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Jimmies can't overcome slow start at CUNE

Jimmies can't overcome slow start at CUNE

SEWARD, Neb.-- The University of Jamestown football team struggled to get its offense going Saturday afternoon in a 30-15 loss to Concordia University.

Of the Jimmies' first six possessions, four ended in a punt, one in an interception, and another on downs at the Bulldog one-yard line. Meanwhile, Concordia had touchdown drives of 99 and 97 yards and added a field goal to cap off an 86-yard drive for a 16-0 lead at the half.

The Bulldogs went 69 yards in ten plays to open the second half with another touchdown, increasing their lead to 23-0.

Jamestown got on the board with 5:10 to play in the third as Cade Torgerson (SR/Billings, Mont.) found Isaiah Roebuck (SO/Marana, Ariz.) for a 38-yard touchdown pass, and Aanon Peterson (FR/Andover, Minn.)'s extra point made it 23-7.

After the UJ defense forced a three-and-out, the offense drove 65 yards in ten plays, capped off by a five-yard pass from Torgerson to Micah Madyun (JR/Ramsey, Minn.). The two-point pass attempt to Madyun was good, and the Jimmies were down just 23-15 with 14:55 to play.

Another three-and-out by the defense was helped by a CUNE 21-yard punt, and Jamestown took over on its own 42-yard line. Passes from Torgerson to Ryan Collins (JR/Akron, Ohio) and Roebuck got the Jimmies down to the Bulldog 39-yard-line, but four straight incompletions resulted in a turnover on downs.

Concordia put together an eight-play drive that resulted in another touchdown and a 30-15 lead. The final two Jimmie possessions ended on downs, and the Bulldogs were able to run out the clock.

Jamestown (3-4 overall, 2-4 GPAC) returns home to host Morningside (Iowa) University next Saturday at 1 p.m.

Stat Leaders:
Passing: Cade Torgerson 25-of-45, 261 yards, 2 TD, 1 INT
Rushing: Carlos Julian (JR/North Las Vegas, Nev.) 4 carries for 37 yards; Zach Hammett (FR/Mohave Valley, Ariz.) 7 carries for 22 yards
Receiving: Micah Madyun 8 catches for 46 yards; Isaiah Roebuck 4 catches for 111 yards
Tackles: Rashawn Benners (JR/Dayton, Ohio) 8 (8 solo); Ezra Belingheri (SO/Sparks, Nev.), David Diaz (JR/Winter Garden, Fla.), Aaron Mack (SR/Jamestown, N.D.), Jed Rantz (SO/Arroyo Grande, Calif.) 6
Sacks: Paul Vandal (JR/Jamestown, N.D.) 1 for 6 yards