24-24. Coleman was picked off on Richmond's next possession, giving the Camels a first down at the Richmond 40.

Richmond stopped the Camels on downs to get the ball back after Mike Chandler II threw incomplete on fourth down at the Spiders' 35 with 1:56 left. Coleman drove Richmond 45 yards in 11 plays to set up the game-winning field goal.

Coleman completed 19 of 33 passes for 252 yards and two touchdowns with an interception. He carried 12 times for another 55 yards. Landon Ellis caught seven passes for 101 yards.

Chandler was 12-of-24 passing with a touchdown and two interceptions for Campbell.

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Scoring Summary

CAM TD 1st Period 2:09 Mike Chandler II 6 Yd Run (Connor Lytton Kick)
RICH TD 2nd Period 14:17 Nick DeGennaro 40 Yd pass from Camden Coleman (Brandon Peskin Kick)
CAM TD 2nd Period 14:03 Randall King 90 Yd Kickoff Return (Connor Lytton Kick)
CAM FG 2nd Period 0:00 Connor Lytton 40 Yd Field Goal
RICH TD 3rd Period 9:44 Zach Palmer-Smith 1 Yd Run (Brandon Peskin Kick)
RICH FG 3rd Period 0:25 Brandon Peskin 36 Yd Field Goal
CAM TD 4th Period 9:59 Sincere Brown 14 Yd pass from Mike Chandler II (Connor Lytton Kick)
RICH TD 4th Period 4:45 Ja'Vion Griffin 9 Yd pass from Camden Coleman (Brandon Peskin Kick)
RICH FG 4th Period 0:01 Brandon Peskin 36 Yd Field Goal

Statistics

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25 1st Downs 18
4-11 3rd down efficiency 7-14
1-1 4th down efficiency 0-4
399 Total Yards 401
252 Passing 128
19/33 Comp/Att 12/24
7.6 Yards per pass 5.3
147 Rushing 273
38 Rushing Attempts 40
3.9 Yards per rush 6.8
2-20 Penalties 7-81
2 Turnovers 2
1 Fumbles lost 0
1 Interceptions thrown 2
30:59 Possession 29:01

Game Information

Venue: Barker-Lane Stadium

Location: Buies Creek, NC
Attendance: 3,371 · Capacity:
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