Villanova beats New Hampshire 28-24

Oct 10, 5:22 pm EDT

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DURHAM, N.H. (AP)—Tom Manning kicked two field goals in the fourth quarter and New Hampshire beat Villanova 28-24 on Saturday.

Manning kicked a 35-yarder to give New Hampshire (5-0, 2-0 Colonial Athletic Association) a 25-24 lead early in the fourth quarter and added a 22-yarder with 4:11 to play.

New Hampshire’s R.J. Toman went 15-for-18 for 292 yards, including a 32-yard touchdown pass to Scott Sicko.

New Hampshire has won three of the past four games in the series.

Matt Szczur scored two touchdowns with 66 yards rushing and 83 yards receiving for Villanova (5-1, 2-1). He scored on a 58-yard run and on a 26-yard pass from Chris Whitney.

Villanova is the first team this season to score more than 16 points against New Hampshire.

Updated Oct 10, 5:22 pm EDT
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Head to Head - Week 6

Team Total Yds Pass Yds Rush Yds First Downs 3rdD% Pen./Yds Turnovers Time of Poss.
Villanova 352 171 181 21 31.6% 4/35 1 34:17
New Hampshire 368 292 76 16 35.3% 5/48 1 25:43
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  1. Kevin Knarr
    5. Posted by Kevin Knarr Sat Oct 17 12:55pm EDT

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    Dewey Beats Truman!
  2. <i>monkus27</i>
    4. Posted by monkus27 Mon Oct 12 8:39am EDT

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    Who's the moron that wrote this headline?
  3. Joe C
    3. Posted by Joe C Sun Oct 11 10:59pm EDT

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    Wait till the Northern Iowa Panthers win it all (FCS Style) this year
  4. Michael
    2. Posted by Michael Sun Oct 11 10:47pm EDT

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    Still haven't fixed it....
  5. RichardB
    1. Posted by RichardB Sat Oct 10 6:35pm EDT

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    That'll be one embarassed headline writer "Villanova Defeats New Hampshire 28-24". Well the Wildcats won anyway. :-)
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