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Lamar Cardinals at East Texas A&M Lions

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5-1, 2-1 Away
Final
33 - 23
1-5, 0-2 Home

Lamar rallies past East Texas A&M 33–23 for fifth straight win

Kyndon Fuselier caught a go-ahead touchdown with three seconds remaining to complete the comeback. He had seven catches for 71 yards.

A failed lateral by Lions on the final play of the game resulted in another touchdown, scored by Ronnie Hamrick II.

Lamar (5–1, 2–0 Southland) trailed 16–3 in the third quarter before Ben Woodard kicked the second of his two field goals, and Peyton Lamar Christian returned a fumble from Ron Peace 12 yards for a Lamar touchdown.

Peace responded with a 6-yard touchdown run for the Lions (1–5, 1–1) at the 6:27 mark of the third quarter. He was 20-of-31 passing for 214 yards and rushed for 18 yards.

Josh Robinson had a 7-yard touchdown run to trim the deficit for the Cardinals with 9:05 remaining in the fourth quarter.

Fuselier returned a punt 25 yards to start the final possession at the Lions' 36-yard line. A would-be game-tying field goal from Woodard had a leverage penalty called against East Texas A&M, setting up a fresh set of downs, and McCown's game-winning touchdown to Fuselier.

McCown completed 24 of 34 passes, connecting with eight receivers. Robinson led Lamar’s ground game with 27 yards and a touchdown on seven carries.

The Cardinals have now won five straight for their best start since 2019.

How To Watch

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  • TV Channel: Cardinals at Lions 2021 College Football, week 7, is broadcasted on ESPN+.
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Scoring Summary

ETAM TD 1st Period 12:04 Kyree Anderson 29 Yd Fumble Return (Ozlo Rigby Kick)
ETAM FG 1st Period 0:07 Ozlo Rigby 38 Yd Field Goal
LAM FG 2nd Period 12:09 Ben Woodard 21 Yd Field Goal
ETAM FG 2nd Period 4:04 Ozlo Rigby 20 Yd Field Goal
ETAM FG 2nd Period 0:03 Ozlo Rigby 26 Yd Field Goal
LAM FG 3rd Period 9:53 Ben Woodard 42 Yd Field Goal
LAM TD 3rd Period 9:38 Peyton Christian 12 Yd Fumble Return (Ben Woodard Kick)
ETAM TD 3rd Period 6:27 Ron Peace 6 Yd Run (Ozlo Rigby Kick)
LAM TD 4th Period 9:05 Joshua Robinson 4 Yd Run (Ben Woodard Kick)
LAM TD 4th Period 0:03 Kyndon Fuselier 5 Yd pass from Aiden McCown (Ben Woodard Kick)
LAM TD 4th Period 0:00 Ronnie Hamrick 9 Yd Fumble Return

Statistics

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22 1st Downs 19
5-15 3rd down efficiency 5-15
0-2 4th down efficiency 1-1
348 Total Yards 329
285 Passing 214
24/34 Comp/Att 20/33
8.4 Yards per pass 6.5
63 Rushing 115
33 Rushing Attempts 32
1.9 Yards per rush 3.6
6-37 Penalties 10-105
1 Turnovers 2
1 Fumbles lost 2
0 Interceptions thrown 0
30:57 Possession 29:03

Game Information

Venue: Memorial Stadium (Commerce, TX)

Location: Commerce, TX
Attendance: 2,713 · Capacity:
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