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Bryant Bulldogs at New Hampshire Wildcats

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1-3, 0-2 Away
Final
17 - 38

Morgan's 4 TD passes power New Hampshire past Bryant in CAA opener, 38-17

A week ago the senior quarterback matched a UNH record with six touchdown passes in a win over Stonehill and was named the CAA co-Offensive Player of the Week.

Morgan opened the scoring by hitting Caleb Burke from 12-yards out for the first of two touchdowns. After Isaac Seide broke free for a 33-yard touchdown run, Morgan threw to Colby Ramshaw for a two-point conversion to take a 17-3 lead after one quarter. Morgan hit Drew Danson with a six-yard touchdown to start the second quarter before finding Logan Tomlinson from 11-yards out. Bryant got into the end zone with 5:04 left in the half when Jarrett Guest connected with Landon Ruggieri for a 42-yard touchdown to make it 31-10.

Bryant put together a 12-play, 83-yard drive early in the fourth quarter capped by Ryan Clark's two-yard run, but Morgan capped the scoring with a 31-yard scoring pass to Burke.

Morgan finished 23-of-30 passing for 314 yards with no interceptions to lead New Hampshire (3-1). Burke had six catches for 151 yards and Tomlinson caught seven passes for 106.

Guest was 25-of-44 passing for 335 yards to lead Bryant (1-3). Ruggieri had four catches for 118 yards.

How To Watch

How can I watch Bryant Bulldogs vs. New Hampshire Wildcats?
  • TV Channel: Bulldogs at Wildcats 2021 College Football, week 4, is broadcasted on FloSports.
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Scoring Summary

UNH TD 1st Period 9:30 Caleb Burke 10 Yd pass from Seth Morgan (Nick Mazzie Kick)
UNH SF 1st Period 6:47 Team Safety
UNH TD 1st Period 5:16 Isaac Seide 33 Yd Run (Seth Morgan Pass to Colby Ramshaw for Two-Point Conversion)
BRY FG 1st Period 2:33 Bryce Soli 28 Yd Field Goal
UNH TD 2nd Period 14:57 Drew Danson 6 Yd pass from Seth Morgan (Nick Mazzie Kick)
UNH TD 2nd Period 7:41 Logan Tomlinson 11 Yd pass from Seth Morgan (Nick Mazzie Kick)
BRY TD 2nd Period 5:04 Landon Ruggieri 42 Yd pass from Jarrett Guest (Bryce Soli Kick)
BRY TD 4th Period 9:26 Ryan Clark 2 Yd Run (Bryce Soli Kick)
UNH TD 4th Period 5:38 Caleb Burke 31 Yd pass from Seth Morgan (Nick Mazzie Kick)

Statistics

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20 1st Downs 19
4-13 3rd down efficiency 2-9
1-5 4th down efficiency 1-2
406 Total Yards 413
336 Passing 314
26/46 Comp/Att 23/30
7.3 Yards per pass 10.5
70 Rushing 99
25 Rushing Attempts 26
2.8 Yards per rush 3.8
10-73 Penalties 8-63
0 Turnovers 0
0 Fumbles lost 0
0 Interceptions thrown 0
31:40 Possession 28:20

Game Information

Venue: Wildcat Stadium (NH)

Location: Durham, NH
Attendance: 11,302 · Capacity:
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