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He joined the team for his senior season.Augustana now leads the all-time series 3-0.MSUM is now 1-2 in season openers under Laqua. Notes: Senior Derek Bredy, one of the top track athletes in MSUM history, made two catches for 19 yards in his collegiate football debut. That is what held us back in the first half." Our consistency and execution has got to improve.
We got some guys experience who needed experience. "That is the biggest thing we take from it. "We got the young players some experience they needed, so they know what it takes to win," Laqua said. The Dragons host Southwest Minnesota State at 1 p.m. The Dragons moved into Viking territory twice in the final four minutes but were unable to get more points on the board. The teams changed punts before Raye came up with a big interception at the Dragon goal line to end a Viking scoring threat with 4:33 left. They weren't happy with the first half and wanted to play like they were capable." "They kept battling against the odds and were determined to play football at the level they were capable of playing. "The character of the guys on the team showed up in the second half," Laqua said. The Dragons then went 68 yards on 14 plays and scored on a 6-yard touchdown pass from Carr to Prince to climb within 41-28 - the closest they had been since early in the contest. The MSUM defense forced the Vikings to turn the ball over on downs on their next possession. We have a lot of young guys that did a lot of good things." "We found out about his leadership and playmaking abilities. "In his first collegiate start, he played a solid football game," Laqua said. Carr was 9-of-10 passing for 91 yards and two scores in the third quarter alone. With senior Wes Kramer's extra point, MSUM climbed within 41-21 with 6:18 left in the third. The Dragons then moved 58 yards on 11 plays, capped off by a 2-yard touchdown pass from Carr to Prince. MSUM's defense forced another turnover on Augie's ensuing offensive possession, as Bohl hit Trey Heid to force a fumble, which was recovered by Raye to give the Dragons the ball at their own 42-yard line. MSUM turned the turnover into points as Carr hit sophomore Zayne Medhaug for a 10-yard gain he fumbled into the end zone but Jiskra recovered for the Dragons, bringing them within 41-14 with 11:58 left in the third. Robbins forced a fumble on a bad snap early in the third quarter, and Binford recovered the ball at the Augie 39-yard line. The tide turned in the second half for MSUM, however. There were some jitters and poorly executed plays. "They were making that adjustment to the speed of the college game. "Some of that first half - we had 17 guys that played in their first college game," Laqua said. The Vikings outscored the Dragons 24-0 in the second quarter to take the 41-7 lead into halftime. MSUM did have a chance to cut into the lead late in the first quarter, but a field goal attempt missed wide left, leaving the Dragons with a 17-7 deficit after one frame. Two big plays for the Vikings were a fumble return for a touchdown and a blocked punt return for a touchdown. However, Augustana got rolling after that, scoring 38 unanswered points over the final 35 minutes of the first half to take a 41-7 lead into halftime. MSUM answered with a five-play, 75-yard drive, capped off by a 41-yard touchdown pass from Carr to Ambrose to put the Dragons up 7-3 with 12:14 left in the first half. The Dragons were intercepted on the game's first play, leading to a 41-yard field goal by Lucas Wainman just 1:22 into the game. However, Augustana had a decisive edge in rushing yards (227-62) and in time of possession (more than eight minutes). The Dragons also had a huge edge in passing yards (369-166). MSUM outgained Augustana in total offense (431-393) and had 25 first downs to the Vikings' 21. Sophomore cornerback Jaylen Raye had an interception while redshirt freshman linebacker Aaron Bohl had four tackles, a sack and a forced fumble. Sophomore linebacker Chris Lee had 10 tackles, inluding 1.5 for loss, while freshman defensive lineman Spencer Robbins had a solid collegiate debut with five tackles, including two for loss, and a forced fumble. On defense, sophomore cornerback Chris Binford had a team-high 11 tackles and also added a fumble recovery.
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