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Tanner throws 2 TD passes to help Robert Morris rally past Stonehill 20-17
Robert Morris secured a second straight win with strong defense holding Stonehill to 38 yards in their final 14 plays, led by Tanner's two touchdown passes.
- Robert Morris Colonials rallied from a halftime deficit after Aidan Garrett's 2-yard run with 1:22 left before halftime gave Stonehill Skyhawks a 17-10 lead, beating them 20-17 on Saturday for a second-straight win.
- Early ties gave way to Stonehill's second-quarter surge as the Skyhawks scored all 17 points, with Jack O'Connell's 17-yard TD pass to Cody Ruff and Domenic Scalese's 24-yard field goal.
- On the decisive drive, Zach Tanner finished an 11-play, 80-yard march with an 18-yard touchdown to Richard Ransom that produced the go-ahead score.
- The Robert Morris Colonials defense forced a Stonehill Skyhawks fumble and a turnover on downs with 9:41 remaining to preserve the 20-17 victory, affecting standings.
- Key individual efforts underscored season questions for both teams as Ethan Stone, Robert Morris running back, ran for 122 yards while Jack O'Connell, Stonehill quarterback, threw for 116 yards and Aidan Garrett, Stonehill running back, added 75 rushing yards.
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Tanner throws 2 TD passes to help Robert Morris rally past Stonehill 20-17
Zach Tanner threw for a pair of touchdowns and Ethan Stone run for 122 yards and Robert Morris beat Stonehill 20-17 on Saturday for its second-straight win.
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RMU Football Holds off Stonehill 20-17
EASTON, Mass. – RMU overcame a second-quarter Stonehill surge to defeat the Skyhawks 20-17 on Saturday afternoon at W.B. Mason Stadium. This is the Colonials' second straight win as they improve to 3-6 on the season and 2-2 in the NEC, while Stonehill also has the same record after the loss.
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