US EditionLuke Yoder's 108 yards rushing and 2 total TDs lead Lehigh past Yale 31-13
Lehigh improved to 6-0 with a dominant running game and a 3-0 turnover advantage, marking their best start since 2012, coach Kevin Cahill said.
- On Saturday, Lehigh Mountain Hawks football team beat Yale football team 31-13 at Goodman Stadium.
- Kevin Cahill, Lehigh football coach, spent 10 years at Yale including eight as assistant head coach and five as offensive coordinator, and he has stressed winning home games as Lehigh is 4-0 in its home brown uniforms this season.
- Lehigh outgained Yale 399-350 after rushing for 234 yards and passing for 174, while Luke Yoder rushed for 108 yards and a touchdown with Hayden Johnson throwing two scores.
- Lehigh secured its sixth consecutive win without a defeat, recording its best start since 2012 and winning the turnover battle 3-0 with plays by Tyler Ochojski, Davis Rice, and Aidan Singleton.
- Next month Lehigh plays at Columbia and Fordham, sandwiching a bye week and won’t be home again until Nov. 1 when Georgetown visits.
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Luke Yoder's 108 yards rushing and 2 total TDs lead Lehigh past Yale 31-13
Hayden Johnson threw for two touchdowns and ran for another score, Luke Yoder had 108 yards rushing and two total touchdowns, and Lehigh beat Yale 31-13.
Fast Start, Second-Half Takeaways Power No. 8/9 Lehigh Past Yale, 31-13 - Lehigh University Athletics
No. 8/9 Lehigh's offense raced to an early 14-0 lead and its defense took the ball away three times in the second half as the Mountain Hawks defeated Yale 31-13 Saturday in a Patriot League-Ivy League matchup at Goodman Stadium on Tackle Cancer presented by Red Robin.
Bulldogs Drop Road Matchup With Lehigh - Yale University
BETHLEHEM, Pa. – Yale football lost its first game of the season Saturday afternoon, falling to No. 8 Lehigh 31-13 on the road. The Bulldogs kept the game within one score up through the third quarter, but the Mountain Hawks pulled away in the fourth to secure the victory.
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