
Lafayette Leopards at Georgetown Hoyas
· NCAA - FootballEdwards leads Lafayette over Georgetown 42-37 in back-and-forth affair
Edwards dashed 70 yards for a Leopards' touchdown on their first offensive snap to tie the game at 7 in the first quarter.
Dean DeNobile was sacked for a 9-yard loss in the red zone, fumbling on the play, and Naiteitei Mose returned it a program-record 90 yards for a touchdown. Savion Hart tied the game 21-all with a 1-yard touchdown run, and DeNobile was intercepted to end the half.
In the third quarter, DeNobile fumbled again on a sack, with Cody Pham recovering to set up a 32-yard field goal by Thomas Anderson that gave Georgetown the lead.
Edwards answered with a 28-yard touchdown run, but Hart responded with his second score of the day — a 3-yard rush up the middle — to put the Hoyas back in front, 31-28. Edwards then gave Lafayette the lead once again with a 1-yard touchdown run on fourth down and put the game away with a 51-yard touchdown run to go up 42-31 in the fourth.
Danny Lauter threw a 10-yard touchdown pass to Isaiah Grimes in the dying minutes of the fourth quarter that got Georgetown within 42-37.
DeNobile passed for 280 yards, including touchdown throws to Elijah Steward and Carson Persing for the Leopards (2-1).
Lauter finished 27 of 45 for the Hoyas (2-1), accounting for 319 yards, two touchdowns and an interception.
How To Watch
How can I watch Lafayette Leopards vs. Georgetown Hoyas?
- TV Channel: Leopards at Hoyas 2021 College Football, week 3, is broadcasted on ESPN+.
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Scoring Summary
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TD | 1st Period 9:18 | Isaiah Grimes 19 Yd pass from Danny Lauter (Thomas Anderson Kick) |
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TD | 1st Period 8:48 | Kente Edwards 70 Yd Run (Jack Simonetta Kick) |
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TD | 2nd Period 14:48 | Carson Persing 9 Yd pass from Dean DeNobile (Jack Simonetta Kick) |
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TD | 2nd Period 10:59 | Elijah Steward 48 Yd pass from Dean DeNobile (Jack Simonetta Kick) |
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TD | 2nd Period 2:17 | Naiteitei Mose 0 Yd Fumble Return (Thomas Anderson Kick) |
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TD | 2nd Period 0:41 | Savion Hart 1 Yd Run (Thomas Anderson Kick) |
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FG | 3rd Period 6:42 | Thomas Anderson 32 Yd Field Goal |
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TD | 3rd Period 4:50 | Kente Edwards 28 Yd Run (Jack Simonetta Kick) |
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TD | 3rd Period 0:34 | Savion Hart 3 Yd Run (Thomas Anderson Kick) |
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TD | 4th Period 9:55 | Kente Edwards 1 Yd Run (Jack Simonetta Kick) |
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TD | 4th Period 6:17 | Kente Edwards 51 Yd Run (Jack Simonetta Kick) |
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TD | 4th Period 0:43 | Isaiah Grimes 10 Yd pass from Danny Lauter (Two-Point Run Conversion Failed) |
Statistics
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26 | 1st Downs | 26 |
7-12 | 3rd down efficiency | 10-17 |
1-1 | 4th down efficiency | 1-2 |
579 | Total Yards | 452 |
290 | Passing | 362 |
18/28 | Comp/Att | 32/51 |
10.4 | Yards per pass | 7.1 |
289 | Rushing | 90 |
37 | Rushing Attempts | 26 |
7.8 | Yards per rush | 3.5 |
5-55 | Penalties | 7-69 |
3 | Turnovers | 1 |
2 | Fumbles lost | 0 |
1 | Interceptions thrown | 1 |
27:45 | Possession | 32:15 |
Game Information
Location: Washington, DC
Attendance: 1,131 · Capacity:
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