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North Alabama Lions at Tarleton State Texans

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2-9, 0-7 Away
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Gabalis throws 4 TD passes, Hines runs for 2 TDs as Tarleton State beats N. Alabama 61-0

North Alabama Lions vs. Tarleton Texans: Full Highlights

Gabalais was 12-of-16 passing for 282 yards and threw two interceptions. Hines returned from an injury suffered in a season-opening win over Portland State on Aug. 23 and finished with 80 yards rushing on 12 carries. Peyton Kramer three receptions for 128 yards for Tarleton State (10-1, 6-1 United Athletic Conference).

Gabalis threw a 78-yard touchdown pass to Kramer on the Texans' second offensive play from scrimmage and added scoring strikes to Danny Joiner, Trevon West and Cody Jackson.

Back-up quarterback Daniel Greek completed each of his six passes for 84 yards and threw a 26-yard touchdown pass to Bryce Parker. James Paige capped the scoring with a 1-yard touchdown run.

North Alabama (2-9, 1-6) finished with 145 total yards and committed six turnovers.

Tarleton State, ranked No. 5 in the FCS coaches poll, rebounded from a last-second 31-28 loss at Abilene Christian on Nov. 1 and is tied with the Wildcats atop the conference.

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Scoring Summary

TAR TD 1st Period 11:47 Peyton Kramer 78 Yd pass from Victor Gabalis (Brad Larson Kick)
TAR TD 1st Period 7:38 Danny Joiner 4 Yd pass from Victor Gabalis (Brad Larson Kick)
TAR TD 1st Period 0:55 Tylan Hines 18 Yd Run (Brad Larson Kick)
TAR TD 2nd Period 4:47 Trevon West 22 Yd pass from Victor Gabalis (Brad Larson Kick)
TAR TD 2nd Period 1:52 Cody Jackson 2 Yd pass from Victor Gabalis (Brad Larson Kick)
TAR SF 2nd Period 1:46 Team Safety
TAR FG 2nd Period 0:13 Brad Larson 34 Yd Field Goal
TAR TD 3rd Period 3:48 Bryce Parker 26 Yd pass from Daniel Greek (Brad Larson Kick)
TAR TD 4th Period 12:39 Tylan Hines 17 Yd Run (Brad Larson Kick)
TAR TD 4th Period 10:48 James Paige 1 Yd Run (Brad Larson Kick)

Statistics

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11 1st Downs 19
4-18 3rd down efficiency 3-10
1-3 4th down efficiency 1-2
150 Total Yards 500
116 Passing 366
10/28 Comp/Att 18/22
4.1 Yards per pass 16.6
34 Rushing 134
42 Rushing Attempts 36
0.8 Yards per rush 3.7
4-42 Penalties 4-44
6 Turnovers 2
2 Fumbles lost 0
4 Interceptions thrown 2
30:49 Possession 29:11

Game Information

Venue: Tarleton Memorial Stadium

Location: Stephenville, TX
Attendance: 21,067 · Capacity:
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