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Clune Van Andel makes field goal as time expires to give Arkansas State 15-14 win over South Alabama
Arkansas State overcame a late missed field goal by South Alabama to win 15-14, with Clune Van Andel scoring the decisive 38-yard kick as time expired.
- On Tuesday, Clune Van Andel made a 38-yard field goal as time expired, giving Arkansas State a 15-14 win at Hancock Whitney Stadium.
- After South Alabama missed a 29-yard attempt with under two minutes left, Arkansas State Red Wolves mounted a late drive to set up Van Andel's game-winning kick.
- Arkansas State's special teams provided the clincher as Van Andel connected on three field goals, while Raynor completed 67% of his throws to lead the late comeback.
- The loss dropped South Alabama Jaguars to 1-6 with six straight defeats, and the Jaguars now must win their final five games to reach a bowl; Arkansas State Red Wolves improved to 3-4 and 2-1 in Sun Belt play.
- Discipline problems showed up again for the Jaguars, who were penalized 13 times and finished with nearly as many penalty yards as passing yards, while Van Andel produced a similar last-second winner last year.
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The Cumberland Times-NewsArkansas State 15, South Alabama 14
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South Alabama Drops Sixth Straight in Snoozefest 15-14 - The Gazebo Gazette
by Jeff Clark, Staff Writer MOBILE (GG) — They say that defense wins ballgames. And while that adage is certainly true, offenses that can continually make big plays and score points can also win games. Neither Arkansas State nor South Alabama could get it going at a high level offensively Tuesday night, but ASU did […] The post South Alabama Drops Sixth Straight in Snoozefest 15-14 appeared first on The Gazebo Gazette.
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