NCAAF

New Haven Chargers at Duquesne Dukes

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2-3, 1-3 Away
Final
18 - 44
2-3, 2-1 Home

Riddell, Isabella connect for 3 TDs, Riddell rushes for 2 more and Duquesne beats New Haven 44-18

New Haven's AJ Duffy found Joshua Tracey deep for a 56-yard score in the second minute of the game but Riddell and Isabella combined for three touchdowns, including a short pass that Isabella turned into a 61-yard score and a 21-6 halftime lead.

Avery Morris had a 34-yard pick-6 and DJ Cerisier picked off a conversion pass and returned it for two points for the Dukes (2-3).

Riddell was 14-of-22 passing for 182 yards and rushed for 63 yards with his two scores. Isabella had six catches for 92 yards. Ness Davis ran for 84 yards and Taj Butts added 79.

Duffy was 18 of 29 for 184 yards and two interceptions. Zaon Laney rushed for 66 yards and a touchdown. Kevonne Wilder made eight catches for 93 yards and a score for New Haven (2-3).

This is New Haven’s first season in Division I and the Northeast Conference. The Chargers' results don’t count in the league standings this season.

How To Watch

How can I watch New Haven Chargers vs. Duquesne Dukes?
  • TV Channel: Chargers at Dukes 2021 College Football, week 5, is broadcasted on SportsNet PIT+.
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Scoring Summary

NH TD 1st Period 13:23 Joshua Tracey 56 Yd pass from AJ Duffy (Liam Quigley PAT failed)
DUQ TD 2nd Period 12:39 Joey Isabella 2 Yd pass from Tyler Riddell (Matt Marcinko Kick)
DUQ TD 2nd Period 5:13 Joey Isabella 6 Yd pass from Tyler Riddell (Matt Marcinko Kick)
DUQ TD 2nd Period 3:31 Joey Isabella 61 Yd pass from Tyler Riddell (Matt Marcinko Kick)
DUQ TD 3rd Period 6:21 Tyler Riddell 10 Yd Run (Matt Marcinko Kick)
DUQ TD 3rd Period 6:03 Avery Morris 0 Yd Interception Return (Matt Marcinko Kick)
NH TD 3rd Period 1:40 Zaon Laney 1 Yd Run (Two-Point Pass Conversion Failed)
NH TD 4th Period 11:59 Kevonne Wilder 19 Yd pass from AJ Duffy (Two-Point Pass Conversion Failed)
DUQ D2P 4th Period 11:59 DJ Cerisier Defensive PAT Conversion
DUQ TD 4th Period 4:51 Tyler Riddell 8 Yd Run (Matt Clark Kick)

Statistics

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17 1st Downs 22
7-12 3rd down efficiency 2-9
0-1 4th down efficiency 3-3
342 Total Yards 499
193 Passing 201
21/32 Comp/Att 15/23
6.0 Yards per pass 8.7
149 Rushing 298
25 Rushing Attempts 37
6.0 Yards per rush 8.1
3-15 Penalties 7-65
2 Turnovers 0
0 Fumbles lost 0
2 Interceptions thrown 0
27:05 Possession 32:55

Game Information

Venue: Arthur J. Rooney Athletic Field

Location: Pittsburgh, PA
Attendance: 1,078 · Capacity:
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