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Central Arkansas Bears at West Georgia Wolves

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Wydner's 2 TDs late lead West Georgia past Central Arkansas, spoiling Bears' upset bid

Wydner threw a 22-yard score to Owen Dupree for the Wolves' (6-2, 3-2 United Athletic Conference) first touchdown of the game. The failed 2-point conversion reduced West Georgia's deficit to 17-12 with 6:38 left.

The Wolves' defense responded by holding Central Arkansas to minus-5 yards in five plays and forced the Bears to punt.

Wydner then led West Georgia on a six-play, 74-yard drive in which he went 5-for-5 passing for 71 yards. His 23-yard touchdown pass to Dupree were proceeded by completions of 18 and 21 yards in succession to Dupree to give West Georgia its first lead with 1:31 left.

Central Arkansas turned the ball over on downs and West Georgia let time expire.

Austin Myers threw an 11-yard touchdown pass to Arlie Lee early in the second quarter with 12:39 before halftime for a 7-0 Bears' (2-5, 1-2) lead.

West Georgia got on the board four minutes later with a 33-yard field goal from Tommy Holden.

On the following drive, Myers helped lead another 11-play drive, this one for 75 yards, that ended with his 3-yard scoring pass to Malachi Henry for a 14-3 lead.

Myers threw for 190 yards and two touchdowns and Landen Chambers ran for 122 yards on 28 carries.

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Scoring Summary

CARK TD 2nd Period 12:39 Arlie Lee 11 Yd pass from Austin Myers (Caleb Jones Kick)
WES FG 2nd Period 8:43 Tommy Holden 33 Yd Field Goal
CARK TD 2nd Period 3:40 Malachi Henry 3 Yd pass from Austin Myers (Caleb Jones Kick)
WES FG 3rd Period 7:23 Tommy Holden 48 Yd Field Goal
CARK FG 3rd Period 1:51 Caleb Jones 23 Yd Field Goal
WES TD 4th Period 6:38 Owen Dupree 22 Yd pass from Davin Wydner (Two-Point Pass Conversion Failed)
WES TD 4th Period 1:31 Owen Dupree 23 Yd pass from Davin Wydner (Two-Point Pass Conversion Failed)

Statistics

https://a.espncdn.com/combiner/i?img=/i/teamlogos/ncaa/500/2110.png&h=100&scale=crop&w=100&location=originCARK https://a.espncdn.com/combiner/i?img=/i/teamlogos/ncaa/500/2698.png&h=100&scale=crop&w=100&location=originWES
22 1st Downs 20
7-14 3rd down efficiency 5-15
0-2 4th down efficiency 3-5
339 Total Yards 320
190 Passing 175
21/30 Comp/Att 17/32
6.3 Yards per pass 5.5
149 Rushing 145
40 Rushing Attempts 34
3.7 Yards per rush 4.3
4-35 Penalties 4-50
1 Turnovers 0
0 Fumbles lost 0
1 Interceptions thrown 0
32:46 Possession 27:14

Game Information

Venue: University Stadium (GA)

Location: Carrollton, GA
Attendance: 5,349 · Capacity:
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