NCAAF

App State Mountaineers at Southern Miss Golden Eagles

· NCAA - Football
Final
22 - 38

Tapp's 3-sack game, Foster’s pick-6 lead Southern Miss to 38-22 win over App State

Appalachian State Mountaineers vs. Southern Miss Golden Eagles: Full Highlights

Foster scooped up a dropped pass from senior running back Rashod Dubinion, who stumbled while attempting to catch what would have been a sure touchdown. Dubinion bobbled the ball, and Foster plucked it out of the air to run it 99 yards the other way.

AJ Swann's first interception went to Anthony Richard Jr. The second was by Foster and the third by Mathias Haygood.

Swann was 15 for 23 for 217 yards for App State (2-1, 0-1 Sun Belt) before being replaced by freshman Noah Gillon. Gillon was 11 for 24 with 109 yards.

J’Mond Tapp, a transfer formerly of Texas and Arizona State, had never recorded a sack in his collegiate career before getting three against App State.

Braylon Braxton was 22 of 30 for 279 yards with two TDs and an interception for Southern Miss (2-1, 1-0). Tychaun Chapman had 112 yards receiving. Jeffery Pittman rushed for two touchdowns.

How To Watch

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Scoring Summary

APP TD 1st Period 7:02 Rashod Dubinion 2 Yd Run (Dominic De Freitas Kick)
USM TD 1st Period 4:05 Jeffery Pittman 5 Yd Run (Reed Harradine Kick)
USM FG 2nd Period 14:09 Reed Harradine 39 Yd Field Goal
USM TD 2nd Period 10:40 Ian Foster 99 Yd Interception Return (Reed Harradine Kick)
USM TD 3rd Period 11:20 Robert Briggs 8 Yd pass from Braylon Braxton (Reed Harradine Kick)
APP TD 3rd Period 1:06 Jaquari Lewis 10 Yd Run (Dominic De Freitas Kick)
USM TD 4th Period 11:23 Jeffery Pittman 9 Yd Run (Reed Harradine Kick)
USM TD 4th Period 9:29 Micah Davis 21 Yd pass from Braylon Braxton (Reed Harradine Kick)
APP TD 4th Period 0:51 Jaden Barnes 3 Yd pass from Billy Wiles (Jaquari Lewis Pass to for Two-Point Conversion)

Statistics

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27 1st Downs 18
6-18 3rd down efficiency 4-9
2-4 4th down efficiency 0-0
470 Total Yards 389
375 Passing 279
31/52 Comp/Att 22/31
7.2 Yards per pass 9.0
95 Rushing 110
38 Rushing Attempts 25
2.5 Yards per rush 4.4
7-65 Penalties 9-74
3 Turnovers 1
0 Fumbles lost 0
3 Interceptions thrown 1
36:36 Possession 23:24

Game Information

M. M. Roberts Stadium

Location: Hattiesburg, MS
Attendance: 24,534 · Capacity:

Sun Belt - East

TEAM OVR CONF
James Madison 12-1 8-0
Old Dominion 9-3 6-2
Coastal Carolina 6-6 5-3
Georgia Southern 6-6 4-4
Marshall 5-7 3-5
App State 5-7 2-6
Georgia State 1-11 0-8

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TEAM OVER CONF
Troy 8-5 6-2
Southern Miss 7-5 5-3
Louisiana 6-6 5-3
Arkansas State 6-6 5-3
Texas State 6-6 3-5
South Alabama 4-8 3-5
UL Monroe 3-9 1-7
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