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Eastern Kentucky Colonels at Jacksonville State Gamecocks

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Creel throws 4 of 5 TD passes to Williams as Jacksonville State beats Eastern Kentucky 49-7

Eastern Kentucky Colonels vs. Jacksonville State Gamecocks: Full Highlights

Creel completed 21 of 28 passes for 327 yards and Williams made seven catches for 144 yards. Jalen Likely added 73 yards rushing on five carries for Jacksonville State (1-1).

The Gamecocks built a 35-7 halftime lead. Creel connected with Williams three times for touchdowns, Caleb Nix scored on a 43-yard interception return and Likely broke loose on a 45-yard TD run. Creel completed 12 of 16 passes for 174 yards in the first half and Williams made five catches for 109 yards.

Brady Hensley ran for a 72-yard touchdown for Eastern Kentucky (0-2). Tyler Travers completed 12 of 19 passes for 90 yards and threw two interceptions for the Colonels.

The Gamecocks had 526 yards of offense and were 9 of 11 on third-down conversions.

Up next Eastern Kentucky: Hosts Chattanooga on Saturday.

Jacksonville State: At Ohio on Saturday.

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How To Watch

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Scoring Summary

JXST TD 1st Period 6:27 Jamill Williams 13 Yd pass from Caden Creel (Garrison Rippa Kick)
JXST TD 1st Period 4:25 Jamill Williams 55 Yd pass from Caden Creel (Garrison Rippa Kick)
JXST TD 2nd Period 12:24 Jamill Williams 30 Yd pass from Caden Creel (Garrison Rippa Kick)
JXST TD 2nd Period 10:27 Caleb Nix 43 Yd Interception Return (Garrison Rippa Kick)
EKU TD 2nd Period 9:45 Brady Hensley 72 Yd Run (Buzz Flabiano Kick)
JXST TD 2nd Period 5:28 Jalen Likely 45 Yd Run (Garrison Rippa Kick)
JXST TD 3rd Period 6:03 Luke Gilbert 24 Yd pass from Caden Creel (Garrison Rippa Kick)
JXST TD 4th Period 7:09 Jamill Williams 4 Yd pass from Caden Creel (Garrison Rippa Kick)

Statistics

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16 1st Downs 26
3-11 3rd down efficiency 9-11
1-2 4th down efficiency 1-1
285 Total Yards 526
90 Passing 352
12/19 Comp/Att 23/30
4.7 Yards per pass 11.7
195 Rushing 174
38 Rushing Attempts 31
5.1 Yards per rush 5.6
11-95 Penalties 5-49
2 Turnovers 1
0 Fumbles lost 0
2 Interceptions thrown 1
33:27 Possession 26:33

Game Information

Venue: AmFirst Stadium

Location: Jacksonville, AL
Attendance: 19,677 · Capacity:
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