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Central Michigan Chippewas at Miami (OH) RedHawks

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Mozee runs for 120 yards, Miami of Ohio defense dominates in 46-7 rout of Central Michigan

Central Michigan Chippewas vs. Miami (OH) RedHawks: Full Highlights

Dom Dzioban kicked five field goals for the Redhawks, with a long of 51 yards. Kellan McLaughlin added his first career field goal, from 41 yards.

Central Michigan led 7-3 in the second quarter before Mozee broke free for a 72-yard run that set up Reggie Virgil's 9-yard TD catch from backup QB Henry Hesson for the go-ahead score.

The Redhawks led 16-7 at halftime, then Dzioban kicked his fourth field goal — the 51-yarder — early in the third quarter. Brett Gabbert followed that up with a 36-yard touchdown pass to Javon Tracy and a 26-7 lead heading to the fourth.

Miami kept the momentum going, with Dzioban's final field goal, from 41 yards, short touchdown runs by Kevin Davis and Jordan Brunson, and McLaughlin's field goal.

Gabbert was 10-for-12 passing for 165 yards and Hesson was 5 for 12 for 76 yards. They each had one touchdown pass. Tracy had 118 yards on five receptions.

Behind Mozee, Brunson had 79 yards rushing and Davis had 70. The Redhawks (4-4, 3-1 Mid-American Conference) ran it 39 times for 277 yards.

Central Michigan (3-5, 1-3) had 106 yards rushing, 62 yards passing and 12 first downs.

The Chippewas had one snap in Miami territory in the second half and they lost 10 yards on a holding call.

How To Watch

How can I watch Central Michigan Chippewas vs. Miami (OH) RedHawks?
  • TV Channel: Chippewas at RedHawks 2021 College Football, week 9, is broadcasted on ESPN+.
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Matchup Prediction

RedHawks: 76.9%
Chippewas: 23.1%
*According to ESPN's Basketball Power Index

Scoring Summary

M-OH FG 1st Period 10:02 Dom Dzioban 31 Yd Field Goal
CMU TD 1st Period 1:59 Myles Bailey 2 Yd Run (Tristan Mattson Kick)
M-OH TD 2nd Period 14:49 Reggie Virgil 9 Yd pass from Henry Hesson (Dom Dzioban Kick)
M-OH FG 2nd Period 6:29 Dom Dzioban 22 Yd Field Goal
M-OH FG 2nd Period 0:01 Dom Dzioban 23 Yd Field Goal
M-OH FG 3rd Period 9:19 Dom Dzioban 51 Yd Field Goal
M-OH TD 3rd Period 6:18 Javon Tracy 36 Yd pass from Brett Gabbert (Dom Dzioban Kick)
M-OH FG 4th Period 13:25 Dom Dzioban 44 Yd Field Goal
M-OH TD 4th Period 11:19 Kevin Davis 2 Yd Run (Dom Dzioban Kick)
M-OH TD 4th Period 6:48 Jordan Brunson 3 Yd Run (Kellan McLaughlin Kick)
M-OH FG 4th Period 0:51 Kellan McLaughlin 41 Yd Field Goal

Statistics

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12 1st Downs 19
4-13 3rd down efficiency 3-11
1-1 4th down efficiency 2-2
168 Total Yards 518
62 Passing 241
7/17 Comp/Att 15/25
3.6 Yards per pass 9.6
106 Rushing 277
36 Rushing Attempts 39
2.9 Yards per rush 7.1
6-61 Penalties 7-45
1 Turnovers 0
0 Fumbles lost 0
1 Interceptions thrown 0
26:49 Possession 33:11

Game Information

Yager Stadium

Location: Oxford, OH
Attendance: 10,661 · Capacity:
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