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Montana State Beats Northern Arizona 28-14, Extends Win Streak to 19 Games
Backup quarterback Patrick Duchien accounted for three touchdowns as Montana State overcame injuries and extended its program-record winning streak to 19 games.
- On Saturday, top-ranked Montana State defeated Northern Arizona 28-14 at Bobcat Stadium, extending its program-record win streak to 19 games.
- With stars Justin Lamson and Taco Dowler sidelined by injuries and running back Adam Jones hampered, the Bobcats relied on depth players to secure the victory.
- Quarterback Patrick Duchien finished 16-of-20 passing for 240 yards and a touchdown, adding 77 yards and two scores on the ground; running back Colson Coon carried 18 times for 199 yards.
- Defensively, the Bobcats forced Northern Arizona to turn over the ball on downs during four red zone trips, limiting the Lumberjacks to one score despite them running 66 plays to Montana State's 53.
- Montana State travels to Moscow, ID, next week to face the winless Idaho Vandals in a primetime matchup Friday, Oct. 2, with kickoff at 8:30 p.m. on ESPN.
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Montana State beats Northern Arizona 28-14, extends win streak to 19 games
Patrick Duchien threw a touchdown pass and ran for two scores, and short-handed Montana State beat Northern Arizona 28-14 in a matchup between two of the top teams in the Football Championship Subdivision
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BVM Sports USNAU Football Doomed by Red Zone Trips, Falls to No. 1/1 Montana State, 28-14
BOZEMAN, Mont. (September 26, 2026) – No. 18/17 Northern Arizona battled the defending FCS National Champion to the end, but No. 1/1 Montana State came up with three key defensive stops to hold off the Lumberjacks, 28-14.
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