NCAAF

Weber State Wildcats at Montana State Bobcats

· NCAA - Football
3-7, 2-4 Away
Final
14 - 66

Lamson throws for 2 TDs, runs for two and Montana State beats Weber State 66-14 for 8th straight win

Weber State Wildcats vs. Montana State Bobcats: Full Highlights

Montana State (8-2, 6-0 Big Sky) extended its winning streak to eight straight games with its 21st consecutive home victory.

Davis' 52-yard touchdown run gave Montana State a 14-0 lead at the end of the first quarter.

Taco Dowler knocked the ball out of the hands of Weber State running back Colter May and Montana State recovered. The Bobcats responded with a 10-play, 67-yard drive that took over five minutes for a 21-0 lead on Adam Jones' 2-yard run.

Lamson had a 4-yard touchdown pass to Rocky Lencioni with 6:31 left before halftime and Myles Sansted kicked a 48-yard field goal with four seconds remaining for a 31-7 lead.

Montana State scored 28 straight points in the second half to make it 59-7 with 14:30 left in the fourth.

Lamson was 12 of 16 for 117 yards. Patrick Duchien, Chance Wilson and Jordan Reed also threw a pass. Eleven different players caught a pass for Montana State — none with more than two.

Dijon Jennings had a touchdown pass and an interception for Weber State (3-7, 1-5). Spencer Ferguson rushed for 88 yards and a touchdown.

How To Watch

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  • TV Channel: Wildcats at Bobcats 2021 College Football, week 11, is broadcasted on ESPN+.
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Scoring Summary

MTST TD 1st Period 6:20 Justin Lamson 5 Yd Run (Myles Sansted Kick)
MTST TD 1st Period 0:23 Julius Davis 52 Yd Run (Myles Sansted Kick)
MTST TD 2nd Period 9:30 Adam Jones 2 Yd Run (Myles Sansted Kick)
MTST TD 2nd Period 6:31 Rocky Lencioni 4 Yd pass from Justin Lamson (Myles Sansted Kick)
WEB TD 2nd Period 0:35 Spencer Ferguson 4 Yd Run (Sloan Calder Kick)
MTST FG 2nd Period 0:04 Myles Sansted 48 Yd Field Goal
MTST TD 3rd Period 10:45 Ryan King 9 Yd pass from Justin Lamson (Myles Sansted Kick)
MTST TD 3rd Period 6:42 Julius Davis 1 Yd Run (Myles Sansted Kick)
MTST TD 3rd Period 4:45 Justin Lamson 12 Yd Run (Myles Sansted Kick)
MTST TD 4th Period 14:30 Jordan Reed 25 Yd pass from Patrick Duchien (Myles Sansted Kick)
WEB TD 4th Period 8:26 Mason York 5 Yd pass from Dijon Jennings (Sloan Calder Kick)
MTST TD 4th Period 1:35 Chance Wilson 15 Yd Run (Myles Sansted Kick)

Statistics

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12 1st Downs 29
8-18 3rd down efficiency 6-8
1-1 4th down efficiency 0-0
285 Total Yards 452
107 Passing 183
17/29 Comp/Att 17/22
3.7 Yards per pass 8.3
178 Rushing 269
35 Rushing Attempts 40
5.1 Yards per rush 6.7
3-43 Penalties 2-10
4 Turnovers 2
2 Fumbles lost 2
2 Interceptions thrown 0
31:49 Possession 28:11

Game Information

Venue: Bobcat Stadium (MT)

Location: Bozeman, MT
Attendance: 21,467 · Capacity:
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