UND holds off Indiana State comeback to win 42-35
Sep. 26—TERRE HAUTE, Ind. — The UND football team's sixth of six flights through three time zones in the last three weeks might not be a full-on midair celebration Saturday evening, but the Fighting Hawks will still get out of Wabash Valley with a win — and that's not always been a given at Memorial Stadium. The No. 7 Fighting Hawks nearly coughed up a three-touchdown lead in the fourth ...
In a close game, the UND Fighting Hawks defeated Indiana State 42-35 on Saturday. The home team had been on a road trip and was looking for a Missouri Valley Football Conference win. Senior quarterback Jerry Kaminski had a career-high 381 passing yards and four touchdowns. Cameron Weir caught a deep pass from Kaminski for a 39-yard touchdown with nine minutes remaining, giving UND a 42-21 lead.
However, Indiana State scored 96 seconds later when Jayden Reed caught a 33-yard TD pass from Brady Allen. The Sycamores recovered an onside kick and took the lead for good with a 17-yard TD pass from Allen to B.J. Wuest. Despite the mistakes, including letting up on defensive plays and forcing the Sycamores to turn the ball over on downs, UND still managed to ice the game and secure the victory.
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