McCray, Sacred Heart down Morgan State

FAIRFIELD — Marques McCray threw for one touchdown and rushed for another and Sacred Heard defeated Morgan State 21-7 on Saturday.

Both teams scored on their opening possession before the Pioneers grabbed the lead with one second to play in the first half when McCray hit Rob DiNota for a 6-yard touchdown.

Sacred Heart (2-1) wrapped up the defensive struggle with a punishing 12-play, 89yard touchdown in the third quarter, scoring on Malik Grant’s 3-yard run. Grant finished with 125 yards on 25 carries.

That drive looked similar to the Pioneers’ opening drive, which covered 85 yards as 13 plays chewed up more than seven minutes. McCray’s 9-yard run tied the game at 7.

A good return on the opening kick set up the Bears (0-2) for Romello Kimbrough’s 1-yard plunge.

Morgan State missed a pair of field goals. SE Louisiana 56, CCSU 10: At New Britain, Cole Kelley threw for 444 yards and four touchdowns to help Southeastern Louisiana beat Central Connecticut.

Kelley was 25-of-33 passing, and he also rushed for a touchdown. Kelley passed for 338 yards and two touchdowns in the first half to help SE Louisiana lead 28-3. Austin Mitchell topped 100 yards receiving by halftime.

Romelo Williams passed for 148 yards with one touchdown and one interception for Central Connecticut (1-2), which travels to Miami (Fla.) next week to face its second ACC opponent in program history.

No. 24 Bowie State 27, New Haven 13: At West Haven, Ja’ROme Johnson rushed for 68 yards and a touchdown and also threw for 176 yards and a touchdown as the Bulldogs handed the Chargers their first loss.

Shamar Logan and Connor Degenhardt each had a rushing touchdown for New Haven (1-1). Bowie State improved to 2-1.

Wesleyan 21, Colby 5: Thomas Elkhoury caught an 84-yard touchdown pass from David Estevez and Logan Tomlinson caught a 34-yard touchdown pass from Ashton Scott to lead Wesleyan to a win in Waterville, Maine.

Moises Celaya kicked a 29-yard field goal to give Colby a 3-0 lead in the second quarter, but Wesleyan scored 21 unanswered points to take control.

Coast Guard 33, Nichols 6: At New London, Jared Colletti and Spencer McMillion combined for 276 yards and three touchdowns to lead Coast Guard to its win.