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McCloud leads Texas State to 41-9 dismantling of Arkansas State

Arkansas State Red Wolves vs. Texas State Bobcats: Full Highlights

After spotting the Red Wolves a 3-0 lead on the game's first drive, McCloud threw a 53-yard scoring pass to Kole Wilson. Before the first quarter ended, McCloud ran it in from the 5 for a 14-3 lead.

McCloud later threw scoring passes of 25 yards to Jaden Williams and 30 and 8 yards to Joey Hobert who finished with 101 yards on 10 catches. McCloud completed 24 of 29 passes. Ismail Madhi ran for 164 yards on 17 carries.

Jaylen Raynor threw for 207 yards for Arkansas State and Ja'Quez Cross ran for 117 yards on nine carries.

Texas State (4-2, 2-0 Sun Belt) has now won six of its last eight since last season.

Arkansas State (3-3, 1-1) still leads the all-time series between the two 7-6.

How To Watch

How can I watch Arkansas State Red Wolves vs. Texas State Bobcats?
  • TV Channel: Red Wolves at Bobcats 2021 College Football, week 7, is broadcasted on ESPN+.
  • Online streaming: Sign up for Fubo.

Matchup Prediction

Bobcats: 79.8%
Red Wolves: 20.2%
*According to ESPN's Basketball Power Index

Scoring Summary

ARST FG 1st Period 13:13 Clune Van Andel 41 Yd Field Goal
TXST TD 1st Period 10:54 Kole Wilson 53 Yd pass from Jordan McCloud (Mason Shipley Kick)
TXST TD 1st Period 1:12 Jordan McCloud 5 Yd Run (Mason Shipley Kick)
ARST FG 2nd Period 11:10 Clune Van Andel 40 Yd Field Goal
TXST FG 2nd Period 6:37 Mason Shipley 39 Yd Field Goal
ARST FG 2nd Period 0:15 Clune Van Andel 25 Yd Field Goal
TXST TD 3rd Period 13:53 Jaden Williams 25 Yd pass from Jordan McCloud (Mason Shipley Kick)
TXST TD 3rd Period 8:08 Joey Hobert 30 Yd pass from Jordan McCloud (Mason Shipley Kick)
TXST TD 4th Period 14:56 Joey Hobert 8 Yd pass from Jordan McCloud (Mason Shipley Kick)
TXST FG 4th Period 3:42 Mason Shipley 29 Yd Field Goal

Statistics

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20 1st Downs 28
7-17 3rd down efficiency 6-10
1-1 4th down efficiency 0-1
384 Total Yards 591
213 Passing 325
25/39 Comp/Att 25/30
5.5 Yards per pass 10.8
171 Rushing 266
33 Rushing Attempts 40
5.2 Yards per rush 6.7
5-35 Penalties 7-48
2 Turnovers 0
1 Fumbles lost 0
1 Interceptions thrown 0
24:56 Possession 35:04

Game Information

Bobcat Stadium (TX)

Location: San Marcos, TX
Attendance: 28,000 · Capacity:

Sun Belt - East

TEAM OVR CONF
Marshall 10-3 7-1
Georgia Southern 8-5 6-2
James Madison 9-4 4-4
Old Dominion 5-7 4-4
Coastal Carolina 6-6 3-5
App State 5-6 3-5
Georgia State 3-9 1-7

Sun Belt - West

TEAM OVER CONF
Louisiana 10-3 7-1
Texas State 7-5 5-3
Arkansas State 7-5 5-3
South Alabama 7-6 5-3
UL Monroe 5-7 3-5
Troy 4-8 3-5
Southern Miss 1-11 0-8
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