NCAAF

Kennesaw State Owls at New Mexico State Aggies

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7-2, 2-2 Away
Final
24 - 21

Amari Odom's 3 touchdown passes help Kennesaw State hold off New Mexico State 24-21

Kennesaw State Owls vs. New Mexico State Aggies: Full Highlights

Odom connected with Gabriel Benyard for a 34-yard touchdown, then hit him again for a 23-yard score. Britton Williams added a 35-yard field goal and Kennesaw State (7-2, 5-0 Conference USA) took a 17-0 lead in the first eight minutes of the game.

Odom fired a 55-yard scoring strike to Clayton Coppock midway through the second quarter for a 24-0 advantage.

Dijon Stanley broke free for a 28-yard touchdown run for New Mexico State (3-6, 1-5) to cut it to 24-7 at halftime.

After a scoreless third quarter, Logan Fife threw a pair of 2-yard touchdown passes to Donovan Faupel. The second one came with 5:28 remaining to make it a one-score game.

After both quarterbacks threw interceptions, the Aggies forced a three-and-out with 1:51 left to play. Fife drove them 51 yards in 10 plays, but Ryann Hawk missed a 50-yard field goal with 32 seconds left to seal the Owls' victory.

Odom finished with 219 yards on 14-for-30 passes with two interceptions. Coleman Bennett and Chase Belcher both topped 80 yards rush as the Owls outgained the Aggies 208-75 on the ground.

Fife completed 28 of 46 passes for 241 yards with two picks.

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Scoring Summary

KENN TD 1st Period 12:36 Gabriel Benyard 34 Yd pass from Amari Odom (Britton Williams Kick)
KENN TD 1st Period 8:37 Gabriel Benyard 23 Yd pass from Amari Odom (Britton Williams Kick)
KENN FG 1st Period 7:33 Britton Williams 35 Yd Field Goal
KENN TD 2nd Period 8:27 Clayton Coppock 55 Yd pass from Amari Odom (Britton Williams Kick)
NMSU TD 2nd Period 5:34 Dijon Stanley 28 Yd Run (Ryan Hawk Kick)
NMSU TD 4th Period 10:35 Donovan Faupel 2 Yd pass from Logan Fife (Ryan Hawk Kick)
NMSU TD 4th Period 5:28 Donovan Faupel 2 Yd pass from Logan Fife (Ryan Hawk Kick)

Statistics

https://a.espncdn.com/combiner/i?img=/i/teamlogos/ncaa/500/338.png&h=100&scale=crop&w=100&location=originKENN https://a.espncdn.com/combiner/i?img=/i/teamlogos/ncaa/500/166.png&h=100&scale=crop&w=100&location=originNMSU
21 1st Downs 26
8-17 3rd down efficiency 8-18
0-0 4th down efficiency 2-2
427 Total Yards 316
219 Passing 241
14/30 Comp/Att 28/46
7.3 Yards per pass 5.2
208 Rushing 75
44 Rushing Attempts 36
4.7 Yards per rush 2.1
13-128 Penalties 5-30
2 Turnovers 3
0 Fumbles lost 1
2 Interceptions thrown 2
29:20 Possession 30:40

Game Information

Aggie Memorial Stadium

Location: Las Cruces, NM
Attendance: 11,473 · Capacity:
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