McCown, Jenkins account for 6 TDs and Lamar seizes Southland lead with win over Stephen F. Austin
BEAUMONT, Texas (AP) — Aiden McCown threw for three touchdowns, Parker Jenkins ran for three touchdowns and Lamar never trailed as it beat Football Championship Subdivision second-ranked Stephen F. Austin 45-28 on Saturday.
McCown threw for 307 yards and Jenkins ran for 138 yards. Blake Thomas had 120 receiving yards and caught a touchdown.
Gavin Rutherford threw for 315 yards, two touchdowns and two interceptions for the Lumberjacks. Clayton Wayland had 173 receiving yards and two touchdowns and Bugs Mortimer had 124 receiving yards and a touchdown.
Lamar (8-2, 6-1) entered ranked 13th in the Stats Perform FCS Poll and now sits atop the Southland Conference standings.
Stephen F. Austin (9-1, 6-1) entered ranked second in the Stats Perform poll.
The Cardinals built a 17-0 lead and led by 10 at halftime.
Andres Sandoval kicked a 27-yard field goal near the midway point of the first quarter. McCown led a nine-play, 65-yard drive that ended with his 7-yard scoring pass to Davin Driskell with 2:03 left in the first.
Midway threw the second, Jenkins ran it in from the 3 to end a nine-play, 60-yard drive for the 17-point advantage.
Gavin Rutherford threw a 22-yard scoring pass to Clayton Wayland with 25 seconds before halftime for the Lumberjacks' first score.
Up next
Stephen F. Austin: Plays at UT Rio Grande Valley on Saturday.
Lamar: Hosts East Texas A&M on Saturday.
___
Sign up for Top 25 poll alerts here. Visit the Top 25 here and see AP’s full college football coverage here.
Nebraska Makes Major Coaching Change After 4th Consecutive Loss
How Much Are College Football Players Really Making? Position-By-Position Breakdown
Chris 'The Bear' Fallica's College Football Week 10 Expert Picks, Best Bets
How A Goofy Rookie Called 'Gronk' Transformed Into The Best Tight End Ever
Why College Football's 'Rockstar' Coaches Aren't The Answer
3 Takeaways From Utah's Statement Win Over BYU
How Miami QB Darian Mensah Can Boost His Heisman Case Against Notre Dame
Friday Night Lights: Inside Illinois' Primetime Win Over Nebraska
Ohio State QB Julian Sayin 'Healing' From Arm Injury, No Timetable For Return
