Elon edges Towson in double overtime

Bowie State, Hopkins pour on points in wins

ELON, N.C. — Owen Johnson lifted Elon to its eighth-straight victory with a 26-yard field goal in the second overtime to edge Towson 33-30 on Saturday.

Dondre Howell blocked Towson’s 33-yard field goal try to end the Tigers’ previous possession. The winning kick was Johnson’s fourth field goal of the game.

Brelynd Cyphers had 14 carries for 129 yards and a touchdown for Elon (8-1, 6-0 Colonial Athletic Association), and De’Sean McNair finished with 107 yards rushing and a touchdown.

Towson (3-6, 1-5) fell behind 27-10 but rallied in the fourth quarter with two quick touchdowns followed by a short field goal by Aidan O'Neill to tie it with 1:20 left and force overtime. Both teams hit field goals with their opening overtime possessions.

BETHUNE-COOKMAN 41, MORGAN STATE 28: Larry Brihm Jr. threw for 354 yards and a career-high five

23 Memphis 41 ...... Tulsa 14 Florida Atl. 30 ..... Marshall 25 UCLA 48 ........................ Utah 17 STATE B-Cookman 41 ...... Morgan 28 Bowie St. 77 ...Eliz. City St. 21 Elon 33 .......... Towson 30, 2OT Frostburg St. 17 ......... Kean 14 J.Hopkins 57 ........... Juniata 14 Rutgers 31 .......... Maryland 24 Stevenson 44 .......... Wilkes 12 Susquehanna 33McDaniel 10 Wesley 30 ........... Salisbury 20 EAST Bates 24, Bowdoin 17 Bentley 27, N. Haven 24, OT Bryant 48, Sacred Heart 45 Buffalo St. 24, Hartwick 20 CCSU 28, St. Francis (Pa.) 10 Castleton 28, Gallaudet 17 Dartmouth 10, Cornell 0 Delaware 31, Maine 17 Del. Valley 51, Misericordia 7 Fairmont St. 35, Concord 0 Harvard 21, Columbia 14 Hobart 34, St. Lawrence 7 Holy Cross 42, Fordham 20 Ithaca 20, Union 3 J. Madison 38, Rhode Island 3 Lafayette 7, Georgetown 0 Lehigh 42, Bucknell 21 MIT 20, Norwich 0 Mass.-Dart 37, Mass. Mari 14 Merc Marine 62, Catholic 27 Monmouth 42, Presbyt. 21 Muhlenberg 39, G’burg 14 NY Maritime 17, Dean 14 Penn 38, Princeton 35 Plymouth St. 24, Fitch. St. 7 RPI 63, Rochester 14 Richmond 22, Villanova 0 Rutgers 31, Maryland 24 S. Virginia 16, W. Paterson 6 Salve Regina 55, Becker 0 Shepherd 49, Charleston 12 Sh’sburg 20, Bloomsburg 6 Slip Rock 77, Seton Hill 38 South Florida 37, UConn 20 Springfield 62, Maine Mari 0 St. Brook 28, Albany 21, OT Tufts 28, Colby 14 Urbana 36, W. Va St. 35 W. New Eng 42, Curry 28 WPI 44, Coast Guard 16 Wagner 27, Robert Morris 7 Wash & Jeff 31, Geneva 17 West Virginia 20, Iowa St. 16 Widener 27, King's (Pa.) 6 SOUTH Alabama St. 13, Jackson St. 3 Alcorn St. 47, Ala A&M 22 Austin Peay 35, Tenn Tech 28 Averett 41, Brevard 17 touchdowns to lead the host Wildcats (5-4, 4-2 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference) past the Bears (1-8, 1-5).

Morgan State out-gained the Wildcats in total yardage, 504 to 471, and got 218 yards and two touchdowns from Eric Harrell, who had 19 carries. DeAndre Harris had touchdown throws to Dushon David and Manassah Bailey.

BOWIE STATE 77, ELIZABETH CITY STATE 21: Robert Chesson (Old Mill) had 20 carries for 304 yards and seven touchdowns to power the visiting Bulldogs (9-1, 4-1 Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association) past the Vikings (4-6, 1-3).

The win clinched the Northern Division title for Bowie State. The Bulldogs opened with a 14-0 lead in the first quarter and never trailed.

JOHNS HOPKINS 57, JUNIATA 14: David Tammaro went 18 for 27 for 264 yards and four touchdown passes to lead the host Blue Jays (8-1, 7-1 Centennial Conference) past the Eagles (3-6, 2-6).

