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De La Poza's 4th quarter field goals boot Tarleton State past McNeese 27-24
De La Poza finished 2 of 3 on field goals, and Kaden Anderson threw for 363 yards as Tarleton State improved to 3-0.
- On Saturday night, Tarleton State Rams kicker Alejandro De La Poza secured a 27-24 victory over McNeese with a 24-yard field goal as time expired, keeping The Texans undefeated at 3-0.
- McNeese held a 24-21 advantage after Deaglan Camron kicked a 37-yard field goal late in the third quarter, but The Texans dominated the final 15 minutes to reclaim momentum.
- The Texans quarterback Kaden Anderson threw for 363 yards and Tylan Hines rushed for 141 yards with two touchdowns; McNeese quarterback Devin Lippold threw for 286 yards and Elisha Edwards had 111 yards receiving.
- Poza's game-winning kick capped a 16-play, 84-yard drive lasting almost four minutes, marking the second-straight season the Tarleton State Rams have won their first three games.
- The McNeese Cowboys travel to face the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley on Sept. 19, while the Tarleton State Rams return home to host Merrimack next Saturday.
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De La Poza's 4th quarter field goals boot Tarleton State past McNeese 27-24
Alejandro De La Poza’s 24-yard field goal as time expired helped carry Tarleton State to a 27-24 win over McNeese. De La Poza’s game-winner occurred at the end of a 16-play, 84-yard drive that lasted almost four minutes. His 24-yard…
De La Poza makes walk-off field goal to lift Tarleton State at McNeese, Texans’ 2nd straight 3-0 start
LAKE CHARLES, La. – Tarleton State beat McNeese on a field goal as time expired, a 24-yarder by Alejandro De La Poza , in Lake Charles, Louisiana. The Texans handled business in their second straight road game of the early season, beating McNeese for the third straight time, 27-24 on Saturday night. The No. 4 Texans (3-0, 0-0 UAC) have started 3-0 for the second straight season, their first such stretch since 2018-19. They went a combined 23-2 i…
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