NCAAF

Duquesne Dukes at Wagner Seahawks

· NCAA - Football
5-4, 1-3 Away
Final
13 - 24
2-6, 2-3 Home

Stevens accounts for 2 TDs, Hines clinches win with clutch run and Wagner defeats Duquesne 24-13

Hines rushed for 90 yards and his 24-yard touchdown run with 1:55 remaining sealed the win as last beat first in the NEC.

Stevens threw a 6-yard TD pass to Malik Redd to open the scoring and a 6-yard run by Stevens gave the Seahawks a 17-7 lead going into halftime.

Duquesne closed to within 17-13 on Tyler Riddell's 2-yard touchdown run in the third quarter. Matt Clark missed the extra point and also missed a 49-yard field goal in the fourth quarter.

Leading 17-13 late in the fourth, Malik Cooper's 40-yard run to the Duquesne 24-yard line set up Hines for his win-sealing touchdown. Cooper, a wide receiver, had two carries for 54 yards, although he did not catch a pass.

Stevens completed 10 of 13 passes for 62 yards. The Seahawks (2-6, 1-2) added 249 yards rushing.

Riddell was 21-of-30 passing for 163 yards. He was intercepted once. The Dukes (5-4, 3-1) were held to 240 total yards.

Duquesne had opened conference play 3-0 for the third straight season and the sixth time since joining the league in 2008, outscoring NEC opponents 123-21 through three games.

Wagner was playing its fourth consecutive home game, the last three in the NEC.

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Scoring Summary

WAG TD 1st Period 6:50 Malik Redd 6 Yd pass from Jack Stevens (Nicholas Romero Kick)
DUQ TD 2nd Period 14:52 Joey Isabella 29 Yd pass from Tyler Riddell (Matt Clark Kick)
WAG FG 2nd Period 6:49 Nicholas Romero 24 Yd Field Goal
WAG TD 2nd Period 1:57 Jack Stevens 6 Yd Run (Nicholas Romero Kick)
DUQ TD 3rd Period 1:29 Tyler Riddell 2 Yd Run (Matt Clark PAT failed)
WAG TD 4th Period 1:55 Andre Hines Jr 24 Yd Run (Nicholas Romero Kick)

Statistics

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15 1st Downs 20
7-14 3rd down efficiency 8-12
1-3 4th down efficiency 0-0
240 Total Yards 311
163 Passing 62
21/30 Comp/Att 10/13
5.4 Yards per pass 4.8
77 Rushing 249
25 Rushing Attempts 43
3.1 Yards per rush 5.8
7-42 Penalties 8-69
1 Turnovers 1
0 Fumbles lost 1
1 Interceptions thrown 0
27:18 Possession 32:42

Game Information

Venue: Hameline Field at Wagner College Stadium

Location: Staten Island, NY
Attendance: 2,873 · Capacity:
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