NCAAF

Lamar Cardinals at Northwestern State Demons

· NCAA - Football
7-1, 3-1 Away
Final
41 - 14

Lamar scores 24 unanswered points in 41-14 victory over Northwestern State

Lamar Cardinals vs. Northwestern State Demons: Full Highlights

Xavier Coleman had a go-ahead 35-yard touchdown run early in the second quarter for Lamar (7-1, 4-0 Southland Conference). Robert Coleman added a 14-yard touchdown pass to Kyndon Fuselier with 21 seconds left and the Cardinals, ranked 15th in the FCS coaches poll, led 17-7 at halftime.

Joshua Robinson had a 3-yard touchdown run to up the lead to 24-7 after three quarters.

Kevin Thomas Jr. picked off Abram Johnston and returned it 34 yards to the Demons' 9-yard line. Xavier Coleman scored on a 6-yard run two plays later for a 34-7 lead.

Omarion Rasberry had a 9-yard touchdown run to cap the scoring for the Cardinals with 6:28 left. Ben Woodard kicked two field goals.

Robert Coleman completed 18 of 30 passes for 166 yards. Xavier Coleman topped 100 yards on 12 carries.

Johnston totaled 284 yards on 13-for-23 passing for Northwestern State (1-7, 0-4). He scored on a 1-yard run to give the Demons a 7-3 lead in the second quarter. Johnston connected with Brendan Webb for a 78-yard touchdown with 9:08 remaining. Webb had four catches for 126 yards.

The Demons, who have lost seven in a row, managed only 23 yards on 26 rushes.

How To Watch

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  • TV Channel: Cardinals at Demons 2021 College Football, week 9, is broadcasted on ESPN+.
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Scoring Summary

LAM FG 1st Period 9:05 Ben Woodard 50 Yd Field Goal
NWST TD 2nd Period 14:34 Abram Johnston 1 Yd Run (Grayson Lytton Kick)
LAM TD 2nd Period 11:26 Xavier Coleman 35 Yd Run (Ben Woodard Kick)
LAM TD 2nd Period 0:21 Kyndon Fuselier 14 Yd pass from Robert Coleman (Ben Woodard Kick)
LAM TD 3rd Period 5:53 Joshua Robinson 3 Yd Run (Ben Woodard Kick)
LAM FG 4th Period 11:34 Ben Woodard 33 Yd Field Goal
LAM TD 4th Period 10:04 Xavier Coleman 6 Yd Run (Ben Woodard Kick)
NWST TD 4th Period 9:15 Brendan Webb 78 Yd pass from Abram Johnston (Grayson Lytton Kick)
LAM TD 4th Period 6:28 Omarion Rasberry 9 Yd Run (Ben Woodard Kick)

Statistics

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27 1st Downs 13
2-12 3rd down efficiency 3-10
3-3 4th down efficiency 0-0
433 Total Yards 307
177 Passing 284
20/32 Comp/Att 13/23
5.5 Yards per pass 12.3
256 Rushing 23
49 Rushing Attempts 26
5.2 Yards per rush 0.9
11-100 Penalties 6-70
1 Turnovers 2
1 Fumbles lost 1
0 Interceptions thrown 1
37:19 Possession 22:41

Game Information

Venue: Turpin Stadium

Location: Natchitoches, LA
Attendance: 8,761 · Capacity:
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