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Miami (OH) RedHawks at Central Michigan Chippewas

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5-3, 2-2 Away
Final
28 - 27

D'Shawntae Jones' late TD run lifts Miami (Ohio) to 28-27 win over Central Michigan

Miami (OH) RedHawks vs. Central Michigan Chippewas: Full Highlights

After Caden VanHuis' 22-yard field goal extended the Chippewas' lead to 27-21, Caleb Heavner drove the RedHawks (5-3, 3-1 Mid-American Conference) down the field, hitting Maleek Huggins for a 27-yard catch down to the CMU 10. JaJuan Jones was then called for consecutive interference penalties before D'Shawntae Jones' winning run.

Miami led 14-10 after Heavner’s 7-yard TD toss to Damarion Witten with 20 seconds left in the first half. Justin Taylor gave the lead back to Central Michigan (3-5, 1-3) with a 46-yard pick-6 early in second half. Heavner dropped back before finding a hole up the middle for a 27-yard TD run before the Chippewas again took the lead 24-21 on Jadyn Glasser's 9-yard TD pass to Langston Lewis in the third quarter's final minute.

Heavner threw for 221 yards and a touchdown and was picked off twice. He added 58 rushing yards with a score. Maleek Huggins had 122 yards receiving on seven catches.

Glasser threw for 221 yards and a score. Lewis had 163 yards receiving on 10 catches.

Up next Miami (Ohio): Home against Buffalo on Nov. 3.

Central Michigan: Plays Eastern Michigan at Ford Field in Detroit on Nov. 4.

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How To Watch

How can I watch Miami (OH) RedHawks vs. Central Michigan Chippewas?
  • TV Channel: RedHawks at Chippewas 2021 College Football, week 8, is broadcasted on ESPN+.
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Scoring Summary

CMU FG 1st Period 9:31 Caden VanHuis 23 Yd Field Goal
M-OH TD 1st Period 0:31 Rodney Nelson 6 Yd Run (Kellan McLaughlin Kick)
CMU TD 2nd Period 3:41 Nick Woodford 5 Yd Run (Caden VanHuis Kick)
M-OH TD 2nd Period 0:20 Damarion Witten 7 Yd pass from Caleb Heavner (Kellan McLaughlin Kick)
CMU TD 3rd Period 13:24 Justin Taylor 46 Yd Interception Return (Caden VanHuis Kick)
M-OH TD 3rd Period 8:04 Caleb Heavner 27 Yd Run (Kellan McLaughlin Kick)
CMU TD 3rd Period 0:57 Langston Lewis 9 Yd pass from Jadyn Glasser (Caden VanHuis Kick)
CMU FG 4th Period 4:17 Caden VanHuis 22 Yd Field Goal
M-OH TD 4th Period 1:41 D'Shawntae Jones 2 Yd Run (Kellan McLaughlin Kick)

Statistics

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25 1st Downs 16
6-12 3rd down efficiency 6-14
1-2 4th down efficiency 0-1
360 Total Yards 285
221 Passing 221
18/33 Comp/Att 18/31
6.7 Yards per pass 7.1
139 Rushing 64
36 Rushing Attempts 29
3.9 Yards per rush 2.2
7-69 Penalties 10-83
2 Turnovers 0
0 Fumbles lost 0
2 Interceptions thrown 0
31:12 Possession 28:48

Game Information

Kelly/Shorts Stadium

Location: Mount Pleasant, MI
Attendance: 13,269 · Capacity:
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