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Eastern Kentucky Colonels at Austin Peay Governors

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Final
30 - 27

Carter runs for 106 yards, walk-off 23-yard TD as E. Kentucky beats Austin Peay 30-27 in OT

Matt Morrissey threw a 13-yards touchdown pass to Marcus Calwise Jr. with 13 minutes left in regulation and had a 1-yard touchdown run to cap a nine-play, 43-yard drive with 13 seconds left that made it 21-all and forced OT.

Carson Smith kicked a 23-yard field goal to cap the first possession in overtime and give Austin Peay (4-7, 3-5 United Athletic Conference) a 24-21 lead but, two plays later, Carter powered through multiple would-be tackles on his way to the winning the score for the third consecutive game.

Carter had a 3-yard touchdown run with 2:24 left in a 41-34 win over Central Arkansas last week and his 23-yard scoring run with 2:26 to play helped Eastern Kentucky (7-4, 5-2) to a 17-13 win over Tarleton State on Nov. 2.

Carson Smith connected on a 31-yard field goal to open the scoring and, after the Colonels fumbled the ensuing kickoff, Austin Smith threw a 2-yard touchdown pass to Jackson Head to make it 10-0 with 7:15 left in the first quarter. Jaden Barnes scored on a 60-yard catch-and-run in the second and Romon Copeland Jr. added a 1-yard touchdown run to give Austin Peay a 24-7 lead at halftime.

Barnes finished with eight receptions for 131 yards for the Governors.

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Scoring Summary

APSU FG 1st Period 9:39 Carson Smith 31 Yd Field Goal
APSU TD 1st Period 7:15 Jackson Head 2 Yd pass from Austin Smith (Carson Smith Kick)
EKU TD 1st Period 0:09 Joshua Carter 1 Yd Run (Patrick Nations Kick)
APSU TD 2nd Period 12:26 Jaden Barnes 60 Yd pass from Austin Smith (Carson Smith Kick)
APSU TD 2nd Period 0:49 Romon Copeland Jr. 1 Yd Run (Carson Smith Kick)
EKU FG 3rd Period 3:42 Patrick Nations 36 Yd Field Goal
EKU TD 4th Period 13:00 Marcus Calwise Jr. 13 Yd pass from Matt Morrissey (Patrick Nations Kick)
EKU TD 4th Period 0:13 Matt Morrissey 1 Yd Run (Patrick Nations Kick)
APSU FG 5 0:00 Carson Smith 23 Yd Field Goal
EKU TD 5 0:00 Joshua Carter 23 Yd Run

Statistics

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27 1st Downs 12
8-16 3rd down efficiency 3-12
1-1 4th down efficiency 0-0
402 Total Yards 287
230 Passing 239
21/33 Comp/Att 23/35
7.0 Yards per pass 6.8
172 Rushing 48
49 Rushing Attempts 19
3.5 Yards per rush 2.5
7-45 Penalties 10-105
3 Turnovers 0
2 Fumbles lost 0
1 Interceptions thrown 0
38:16 Possession 21:44

Game Information

Venue: Fortera Stadium

Location: Clarksville, TN
Attendance: 6,117 · Capacity:
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