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Furman Paladins at Chattanooga Mocs

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5-5, 2-3 Away
Final
28 - 45
5-5, 3-2 Home

Alberson throws for 4 touchdowns to lead Chattanooga past Furman 45-28

Journey Wyche capped a 70—yard drive with a 1-yard run midway through the fourth quarter to put the Mocs up 38-28. Wyche clinched the win with a 25-yard scoring reception from Alberson with 2:55 to play as Chattanooga (5-5, 4-2 Southern Conference) took advantage of a Paladins fumble near midfield.

Alberson was 15 of 22 and also gained 85 yards on seven carries. Ryan Ingram ran for 94 yards on 22 rushes. Sohn Williams had six receptions for 116 yards, including a 66-yard touchdown that tied the game at 14.

Alberson also had touchdown passes of 25 yards to Landon Strickland and 47 yards to Markell Quick in the first half, which ended tied at 21.

Ky Tayo had a 51-yard pick-6 early in the third quarter to put the Mocs up for good.

Trey Hedden was 19 of 27 for 296 yards and two touchdowns, two interceptions and two sacks for the Paladins (5-5, 3-4).

How To Watch

How can I watch Furman Paladins vs. Chattanooga Mocs?
  • TV Channel: Paladins at Mocs 2021 College Football, week 11, is broadcasted on ESPN+.
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Scoring Summary

FUR TD 1st Period 2:20 Ben Croasdale 9 Yd Run (Ian Williams Kick)
UTC TD 2nd Period 13:40 Landon Strickland 25 Yd pass from Battle Alberson (Jude Kelley Kick)
FUR TD 2nd Period 7:17 CJ Nettles 3 Yd Run (Ian Williams Kick)
UTC TD 2nd Period 3:29 Josh Williams 66 Yd pass from Battle Alberson (Jude Kelley Kick)
FUR TD 2nd Period 1:21 Kerry King 9 Yd pass from Trey Hedden (Ian Williams Kick)
UTC TD 2nd Period 0:46 Markell Quick 47 Yd pass from Battle Alberson (Jude Kelley Kick)
UTC TD 3rd Period 13:01 Ky Tayo 51 Yd Interception Return (Jude Kelley Kick)
UTC FG 3rd Period 4:18 Jude Kelley 31 Yd Field Goal
FUR TD 3rd Period 2:57 Evan James 43 Yd pass from Trey Hedden (Ian Williams Kick)
UTC TD 4th Period 7:24 Journey Wyche 1 Yd Run (Jude Kelley Kick)
UTC TD 4th Period 2:55 Journey Wyche 25 Yd pass from Battle Alberson (Jude Kelley Kick)

Statistics

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17 1st Downs 24
4-8 3rd down efficiency 8-16
0-0 4th down efficiency 3-4
368 Total Yards 529
296 Passing 277
19/27 Comp/Att 15/23
11.0 Yards per pass 12.0
72 Rushing 252
24 Rushing Attempts 51
3.0 Yards per rush 4.9
2-20 Penalties 6-65
3 Turnovers 0
1 Fumbles lost 0
2 Interceptions thrown 0
21:34 Possession 38:26

Game Information

Venue: Finley Stadium

Location: Chattanooga, TN
Attendance: 6,305 · Capacity:
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