NCAAF

West Georgia Wolves at Central Arkansas Bears

· NCAA - Football
1-5, 0-3 Away
Final
33 - 34

Central Arkansas holds on to beat West Georgia 34-33

The Bears (5-2, 2-1 United Athletic) built a 34-10 lead before West Georgia (1-5, 0-5) scored three touchdowns and field goal in the last quarter-and-a-half.

Quincy Casey threw a 4-yard touchdown to Dylan Gary to reduce the deficit to 34-33 with 27 seconds remaining. The Wolves opted for the two-point conversion but Casey, who rolled right, threw wide of Tyion Berry. Central Arkansas recovered the on-side kick attempt and killed the clock.

West Georgia trailed 14-10 and threatened to score just before halftime before Dillon Williams picked off Casey and ran it back 90 yards to put Central Arkansas up 21-10.

Casey completed 26 of 50 passes for 299 yards and four touchdowns to go along with the costly interception.

Central Arkansas and West Georgia were former opponents at the Division II level in the Gulf South Conference in the late 1990s and early 2000s. The two hadn't played since 2003.

West Georgia is a first-year member of the United Athletic Conference and in its first year of Division I. Central Arkansas leads the all-time series 5-4.

How To Watch

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  • TV Channel: Wolves at Bears 2021 College Football, week 7, is broadcasted on ESPN+.
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Scoring Summary

WES FG 1st Period 13:06 Chance Gagnon 46 Yd Field Goal
CARK TD 1st Period 2:54 Tyion Berry 15 Yd pass from Will McElvain (Jake Gaster Kick)
CARK TD 2nd Period 9:57 ShunDerrick Powell 19 Yd Run (Jake Gaster Kick)
WES TD 2nd Period 1:50 Dylan Gary 21 Yd pass from Quincy Casey (Chance Gagnon Kick)
CARK TD 2nd Period 0:10 Dillon Williams 89 Yd Interception Return (Jake Gaster Kick)
CARK TD 3rd Period 13:28 Arlie Lee 48 Yd pass from Will McElvain (Jake Gaster PAT failed)
CARK TD 3rd Period 11:37 Darius Hale 1 Yd Run (Jake Gaster Kick)
WES FG 3rd Period 7:45 Chance Gagnon 50 Yd Field Goal
WES TD 3rd Period 0:53 Cedric Seabrough 6 Yd pass from Quincy Casey (Chance Gagnon Kick)
WES TD 4th Period 10:39 Dylan Gary 24 Yd pass from Quincy Casey (Chance Gagnon Kick)
WES TD 4th Period 0:27 Dylan Gary 4 Yd pass from Quincy Casey (Two-Point Pass Conversion Failed)

Statistics

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35 1st Downs 15
6-19 3rd down efficiency 3-14
2-2 4th down efficiency 0-1
558 Total Yards 363
414 Passing 212
37/69 Comp/Att 19/31
6.0 Yards per pass 6.8
144 Rushing 151
28 Rushing Attempts 31
5.1 Yards per rush 4.9
10-95 Penalties 7-70
2 Turnovers 0
1 Fumbles lost 0
1 Interceptions thrown 0
30:25 Possession 29:35

Game Information

Venue: Estes Stadium

Location: Conway, AR
Attendance: 4,630 · Capacity:
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