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William & Mary Tribe at Campbell Fighting Camels

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6-4, 1-4 Away
Final
30 - 27

Hughes rallies William & Mary to 30-27 overtime win over Campbell

It capped a wild finish for the Tribe, who trailed 21-13 with 3:19 left in regulation.

William & Mary went 67 yards in four plays, scoring on a 2-yard run by Rashad Raymond with 1:51 to play. After Hughes' completion for the 2-point conversion to get within 24-21, the Tribe recovered the onside kick.

Despite two penalties, the Tribe advanced to the Camels' 16 and then had a delay of game penalty before Keegan Shackford drilled a 38-yard tying field goal with a second to play.

Campbell had a first down on the 8 in overtime, but couldn't reach the end zone and settled for a 23-yard Alex Crabb field goal. Hughes had a 19-yard run to start the William & Mary overtime possession and scored on the next snap for the win.

Hughes was 24-of-36 passing for 263 yards and ran 21 times for 120 yards for the Tribe (6-4, 5-2 Coastal Athletic Association).

JJ Cowan had 107 yards on 12 carries and scored on a pair of short runs for the Camels (2-8, 2-4).

How To Watch

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Scoring Summary

W&M FG 1st Period 8:40 Keegan Shackford 41 Yd Field Goal
CAM TD 1st Period 3:35 Mike Chandler II 5 Yd Run (Alex Crabb Kick)
CAM TD 2nd Period 9:15 JJ Cowan 1 Yd Run (Alex Crabb Kick)
W&M FG 2nd Period 6:39 Keegan Shackford 47 Yd Field Goal
CAM FG 2nd Period 2:37 Alex Crabb 35 Yd Field Goal
W&M TD 2nd Period 0:40 Tariq Sims 7 Yd pass from Tyler Hughes (Keegan Shackford Kick)
CAM TD 3rd Period 7:49 JJ Cowan 3 Yd Run (Alex Crabb Kick)
W&M TD 4th Period 1:51 Rashad Raymond 2 Yd Run (Tyler Hughes Pass to Haven Mullins for Two-Point Conversion)
W&M FG 4th Period 0:01 Keegan Shackford 38 Yd Field Goal
CAM FG 5 0:00 Alex Crabb 23 Yd Field Goal
W&M TD 5 0:00 Tyler Hughes 6 Yd Run

Statistics

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27 1st Downs 23
5-12 3rd down efficiency 5-11
1-3 4th down efficiency 0-0
505 Total Yards 424
282 Passing 171
25/38 Comp/Att 16/24
7.4 Yards per pass 7.1
223 Rushing 253
38 Rushing Attempts 39
5.9 Yards per rush 6.5
7-58 Penalties 7-53
1 Turnovers 1
1 Fumbles lost 0
0 Interceptions thrown 1
29:41 Possession 30:19

Game Information

Venue: Barker-Lane Stadium

Location: Buies Creek, NC
Attendance: 3,309 · Capacity:
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