NCAAF

South Carolina State Bulldogs at Charleston Southern Buccaneers

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Final
24 - 31

Charleston Southern ends 14-game skid with late touchdown to beat SC State 31-24

Baldwin's 10-yard run capped a six-play, 65-yard drive for the Buccaneers' first win since beating Furman 24-20 on Sept. 7, 2024. They went 1-11 last season and had the longest losing streak in FCS.

Champ Brantley went 64 yards with a fumble just a minute before halftime for a 21-14 lead.

The Buccaneers had a 14-0 lead midway through the first quarter but the Bulldogs were marching for their third-straight touchdown when Tyler Smith took a swing pass out of the backfield, but lost the ball into the air when he was submarined, and the ball floated to Brantley.

Zolten Osborne was 13-of-28 passing for 198 yards with an interception and a touchdown for the Buccaneers (1-4). Quay Kindell had the 38-yard receiving touchdown to open the scoring and Chris Rhone had five catches for 106 yards. Baldwin's 26-yard scoring run made it 14-0.

Ryan Stubblefield had a pair of short touchdown runs to cap long drives in the second quarter for the Bulldogs (2-3). He was 18-of-24 for 194 yards passing and ran for 80. Smith ran for 85 yards and a touchdown to tie the game at 21 midway through the third quarter.

The teams traded field goals in the fourth quarter.

How To Watch

How can I watch South Carolina State Bulldogs vs. Charleston Southern Buccaneers?
  • TV Channel: Bulldogs at Buccaneers 2021 College Football, week 5, is broadcasted on ESPN+.
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Scoring Summary

CHSO TD 1st Period 11:26 Quay Kindell 38 Yd pass from Zolten Osborne (Zach Gordon Kick)
CHSO TD 1st Period 6:26 Ke'Marion Baldwin 26 Yd Run (Zach Gordon Kick)
SCST TD 2nd Period 12:58 Ryan Stubblefield 3 Yd Run (Nico Cavanillas Alti Kick)
SCST TD 2nd Period 4:56 Ryan Stubblefield 4 Yd Run (Nico Cavanillas Alti Kick)
CHSO TD 2nd Period 1:06 Champ Brantley 0 Yd Fumble Return (Zach Gordon Kick)
SCST TD 3rd Period 6:53 Tyler Smith 19 Yd Run (Nico Cavanillas Alti Kick)
CHSO FG 4th Period 8:40 Zach Gordon 37 Yd Field Goal
SCST FG 4th Period 3:56 Nico Cavanillas Alti 50 Yd Field Goal
CHSO TD 4th Period 1:03 Ke'Marion Baldwin 10 Yd Run (Zach Gordon Kick)

Statistics

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25 1st Downs 18
7-13 3rd down efficiency 2-9
0-1 4th down efficiency 0-1
449 Total Yards 345
194 Passing 198
18/26 Comp/Att 13/28
7.5 Yards per pass 7.1
255 Rushing 147
50 Rushing Attempts 29
5.1 Yards per rush 5.1
12-110 Penalties 6-35
3 Turnovers 1
3 Fumbles lost 0
0 Interceptions thrown 1
33:47 Possession 26:13

Game Information

Venue: Buccaneer Field

Location: Charleston, SC
Attendance: 6,211 · Capacity:
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