NCAAF

McNeese Cowboys at East Texas A&M Lions

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4-6, 1-4 Away
Final
35 - 20
2-8, 0-4 Home

Strong and Hamm each account for 2 TDs, McNeese beats East Texas A&M 35-20

Strong was 10-of-18 passing for 171 yards with a touchdown and an interception and added 17 carries for 136 yards, which included a 48-yard TD run that capped a 95-yard drive and made it 28-10 with 6:45 left in the third quarter. Hamm finished with 127 yards rushing.

The 6-foot-6, 280-pound Bradford deflected a pass by Ron Peace to himself for an interception and returned it 12 yards for a TD that gave McNeese (4-6, 3-3 Southland Conference) a 21-10 lead with about two minutes left in the first half.

Allijah Harrison returned the opening kickoff 100 yards for a TD and Ozlo Rigby kicked field goals of 29 and 28 yards for East Texas A&M (2-8, 2-4).

Eric Rodriguez replaced starter Ron Peace to begin the second half completed 11 of 16 passes for 140 yards with a touchdown — a 22-yarder to Jaden Proctor that made it 28-20 with 6:43 to play. Peace was 9-of-20 passing for 94 yards and threw two interceptions.

The Cowboys answered with a six-play, 75-yard drive that culminated when Hamm, who ran for a 2-yard TD late in the first quarter, scored on a 29-yard run about four minutes later.

How To Watch

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Scoring Summary

ETAM TD 1st Period 14:45 Allijah Harrison 100 Yd Kickoff Return (Ozlo Rigby Kick)
MCN TD 1st Period 6:42 Kameran Senegal 39 Yd pass from Jake Strong (Fabrizio Pinton Kick)
MCN TD 1st Period 0:12 Coleby Hamm 2 Yd Run (Fabrizio Pinton Kick)
ETAM FG 2nd Period 12:58 Ozlo Rigby 29 Yd Field Goal
MCN TD 2nd Period 2:04 Phillip Bradford 12 Yd Interception Return (Fabrizio Pinton Kick)
MCN TD 3rd Period 6:45 Jake Strong 48 Yd Run (Fabrizio Pinton Kick)
ETAM FG 4th Period 12:43 Ozlo Rigby 28 Yd Field Goal
ETAM TD 4th Period 6:43 Jaden Proctor 22 Yd pass from Eric Rodriguez (Ozlo Rigby Kick)
MCN TD 4th Period 2:46 Coleby Hamm 29 Yd Run (Deaglan Camron Kick)

Statistics

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22 1st Downs 19
8-16 3rd down efficiency 2-10
1-1 4th down efficiency 0-1
481 Total Yards 383
171 Passing 234
10/18 Comp/Att 20/36
9.5 Yards per pass 6.5
310 Rushing 149
53 Rushing Attempts 28
5.8 Yards per rush 5.3
8-55 Penalties 6-65
1 Turnovers 4
0 Fumbles lost 1
1 Interceptions thrown 3
35:26 Possession 24:34

Game Information

Venue: Memorial Stadium (Commerce, TX)

Location: Commerce, TX
Attendance: 2,534 · Capacity:
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