5 things you might've missed in UND's 42-35 win over Indiana State
Sep. 26—TERRE HAUTE, Ind. — The Fighting Hawks held off a late rally from Indiana State on Saturday in a 42-35 victory at Memorial Stadium. Here are five things you might've missed during the game. UND needed to battle through injuries offensively. The Fighting Hawks started the game without tight ends Haydn Stay, Aidan Behymer and Hunter Kallstrom. Then during the game, UND lost offensive ...
Fighting Hawks secured a 42-35 victory over Indiana State in a close game at Memorial Stadium. The team struggled with injuries, starting the match without tight ends Haydn Stay, Aidan Behymer, and Hunter Kallstrom, as well as offensive linemen Liam Becher and Ayden Teeter. Becher was wearing a protective boot after his injury and Head Coach Eric Schmidt expressed concerns about Goodloe's status and Becher's availability.
Goodloe contributed with six catches for 62 yards, and played a crucial role in building UND's lead in the second half. Quarterback Jerry Kaminski delivered an impressive performance, particularly on third down with a 22-yard pass to Korey Tai and a 35-yard touchdown to Cameron Weir. Kaminski led the team in carries with 18 yards and two touchdowns, while Griffin Broderick and Charles Langama also made significant contributions in the running game.
Special teams faced challenges, with kicker Kenten Laughmann missing a critical 40-yard field goal and punters averaging just 41.8 yards on five attempts.
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