NCAAF

Brown Bears at Rhode Island Rams

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2-2, 1-1 Away
Final
21 - 31
5-1, 3-0 Home

Two fourth-quarter touchdowns lift Rhode Island to 31-21 victory over Brown

Rhode Island (5-1) has won the last six meetings against the Bears (2-2), snapping a tie for the longest win streak in the series.

After the Bears (2-2) failed to convert a fourth-and-1 at the Rhode Island 34, the Rams took two plays to score and take a 24-21 lead early in the fourth quarter with Deon Silas running 21 yards and Shawn Harris Jr. following with a 45-yard TD.

Farrell's passes of 30 and 22 yards led to his 5-yard touchdown run, capping a nine-play, 80-yard drive that took up nearly six minutes to give the Rams a cushion late. The drive started after Brown reached the URI 10 but Gabe Salomons blocked a field-goal attempt.

Farrell was 21 of 32 for 244 yards passing with the TD but was intercepted twice, including one by Noble Cooper III, who returned a pick 41 yards to set up Brown's first score in the game's early minutes. Marquis Buchanan made nine catches for 107 yards and a score for Rhode Island, ranked 21st in the FCS coaches' poll.

Jake Willcox threw for 165 yards and was intercepted once for Brown.

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Scoring Summary

BRWN TD 1st Period 13:21 Jordan DeLucia 4 Yd Run (Christopher Maron Kick)
URI TD 1st Period 6:52 Marquis Buchanan 16 Yd pass from Devin Farrell (Ty Groff Kick)
URI TD 1st Period 0:28 Malik Grant 2 Yd Run (Ty Groff Kick)
BRWN TD 2nd Period 5:20 Jake Willcox 7 Yd Run (Christopher Maron Kick)
BRWN TD 3rd Period 9:02 Qwentin Brown 1 Yd Run (Christopher Maron Kick)
URI FG 3rd Period 1:38 Ty Groff 20 Yd Field Goal
URI TD 4th Period 12:22 Shawn Harris Jr. 45 Yd Run (Ty Groff Kick)
URI TD 4th Period 2:49 Devin Farrell 5 Yd Run (Ty Groff Kick)

Statistics

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20 1st Downs 22
5-14 3rd down efficiency 6-13
2-3 4th down efficiency 1-2
298 Total Yards 434
165 Passing 244
20/30 Comp/Att 21/32
5.5 Yards per pass 7.6
133 Rushing 190
39 Rushing Attempts 36
3.4 Yards per rush 5.3
6-62 Penalties 7-64
2 Turnovers 2
1 Fumbles lost 0
1 Interceptions thrown 2
29:20 Possession 30:40

Game Information

Venue: Meade Stadium

Location: Kingston, RI
Attendance: 5,773 · Capacity:
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