North Dakota rallies to beat Youngstown State 35-30

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (AP) — Tyler Hoosman’s 14-yard touchdown run put North Dakota forward and Cole Davis’ punt-block score gave the Combating Hawks a cushion they would want as they rallied within the fourth quarter to beat Youngstown State 35-30 on Saturday night time.

Hoosman spun off a defender, prevented one other and ran by a remaining tackler to attain with beneath 10 minutes left and a 28-24 lead for UND (4-2, 3-1 Missouri Valley Soccer Convention). Simply over a minute later, Penguins punter Paddy Lynch couldn’t deal with the snap however tried to get his kick off solely to have it blocked and returned 3 yards by Davis to go up by 11.

Youngstown State’s Jaleel McLaughlin scored on a 4-yard run with 5:49 remaining to path by 5 after a two-point move try failed. The Penguins bought the ball again at their very own 44 after a brief punt with just below 4 minutes left. Youngstown State reached the UND 29 however a blitz resulted in a sack and the Penguins might solely get 10 yards on a fourth-and-16.

Hoosman rushed for 2 touchdowns and Tommy Schuster threw to Isaiah Smith for an additional. Schuster threw for 292 yards, growing his profession complete to five,492, most within the Combating Hawks’ Division I historical past. He handed Keaton Studsrud (2014-17) at 5,452.

Mitch Davidson handed for 280 yards and two touchdowns for Youngstown State and Jaleel McLaughlin added 138 yards on 14 carries.

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