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Troy Trojans at Old Dominion Monarchs

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6-4, 3-2 Away
Final
0 - 33

Colton Joseph throws for a TD, runs for 2 more to help Old Dominion rush past Troy 33-0

Troy Trojans vs. Old Dominion Monarchs: Full Highlights

Old Dominion (7-3, 4-2 Sun Belt Conference) reached seven wins in a season for the first time since 2016. The Monarchs also earned their second shutout since joining the FBS in 2015.

Five different ODU rushers combined to gain 351 yards on 47 carries, with three touchdowns. Devin Roche had a team-high 145 yards rushing and Trequan Jones added 96 yards and a score. Jones went untouched up the middle for a 65-yard touchdown to cap the scoring in the fourth.

Tre’ Brown III had five catches for 112 yards and Ja’Cory Thomas made a touchdown grab for Old Dominion.

Troy (6-4, 4-2) was held to nine first downs and 138 total yards.

Christopher Spencer made Old Dominion's ninth sack in the closing seconds to set a program record.

How To Watch

How can I watch Troy Trojans vs. Old Dominion Monarchs?
  • TV Channel: Trojans at Monarchs 2021 College Football, week 12, is broadcasted on ESPN.
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Scoring Summary

ODU TD 1st Period 9:37 Ja'Cory Thomas 19 Yd pass from Colton Joseph (Nathanial Eichner Kick)
ODU FG 1st Period 3:34 Nathanial Eichner 32 Yd Field Goal
ODU FG 2nd Period 10:16 Nathanial Eichner 28 Yd Field Goal
ODU TD 2nd Period 5:54 Colton Joseph 11 Yd Run (Nathanial Eichner Kick)
ODU TD 3rd Period 8:57 Colton Joseph 25 Yd Run (Two-Point Run Conversion Failed)
ODU TD 4th Period 7:51 T. Jones run for 65 yds, for a TD (N. Eichner KICK)

Statistics

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9 1st Downs 20
2-13 3rd down efficiency 5-15
0-3 4th down efficiency 1-4
138 Total Yards 503
112 Passing 152
13/23 Comp/Att 11/21
4.9 Yards per pass 7.2
26 Rushing 351
34 Rushing Attempts 47
0.8 Yards per rush 7.5
4-35 Penalties 6-61
2 Turnovers 0
1 Fumbles lost 0
1 Interceptions thrown 0
29:45 Possession 30:15

Game Information

S.B. Ballard Stadium

Location: Norfolk, VA
Attendance: 18,831 · Capacity:

Sun Belt - East

TEAM OVR CONF
James Madison 11-1 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

Sun Belt - West

TEAM OVER CONF
Troy 8-4 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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