NCAAF

Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns at Arkansas State Red Wolves

· NCAA - Football
Final
34 - 30

Ragin' Cajuns stop Arkansas State at 1-yard line on final play to win 34-30

Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns vs. Arkansas State Red Wolves: Full Highlights

Bell's touchdown gave Louisiana (5-6, 4-3 Sun Belt Conference) a 31-27 lead late in the third quarter and Tony Sterner's 50-yard field goal early in the fourth made it a four-point lead. The Red Wolves (5-6, 4-3) answered with a field goal and then drove 89 yards to the 2-yard line only to see Jaylen Raynor stopped at the 1 within a mass of players as time ran out. It took a review to confirm Raynor didn't reach the goal line.

Lunch Winfield passed for 147 yards and rushed for 89 more including two touchdowns for Louisiana.

Raynor threw for 256 yards and rushed for 54. Devin Spencer rushed for 71 yards and a score for the Red Wolves.

Spencer's 1-yard run was the Red Wolves' only TD on offense and it came at the end of the half for a 27-24 lead. Arkansas State's other touchdowns came on Cody Sigler's 27-yard fumble return and Chauncey Cobb's 93-yard kickoff return.

Arkansas State turnovers on a punt and kickoff led to Louisiana's first two touchdowns.

Louisiana was without seven players who were suspended by the Sun Belt Conference after a postgame melee in their previous game, a 42-39 win over Texas State, which had six players suspended.

How To Watch

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Scoring Summary

ARST FG 1st Period 9:11 Clune Van Andel 21 Yd Field Goal
ARST TD 1st Period 7:50 Cody Sigler 27 Yd Fumble Return (Clune Van Andel Kick)
UL TD 1st Period 3:40 Zylan Perry 1 Yd Run (Tony Sterner Kick)
UL TD 2nd Period 14:44 Lunch Winfield 1 Yd Run (Tony Sterner Kick)
ARST FG 2nd Period 10:23 Clune Van Andel 41 Yd Field Goal
UL FG 2nd Period 6:57 Tony Sterner 41 Yd Field Goal
ARST TD 2nd Period 6:45 Chauncy Cobb 93 Yd Kickoff Return (Clune Van Andel Kick)
UL TD 2nd Period 3:38 Lunch Winfield 1 Yd Run (Tony Sterner Kick)
ARST TD 2nd Period 0:53 Devin Spencer 1 Yd Run (Clune Van Andel Kick)
UL TD 3rd Period 6:29 Bill Davis 36 Yd Run (Tony Sterner Kick)
UL FG 4th Period 13:35 Tony Sterner 50 Yd Field Goal
ARST FG 4th Period 6:40 Clune Van Andel 24 Yd Field Goal

Statistics

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16 1st Downs 24
6-16 3rd down efficiency 4-15
1-1 4th down efficiency 3-4
349 Total Yards 394
147 Passing 256
18/25 Comp/Att 25/43
5.9 Yards per pass 6.0
202 Rushing 138
46 Rushing Attempts 35
4.4 Yards per rush 3.9
11-76 Penalties 1-15
1 Turnovers 2
1 Fumbles lost 2
0 Interceptions thrown 0
33:59 Possession 26:01

Game Information

Centennial Bank Stadium

Location: Jonesboro, AR
Attendance: 13,571 · 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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