Johns Hopkins is in a first-place tie with Franklin & Marshall entering the final game of the regular season. With a win at McDaniel the Blue Jays would Benedict 20, Kentucky St. 16 Birm-S’rn 20, Millsaps 17, OT Butler 23, Stetson 6 Campbell 42, Davidson 29 Catawba 17, Newberry 13 Centre 47, Sewanee 0 Charleston S’rn 10, G-Webb 9 Cincinnati 17, Tulane 16 Clemson 38, NC State 31 ETSU 24, VMI 6 Florida St. 27, Syracuse 24 Georgia 24, S. Carolina 10 Ga. St. 21, Georgia S’rn 17 H-Sydney 49, Shenandoah 43 Howard 37, Florida A&M 26 J’ville 20, Valparaiso 17 J’ville St. 59, Murray St. 23 Liberty 27, Duquesne 24 La-Lafayette 19, S. Ala. 14 La-Monroe 52, Appal St. 45 Mars Hill 56, UNC-Pemb 44 M.H.-Baylor 51, La. Col. 20 Maryville 35, LaGrange 23 Mississippi 37, Kentucky 34 Mississippi C. 30, Shorter 29 Mississippi St. 34, UMass 23 Morehouse 40, Clark Atl. 0 NC A&T 35, Norfolk St. 7 NC Central 14, Hampton 6 New Hamp 35, W. & Mary 16 Nicholls 23, Hou. Baptist 17 N. Texas 24, La. Tech 23 Old Dominion 6, Charlotte 0 R-Macon 38, Guilford 22 Samford 20, Mercer 3 Tenn St. 60, Va. Lynchburg 0 Texas Southern 38, MVSU 21 Thomas More 56, Thiel 7 UAB 52, Rice 21 Vanderbilt 31, W. Ky 17 Virginia 40, Georgia Tech 36 W. Carolina 31, The Citadel 19 W. Florida 30, N. Alabama 7 W. Georgia 20, Fla. Tech 13 Wofford 24, Chattnga 21, 2OT MIDWEST Baylor 38, Kansas 9 C. Missouri 52, NE’rn St. 24 C. Okla 27, Washburn 10 Central 23, Luther 21 Chadron St. 35, Bl. Hills St. 14 Chicago 19, Macalester 14 Colo Mesa 69, S. Dak Tech 7 Dayton 36, Marist 17 DePauw 37, Kenyon 32 Denison 36, Wooster 26 Dubuque 35, Coe 21 E. Illinois 23, E. Ky 20, OT Ferris St. 26, Davenport 0 Findlay 70, Ald-Broaddus 28 Ft. Hays St. 13, NW Msr St. 12 Gr. View 30, Benedictine 27 Hope 48, Albion 10 Iowa 55, Ohio St. 24 John Carroll 52, Otterbein 16 Kalamazoo 13, Rockford 6 Lake Forest 28, Illinois C. 21 Manchester 35, Hanover 34 take the Centennial Conference’s automatic bid to the playoffs by virtue of the 45-7 win over the Diplomats on Oct. 7.

STEVENSON 44, WILKES 12: Dan Williams completed 28 of 45 for 446 yards and five touchdown passes and Preston Addo had 10 receptions for 230 yards and three touchdowns to lead the visiting Mustangs (5-4, 5-3 Middle Atlantic Conference) past the Colonels (0-9, 0-8).

FROSTBURG STATE 17, KEAN 14: T.J. Peer completed two touchdown passes to Sergio Andino (Northeast) in the third quarter to lift the host Bobcats (8-1, 7-1 New Jersey Athletic Conference) over the Cougars (4-5, 4-4).

WESLEY 30, SALISBURY 20: The host Wolverines (8-1, 8-0 New Jersey Athletic Conference) went on a 17-0 run in the second half to beat the Sea Gulls (7-2, 7-1).

SUSQUEHANNA 33, MCDANIEL 10: The host River Hawks (6-5, 5-3 Centennial Conference) scored the final 20 points to beat the Green Terror (3-6, 2-6). Marietta 49, Capital 21 Michigan St. 27, Penn St. 24 Midland 32, Hastings 24 Millikin 41, Elmhurst 7 Missouri 45, Florida 16 Missouri St. 36, S. Illinois 28 Missouri Valley 27, Baker 22 N. Iowa 34, South Dakota 29 NW’rn 31, Nebraska 24 N. Dame 48, W. Forest 37 Oberlin 27, Hiram 14 Pitts St. 35, Neb-Kearney 13 Purdue 29, Illinois 10 Ripon 14, Lawrence 7 S. Dak St. 33, N. Dak St. 21 Sioux Falls 19, Upper Iowa 7 St. John's 72, Hamline 6 St. Norbert 47, Beloit 7 St. Thomas 58, Gustavus 7 St. Xavier 30, O. Naz. 29, 2OT Tabor 46, McPherson 29 Tiffin 14, Michigan Tech 7 Trine 41, Alma 6 UT Martin 16, SE Missouri 14 W. Illinois 31, Illinois St. 14 Walsh 31, Lake Erie 7 Wis.-LaC 21, Wis.-Stt 7 Wis.-Osh 42, Wis.-EC 7 Wis.-RF 21, Wis.-SP 14 Wis.-W’ter 17, Wis.-Platte 16 Wisconsin 45, Indiana 17 Wittenberg 42, Ohio Wes 23 Y’town St. 66, Indiana St. 24 SOUTHWEST Arkansas 39, Co. Carolina 38 Auburn 42, Texas A&M 27 Grambling St. 31, Ark.-PB 26 Houston 52, E. Carolina 27 Kansas St. 42, Texas T 35, OT N. Mex St. 45, Texas St. 35 Oklahoma 62, Okla. St. 52 Sam Hou St. 57,

Incarnate Word 20 WEST Army 21, Air Force 0 California 37, Oregon St. 23 Knnsw St. 16, Montana St. 14 Montana 17, N. Arizona 15 San Diego 45, Drake 15 UC Davis 56, Idaho St. 17 UNLV 31, Hawaii 23 Utah St. 24, New Mexico 10 Wash. St. 24, Stanford 21 Weber St. 28, E. Wash. 20 J.Hopkins at McDaniel ....... 12 Lycoming at Stevenson ...... 12 Morgan St. at Delaware St. 2 Towson at William & Mary .2 Michigan at Maryland .... 3:30 SMU at Navy ..................... 3:30 Regents Cup Frostburg St. at

Salisbury ........................ TBA