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Northern Arizona Lumberjacks at Idaho State Bengals

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Ty Pennington guides Northern Arizona to 31-18 victory over Idaho State

Pennington threw a 14-yard touchdown pass to Braden Kramer with 3:51 remaining in the second quarter and Hubbard added a 4-yard touchdown run with 34 seconds left to put Northern Arizona (5-3, 2-2 Big Sky Conference), ranked No. 22 in the FCS coaches' poll, up 21-10 at halftime.

After a scoreless third quarter, Gossett had a 3-yard touchdown run at the end of a 16-play drive that took nearly seven minutes off the clock spanning the quarters to up the Lumberjacks’ advantage to 28-10.

Jordan Cooke had a 23-yard touchdown pass to Michael Shulikov and a 2-point conversion pass to Jonah Burton to cut the Bengals’ deficit to 10 with 8:52 remaining.

Dason Brooks scored on a 6-yard run to give Idaho State a 7-0 midway through the first quarter, but Seth Cromwell answered with an 8-yard touchdown run to knot the score. The Bengals regained the lead on Trajan Sinatra's 40-yard field goal early in the second quarter.

Pennington completed 24 of 30 passes for 171 yards. NAU totaled 200 yards on 45 rushes. Samuel Hunsaker's 41-yard field goal was the game's final score.

Cooke totaled 256 yards on 26-for-39 passing with an interception for Idaho State (2-6, 1-3). Brooks rushed 11 times for 108 yards.

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Scoring Summary

IDST TD 1st Period 7:15 Dason Brooks 6 Yd Run (Trajan Sinatra Kick)
NAU TD 1st Period 4:19 Seth Cromwell 8 Yd Run (Samuel Hunsaker Kick)
IDST FG 2nd Period 10:59 Trajan Sinatra 40 Yd Field Goal
NAU TD 2nd Period 3:51 Braden Kramer 14 Yd pass from Ty Pennington (Samuel Hunsaker Kick)
NAU TD 2nd Period 1:14 Darvon Hubbard 4 Yd Run (Samuel Hunsaker Kick)
NAU TD 4th Period 11:23 Quran Gossett 3 Yd Run (Samuel Hunsaker Kick)
IDST TD 4th Period 8:52 Michael Shulikov 23 Yd pass from Jordan Cooke (Jordan Cooke Pass to Jonah Burton for Two-Point Conversion)
NAU FG 4th Period 4:10 Samuel Hunsaker 41 Yd Field Goal

Statistics

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23 1st Downs 23
8-16 3rd down efficiency 3-11
2-2 4th down efficiency 2-2
371 Total Yards 393
171 Passing 256
24/30 Comp/Att 26/39
5.7 Yards per pass 6.6
200 Rushing 137
45 Rushing Attempts 23
4.4 Yards per rush 6.0
5-47 Penalties 5-45
0 Turnovers 2
0 Fumbles lost 1
0 Interceptions thrown 1
34:37 Possession 25:23

Game Information

Venue: ICCU Dome

Location: Pocatello, ID
Attendance: 9,861 · Capacity:
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