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Norfolk State Spartans at Wagner Seahawks

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Barton, Hines rally Wagner to 18-13 win over Norfolk State for first win

The Seahawks (1-4) used an interception to set up the first score, a 1-yard run by Andre Hines that capped a 41-yard drive. Then Barton capped two long drives with scoring passes. The first was a big play, connecting with Malik Redd-Hubbard for 62 yards, the second was a 24-yard pass to Johans Bars to cap a 10-play, 80-yard drive.

Xzavion Evans had a 14-yard TD run and Kevon King a 1-yard plunge to give the Spartans (1-4) a 13-0 lead after one quarter. The scores were set up by a fumble recovery on the Wagner 29 and an interception near midfield.

Hines finished with 108 yards on the ground and Barton had 183 yards on 14-of-23 passing with two picks.

Two quarterbacks combined to go 22-of-38 passing for 148 yards and both threw interceptions, including one at the Wagner 41 with 5:35 to play. The Seahawks then burned up the clock with 11 plays, taking them to the Spartan 7 when time ran out.

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Scoring Summary

NORF TD 1st Period 13:04 X'Zavion Evans 14 Yd Run (Evan Helfrich PAT failed)
NORF TD 1st Period 11:32 Kevon King 1 Yd Run (Marco Peery Kick)
WAG TD 3rd Period 5:37 Andre Hines Jr 1 Yd Run (Nicholas Romero PAT failed)
WAG TD 3rd Period 2:41 Malik Redd 62 Yd pass from Jordan Barton (Nicholas Romero PAT failed)
WAG TD 4th Period 11:30 Johans Bars 24 Yd pass from Jordan Barton (Two-Point Pass Conversion Failed)

Statistics

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19 1st Downs 22
6-15 3rd down efficiency 7-14
1-1 4th down efficiency 0-2
288 Total Yards 397
148 Passing 183
22/38 Comp/Att 14/22
3.9 Yards per pass 8.3
140 Rushing 214
32 Rushing Attempts 52
4.4 Yards per rush 4.1
7-50 Penalties 4-35
2 Turnovers 3
0 Fumbles lost 1
2 Interceptions thrown 2
29:48 Possession 30:12

Game Information

Venue: Wagner College Stadium

Location: Staten Island, NY
Attendance: 3,135 · Capacity:
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