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Sixkiller throws for 450 yards, 3 TDs, as Campbell cruises past Maine 35-6
Kamden Sixkiller passed for a career-high 450 yards and three touchdowns as Campbell piled up 562 total yards.
- On Saturday, senior quarterback Kamden Sixkiller threw for a career-high 450 yards and three touchdowns, leading Campbell to a 35-6 victory over Maine and improving The Fighting Camels to 7-1 overall and 4-0 in the Coastal Athletic Association.
- After Maine pulled to within 7-6 early in the second quarter, Campbell scored 28 unanswered points while piling up 562 total yards, more than double the 275 yards managed by The Black Bears.
- Sixkiller connected with Jyron Waiters for a 59-yard touchdown pass in the fourth quarter, capping a performance where 13 different Camels caught passes and Waiters finished with 7 receptions for 155 yards.
- The loss extended The Black Bears' losing streak to 7 games, snapping a string of 9 consecutive homecoming victories, while Maine's offense mustered only 63 rushing yards and quarterback Caden Drezek threw interceptions.
- Campbell travels to Albany next Saturday while Maine visits Rhode Island, with The Fighting Camels holding their most wins in a single season since the program's modern era began in 2008.
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UMaine football can’t stop its losing streak
Campbell remains unbeaten in the Coastal Athletic Association while handing the Black Bears their seventh straight loss.
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Campbell UniversityNo. 13 Camels Earn School Record Seventh Win, Defeat Maine 35-6
ORONO, MAINE – Kamden Sixkiller threw for a school single-game record 450 yards with three touchdowns, leading No. 13 Campbell on the road at Maine 35-6. Campbell set a new single-season record for wins with Saturday’s victory, claiming its seventh win on the year. The previous program-best of six wins was posted in 2011, 2017, […]
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